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LOCAL DOCTORS CARING FOR LOCAL FAMILIES

agpal-accredited-general-practiceHyde and Partners Medical Centre has been part of the local community for over 40 years.

Founded by Dr Geoff Hyde, Hyde and Partners Medical Centre has been well regarded for providing the highest quality personal and family-centred medical care to Gawler and the surrounding areas since 1976.

Hyde and Partners Medical Centre is accredited to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners standards, with doctors offering a complete range of primary medical services that can be provided to you from your choice of highly qualified and experienced practitioners.

Our main practice is centrally located at 1 Light Square Road Gawler.
For more information or appointments call  (08) 8522 3444.

OUR CHARTER

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Is your heart in check? ❤️

Your heart works hard for you every day—when was the last time you checked in on it? A Heart Health Check is a simple way to assess your risk of heart disease.

Why book a Heart Health Check?
• Heart disease can develop with no symptoms—early detection is key.
• Identifies risk factors like high blood pressure, cholesterol, and lifestyle habits.
• Provides personalised advice to improve your heart health and lower your risk.

Who should get checked?
• Ages 45+ (or 30+ for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people)

• If you have a family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or smoke
• Feeling chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness? Don’t ignore the warning signs—book an appointment ASAP!

Take control of your heart health—book an appointment with your GP today!

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Is your heart in check? ❤️

Your heart works hard for you every day—when was the last time you checked in on it? A Heart Health Check is a simple way to assess your risk of heart disease.

Why book a Heart Health Check?
• Heart disease can develop with no symptoms—early detection is key.
• Identifies risk factors like high blood pressure, cholesterol, and lifestyle habits.
• Provides personalised advice to improve your heart health and lower your risk.

Who should get checked?
• Ages 45+ (or 30+ for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people)

• If you have a family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or smoke
• Feeling chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness? Don’t ignore the warning signs—book an appointment ASAP!

Take control of your heart health—book an appointment with your GP today!

#Hearthealth #Hearthealthcheck #BetterMedical

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 💙💚

Ovarian cancer often goes unnoticed because its symptoms can mimic less serious conditions. In most cases the cancer will be diagnosed at an advanced stage, where it is very difficult to treat. This is why awareness and early detection are so important.

We encourage you to start meaningful conversations and to be mindful of the ovarian cancer signs and symptoms. Wearing a splash of teal this month is a great way to raise awareness!

It is also important to note that your regular cervical screen (pap smear) does not test for ovarian cancer, only cervical cancer.

If you are experiencing persistent or troublesome symptoms, it’s essential to see your GP for further investigation.

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February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 💙💚

Ovarian cancer often goes unnoticed because its symptoms can mimic less serious conditions. In most cases the cancer will be diagnosed at an advanced stage, where it is very difficult to treat. This is why awareness and early detection are so important.

We encourage you to start meaningful conversations and to be mindful of the ovarian cancer signs and symptoms. Wearing a splash of teal this month is a great way to raise awareness!

It is also important to note that your regular cervical screen (pap smear) does not test for ovarian cancer, only cervical cancer.

If you are experiencing persistent or troublesome symptoms, it’s essential to see your GP for further investigation.

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🧡 Today is World Cancer Day 2025, and a key message of this campaign is the recognition that every individual’s cancer journey is unique. It emphasises the importance of a people-centred approach to cancer care—one that addresses each patient’s specific needs with compassion and empathy.

By focusing on personalised care, our GPs can help achieve the best possible health outcomes, offering support that extends beyond the physical to include emotional and mental well-being.

What we do:
• Early detection and screening for better outcomes.
• Tailored care plans to meet your specific needs.
• Ongoing support for patients and their families.

Together, we can ensure no one faces cancer alone. Book a check-up with your GP and prioritise your health today.

#WorldCancerDay #Unitedbyunique #Compassionincare #Peoplecenteredcare #BetterMedical World Cancer Day
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🧡 Today is World Cancer Day 2025, and a key message of this campaign is the recognition that every individual’s cancer journey is unique. It emphasises the importance of a people-centred approach to cancer care—one that addresses each patient’s specific needs with compassion and empathy.

By focusing on personalised care, our GPs can help achieve the best possible health outcomes, offering support that extends beyond the physical to include emotional and mental well-being.

What we do:
• Early detection and screening for better outcomes.
• Tailored care plans to meet your specific needs.
• Ongoing support for patients and their families.

Together, we can ensure no one faces cancer alone. Book a check-up with your GP and prioritise your health today.

#WorldCancerDay #Unitedbyunique #Compassionincare #Peoplecenteredcare #BetterMedical World Cancer Day
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UPDATE: There have been PBS changes from 1 June 2020 regarding opioid prescribing. Please book with your regular GP to discuss how these changes will affect you.

Currently Welcoming New Patients.

 

HotDoc Payments to Secure Your Booking

You may now be prompted to enter your payment details into HotDoc to secure the booking with your GP. This is safe and secure. No funds will be deducted until after your appointment. If your appointment is bulk billed, no fee will be deducted. Click here to learn more.

Parking Information

Our clinic is now located at 1 Light Square, Gawler. Information about car parking can be found here.