In light of the current situation and to protect our patients and staff, we have introduced all necessary measures and will be monitoring our bookings and patients closely.
- Telehealth is available to all patients for routine and non-urgent care. It includes repeat scripts, referrals, test results, Medical Certificates, Chronic Disease Management, Care Plans, and Mental Health treatment plans.
- ECG, Phlebotomy/Pathology, and Vaccinations do require a face-to-face consultation. If you need to physically attend the medical centre for examination or treatment, you are able to do so. Your doctor will call you first so you can answer COVID-screening questions prior to entering the clinic.
- We ask patients to call the reception upon arrival but remain in their cars and we will call you to come up when your doctor is ready to take you in.
We are expecting our first Pfizer Vaccination delivery during the week of the 20th of September. We can start booking appointments after this date.
COVID-19 vaccination will available and free for all people living in Australia, including:
- all Medicare-eligible Australians.
- all visa-holders, including refugees, asylum seekers, temporary protection visa holders, and those on bridging visa
- people currently residing in detention facilities, including those whose visas have been canceled.
Medicare ineligible people can receive the vaccine from any Commonwealth Vaccination Clinic or a state/territory vaccination hub.
