What's in a general health check?
Blood pressure, heart, blood sugar, cholesterol, weight, and a chat about lifestyle. Depending on your age and risk factors, we might also do an ECG, lung function (spirometry), or pathology tests on the day.
Health Assessment
Health Assessment
Sometimes you just need a doctor to give you the once-over and write something up. It might be a routine checkup, a medical before starting a new job, a fitness assessment for work, or a referral for diagnostic testing. We do all of that. Pathology is on site at both clinics.
What We Offer
- Pathology Services
- Cervical Screening
- Chronic Condition Management Services
- Skin Cancer Checks & Risk Assessments
- Routine & Preventative Health Checks
- Diagnostic Testing (ECG, Spirometry, ABPI)
- Occupational & Pre-Employment Assessments
- Electrocardiography (ECG)
- Lung Function Testing (Spirometry)
- Ankle-Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI)
- Ear Syringing
- Immunisations
- Minor Surgical Procedures
- Wound Care & Management
- Iron Infusions
- Medication Reviews
- Diabetes Educator
- Dietitian
- Physiotherapy
- Podiatry
- Pathology
- Commercial Driving Medical
- Exercise Physiology
- Workcover & Injurynet
Allied health referrals are coordinated by your GP during your consultation. Most allied health services are provided by external practitioners in the local area. Your doctor will arrange the appropriate referral and provide you with the necessary documentation. Some allied health services may attract a Medicare rebate when referred under a care plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you do pre-employment medicals?
Yes. We do occupational and pre-employment health assessments tailored to whatever the employer needs: physical exam, drug and alcohol screening, hearing and vision tests, fitness for duty. Bring the form from your employer if you have one.
How often should I have a general checkup?
Every one to two years for most adults. If you're over 45 or there's chronic disease in the family, annual is a better idea. Your GP can recommend what fits your situation.
What happens at a pre-employment medical?
Physical exam, vision and hearing checks, drug and alcohol screening, a check of whether you're fit for the role, and a review of your medical history. The exact mix depends on the role and the employer. Allow about 30 to 45 minutes.
When you're ready
You can book online through HotDoc, or give the clinic a ring. We'll sort out a time.