SERVICES AVAILABLE
LOCAL DOCTORS CARING FOR LOCAL FAMILIES
Hyde 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.
Anzac Day Public Holiday Opening Hours
We wish to advise patients our clinic will be closed this Thursday, 25 April 2024.
For out-of-hours medical services, please call the 13SICK National Home Doctor on 13 74 25.
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Be ready for the flu this year.
Flu vaccinations are now available at our clinic. Talk to your doctor or nurse about protecting yourself and which flu vaccine is right for you.
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🐰 Easter Opening Hours 🐰
Please see our opening hours for the coming long weekend.
Be prepared and book in your non-urgent appointment before or after the long weekend. To make an appointment, call 8522 3444 or visit our website at www.hydeandpartners.com.au.
For out-of-hours medical services, please call the National Home Doctor Service on 13 74 25. In an emergency, always call 000.
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🎗 March is Endometriosis Awareness Month
This month, Endometriosis Australia aims to improve awareness and provide education on the diagnosis and treatment of Endometriosis throughout the entire month - and beyond.
The crippling condition affects one in nine women in Australia, impacting their relationships, capacity to work and study, physical health, and mental wellbeing.
Many women think that painful periods are normal and don't seek help.
Symptoms can include fatigue, pain on or around your period and ovulation, pain with bowel movements or heavy or irregular bleeding.
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