Patient Information

Your doctor may refer you for investigations such as blood tests and radiology. It is imperative that you return to your doctor to discuss the outcomes of these results. It is our obligation to protect the privacy of your medical information. Most tests will be ready within 2-3 days, we recommend booking in for a follow up when you have your test done.

You may contact your doctor by telephone during normal surgery hours. A message will be taken and passed on to your doctor. 

Your doctor will contact you as soon as they can.

In case of an emergency the call will be put through straight away.

Where possible, we ask that you attend the clinic to see your doctor as we have all the necessary equipment and support needed. We do appreciate however that there are times when patients are not able to attend the clinic. Please contact reception staff if you require a home visit.

A consultation is required before issuing you with a repeat script. Long term and short term medication are issued over certain duration of time and require the doctor to monitor your health and to ensure the medication continues to work for you for the purpose it has been prescribed.

As part of our commitment to providing quality care to you and your family, we may send you correspondence informing you of health assessments which are appropriate for you. We will also send you letters to remind you of routine tests that are due. If you do not wish to be part of our recall and reminders system, please inform our reception staff.

We are committed to providing high quality patient care and are always looking for areas to improve. If you would like to tell us about something we have done right, if you have a suggestion to make, if you have any concerns or you are unsatisfied with any aspect of your visit – please don’t be shy, contact our caring Practice Manager. We would appreciate the opportunity to resolve any grievance you may have within the company, however, if you are not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Health Services Commission on 1800 136 066 or email hsc@health.vic.gov.au.

All patient information is private, and the confidentiality of patient information must be maintained at all times. The rights of every patient are to be respected. All information collected by this practice in providing a health service is deemed to be private and confidential. This practice complies with Federal and State privacy regulations including the Privacy Act 1998, the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 & Victorian Health Records Act 2001. Under no circumstances are employees of this practice to discuss or in any way reveal patient conditions or documentation to unauthorised staff, colleagues, other patients, family or friends, whether at the practice or outside it, such as in the home or at social occasions. This includes patient’s accounts, referral letters or other clinical documentation. GPs & staff are aware of confidentiality requirements for all patient encounters and recognise that significant breaches of confidentiality may provide grounds for disciplinary action or dismissal. Every employee of this practice is aware of the privacy policy and has signed a privacy statement as part of their terms and conditions of employment. This privacy statement continues to be binding on employees even after their employment has terminated. 

• Family medicine (male and female doctors available)
• Urgent care
• Skin cancer checks and treatment
• Women’s health
• Paediatrics
• Childhood Immunisations
• Onsite pathology collection (Dorevitch Pathology)
• WorkCover and TAC care
• Chronic Disease Management
• Ante-natal care
• Pre-employment medicals
• Taxi drivers license medicals
• UBER medicals
• Travel advice and vaccines
• Prescriptions
• Medical Certificates
• Health assessments
• Minor procedures
• Dentist
• Physiotherapist
• Podiatrist