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Highbury Medical Centre is an established family general practice located in the leafy suburb of Highbury and has served the local community for over 20 years.
The doctors practising at our clinic pride themselves on the quality care they provide because the health and well-being of patients is – and always has been their greatest priority.
They provide a comprehensive range of primary care services, such as general family medicine, preventative medicine, vaccinations, geriatric health, men’s health, women’s health including Implanon insertion and removal, children's health, chronic disease management, cosmetic medicine, occupational health and pre-employment medicals, skin checks, and more!
The GPs practising at our clinic offer a complete range of medical services, including general consultations, immunisations, referrals, and more.
Find out more about our fully accredited clinic and the care the GPs provide.
It is quick and convenient to make an appointment using our online booking system.
We all know to book in with a GP when we’re injured, unwell, or have an ongoing chronic condition. GPs can help identify and diagnose symptoms and direct us towards our next steps for treatment. Whether that may be complete rest, referring us to a specialist, recommending antibiotics, or prescribing other methods of treatment, visiting your GP is an important way to protect your health in the face of active injury or illness. But, what about beyond that? Are you...
Are your child’s vaccinations up to date?Stepping into a new year is the perfect time to review and update your child’s immunisation schedule. Not only do immunisations allow protection against the most serious childhood infections, but vaccinating your child ensures you and your family are eligible for Family Tax Benefit payments and childcare subsidies.Why Should I Vaccinate My Child?There are many reasons to vaccinate your child, the most important of which are the health benefits.Disease Prevention: Childhood vaccinations prevent...
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The festive season tends to start earlier every year with lunches, dinners, travel, and get-togethers galore. It’s important to remain healthy during this time with some important tips: If travelling on a plane, train or bus, stay well by wiping down surfaces including armrests, tray table and latch, air vents, and seatbelt buckle. You want to remain germ-free during your travels. Stay hydrated. An extra alcoholic beverage here and there can make you more susceptible to dehydration, so it’s important...
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The COVID-19 public health crisis fundamentally changed the way general practices provide primary health care overnight. With the increased number of confirmed COVID-19 cases, the Australian Government announced on 30th March 2020 that it would extend telehealth services to all patients. Telehealth is now an on-going service available when booking an appointment with your doctor. But what is telehealth, and how does it affect you? We're glad you asked! We've put together a brief FAQ to help answer your questions...
If you require medical assistance outside of opening hours, please call 13 SICK National Home Doctor on 13 7425. Fees may apply. For further details, please visit https://homedoctor.com.au
In a medical emergency, please call 000 and ask for an ambulance.