Whites Road Medical Centre is an accredited general practice that meets the requirements and standards set by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Whites Road Medical Centre was established in 1990. Since inception, we have endeavoured to support the highest quality medical and GP services. Our staff and the doctors practising at our clinic are committed to providing you with timely, respectful and comprehensive care.
The GPs practising at our clinic offer a complete range of services, including general consultations, immunisations, referrals, and more.
Find out more about our fully accredited clinic and the care the GPs provide.
It is quick and convenient to make an appointment using our online booking system.
We all know to book in with a GP when we’re injured, unwell, or have an ongoing chronic condition. GPs can help identify and diagnose symptoms and direct us towards our next steps for treatment. Whether that may be complete rest, referring us to a specialist, recommending antibiotics, or prescribing other methods of treatment, visiting your GP is an important way to protect your health in the face of active injury or illness. But, what about beyond that? Are you...
Are your child’s vaccinations up to date?Stepping into a new year is the perfect time to review and update your child’s immunisation schedule. Not only do immunisations allow protection against the most serious childhood infections, but vaccinating your child ensures you and your family are eligible for Family Tax Benefit payments and childcare subsidies.Why Should I Vaccinate My Child?There are many reasons to vaccinate your child, the most important of which are the health benefits.Disease Prevention: Childhood vaccinations prevent...
Did you know that every two minutes, someone loses a loved one to cervical cancer? But did you also know that cervical cancer is preventable? With changes to our National Awareness and Screening programs, preventing cervical cancer has never been easier.Women can protect themselves and prevent cervical cancer with more choices than ever before:1. One dose of the HPV vaccine is free for all people aged between 12 and 25 year, if you missed your chance at school age.2. Cervical...
The festive season tends to start earlier every year with lunches, dinners, travel, and get-togethers galore. It’s important to remain healthy during this time with some important tips: If travelling on a plane, train or bus, stay well by wiping down surfaces including armrests, tray table and latch, air vents, and seatbelt buckle. You want to remain germ-free during your travels. Stay hydrated. An extra alcoholic beverage here and there can make you more susceptible to dehydration, so it’s important...
What is Diabetes? Diabetes affects insulin function and can lead to high levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood. Diabetes is a serious and complex condition that can affect your entire body. There is currently no cure for diabetes, it requires daily self-care, and without that care, complications can develop, leading to a negative impact on your quality of life and a reduction of your life expectancy. Due to its complexity, this condition is often misunderstood. This misunderstanding creates negative...
Did you know that non-melanoma skin cancer is the most common cancer in the world? It affects two out of every three Australians by the age of 70.While skin cancer is almost entirely preventable, early detection is essential. If you have a mole that worries you or you’ve noticed any of the following changes, it’s important to have it checked by a doctor as soon as possible. It only takes 15 minutes, and could save your life.- Has your mole...
In the instance someone is seriously injured or in need of urgent medical help, please call 000.
If after hours, please phone the surgery on (08) 8258 8988, a voice message will be played directing you to our locum service as well as other after hours providers.
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