Appointments During The Pandemic

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IMPORTANT MESSAGE

CONSULTS ARE NOW BY TELEPHONE

Our doctors can perform a large proportion of routine care via the phone. These measures are in place for your safety. We may also delay routine preventative health care, including skin checks, routine pap smears, chronic disease care plans, and routine physical examinations until risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic pass.

MAKE A TELEPHONE APPOINTMENT

To book an appointment online for a telephone consult with a doctor, please visit HERE.

In most cases, telephone consults during the pandemic will be bulk-billed.

FACE-TO-FACE APPOINTMENTS

At this time, our doctors will only examine patients face-to-face if required. In this case, the doctor will schedule an appointment during your telephone assessment.

On arrival at the clinic, you will be asked to call reception to inform them that you have arrived – please continue to wait outside. You will be called and taken directly into the consulting room. While this precaution might appear extreme, it further adds to your safety.

COVID-19 TESTING

Testing for COVID-19 is strictly limited to people who fit the criteria set by the Australian Government. If you have cold or flu symptoms, please stay home until you have been well for at least 48 hours.

If you need advice, please speak with our reception staff or visit our website to book a consult with a doctor via telephone.

Call 000 if you need urgent medical assistance.

For more information on COVID-19, please visit
www.health.gov.au/health-topics/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov

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.

Coronavirus Health Alert

As the threat level of COVID-19 is currently low in South Australia, we’re now offering face-to-face appointments.

To comply with the SA Government Emergency Management direction, we have a COVID-Safe Plan and require anyone attending the clinic to scan the QR code or register their details.

We continue to observe social distancing >1.5m and limit the number of patients in our waiting room.

If you have symptoms of cough, fever, sore throat, shortness of breath, or a loss of sense of smell or taste, then a COVID-19 test is necessary. Please refer to the SA Health website for a list of COVID-19 clinics and testing centres. If you are uncertain, please book a telephone consult with your GP, who will discuss and arrange a test if necessary.

Call 000 if you need urgent medical assistance.

For more information on COVID-19, please visit https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov