If a patient has a potentially infectious condition (e.g. influenza, TB, MRSA, chickenpox, measles ) please notify reception on arrival as isolation and surgical mask may be needed.

Please download our new patient form to fill out before you come in for your first visit.

Patients who are particularly ill should notify staff on arrival, so that they can be made as comfortable as possible until seen by the doctor. A wheelchair is available in the surgery please contact a receptionist or nurse should you require one.

Authority scripts will not be sent via email. We will not prescribe restricted drugs via email. This service is only available if the request has been discussed as part of a consultation. Due to ‘doctor shopping’ issues, drugs of addiction will not be prescribed to new patients presenting to this surgery.

If you have not heard from us (time allocation), please contact the surgery to make sure the request has been actioned.

It is in the best interest of your health to be seen by your Doctor whenever a repeat prescription is required. Patients should also return to see their Doctor for referrals and to discuss their test results.

We are a zero tolerance practice. We do not tolerate abuse of any kind. Patients who do not respect this policy will no longer be seen by our practice.

If you have any questions about Medicare and the rebate system, please visit the Human Services website. To receive your rebate faster, you can register your bank details with the Department of Human Services. Please visit their website for the appropriate forms.