GP care for the whole family
Start with your GP for anything at all. Our doctors see patients of all ages, with nursing support, on-site pathology and a pharmacy next door.
Everyday care, close to home
Check-ups, scripts, referrals, results and the things that just don't feel right. Our doctors care for individuals and families at every stage of life.
Children and immunisations
Childhood immunisations and care for babies, kids and teenagers as they grow. Adults can catch up on their vaccinations too, so the whole family is covered.
Women's health
Period problems, cervical screening, contraception, menopause and breast checks. Several of our GPs have a particular interest in women's health.
Men's health
Prostate checks, cancer screening and mental health, plus care for heart disease, high cholesterol and diabetes.
Diabetes, blood pressure and more
Living with a long-term condition can be tiring. Your GP can help you stay on top of it, with regular reviews and support from our nurses.
Mental health
If you aren't feeling like yourself, or you're going through a hard time, book in for a private conversation with your GP.
Skin checks
If something has caught your eye, book in with your GP. Dr Ali has an interest in skin cancer checks.
Looking for a procedure, such as a skin check, biopsy or iron infusion? Find a service
Every service, step by step
What happens at your appointment, who you'll see and how long to allow. The same information is in Find a service.
Nursing support
Our nurses work alongside your GP in the clinic, so your care is joined up from the moment you arrive.
Bloods and tests, on the spot
4Cyte Pathology has a collection room inside the clinic, so many tests can be done during your visit, without a separate trip.
- Provider4Cyte Pathology
- Collection hours[To be confirmed: 4Cyte collection hours]
- PharmacyRight next door, to fill your script after your appointment
See your GP by phone or video
Telehealth suits scripts, referrals, results and follow-ups. It's available to eligible patients, in line with Medicare (MBS) rules.
Usually you need to have seen one of our doctors face to face in the last 12 months. Some exemptions apply, such as babies under 12 months.- Book a phone or video consultOnline through HotDoc, or by calling reception.
- Check your emailHotDoc sends a confirmation and a reminder, with the video link if you need one.
- Speak with your GPFor video, you'll need a camera and an internet connection.
When we're closed
We're open 7 days. Outside our hours, these services can help.
In an emergency, always call 000.
- Kilmore District Hospital Urgent Care Centre1 Anderson Rd, KilmoreTreats a range of medical conditions, with medical officers on site from 10am to 10pm daily.
- Victorian Virtual Emergency Departmentvved.org.au (opens in a new tab)A free public service for non-life-threatening emergencies. You speak with emergency doctors and nurses by video call.
- Nurse-On-Call1300 60 60 24Health advice from a registered nurse over the phone.
- healthdirect1800 022 222Free 24-hour health advice for non-emergencies.