We provide all aspects of health care for your whole family!

Providing medical care to our community

Aged Care and Senior’s Health

Your GP can help you stay independent for longer and to live with dignity. Many assessments and treatments available  for older people are subsidized by the government and help  to improve health and quality of life including activities of daily living, falls and psychological (including cognition and mood), pain management, foot care, skin integrity, continence, hearing, vision and oral health.

Antenatal Care

The purpose of antenatal care is to improve the health and wellbeing of mother and baby and  begins before pregnancy. Our GPs provide support and guidance every step of the way. The health of both mother and baby is monitored through regular examinations, screening tests and ultrasounds.

Child Immunizations

Immunisations protect children against a range of preventable and life-threatening diseases and infections. Most recommended vaccines are funded by the government. Routine immunizations for children include; chickenpox, hepatitis B, measles, meningococcal AWCY, mumps, polio, pneumococcal, rubella, tetanus and whooping cough.

Vaccinations

It’s important to protect yourself and your family from serious and preventable diseases and infections. Our GPs provide the protection you need with vaccinations for children, travel, your work and more.

Sports Medicine

Perform your best with the help of your GP. We not only treat injuries but offer advice on physical fitness, exercise, nutrition planning and rehabilitation.

Travel Medicine

Our GPs offer education and advice to minimize health risks while travelling and provide medications and immunizations. Common requirements are prevention of malaria, typhoid,  or altitude sickness, treatments for diarrhoea and allergies.

Occupational Health

Employers may require health screening. Our GPs provide pre-employment health assessments including hearing, vision and fitness tests. Blood and urine tests can also be arranged. Injured at work? Your medical expenses and wages may be covered under workers compensation and work cover.

Women's Health

Our GPs help women at every stage of life including contraception, cervical screening, sexual problems, pregnancy, ovarian cysts, period problems and menopause.

Chronic Disease Management and GP Management Plans

GP Management Plans are comprehensive, long-term care plans, made just for you if you have a chronic condition such as diabetes, hypertension, osteoporosis, arthritis, stroke, cancer and chronic pain. Our GPs will manage and coordinate the ongoing care you receive from all your healthcare providers.

Medical Acupuncture

An increasingly popular type of alternative medicine, acupuncture has been proven as an effective treatment for various ailments, particularly with regards to the musculoskeletal system. We offer acupuncture services at Woodrising General Practice for help with chronic pain in the muscles and joints, so just talk to our team for more information.

 

Mental Health

Here at Woodrising general practice we believe that mental health is an important part of wellbeing and is integral part of comprehensive health care. Our GPs can perform a comprehensive mental health assessment and make referrals for a psychology review by doing a mental health care plan that will allow subsidized visits by medicare and ongoing management.

Skin Cancer

Our GPs have additional training and experience to assess, diagnose and treat skin cancers. We can treat pre-cancerous lesions and early skin cancers with non-surgical treatments. The surgical services we provide include biopsies, excisions, cryotherapy and curettage of superficial skin lesions. When necessary, our GPs will also perform skin flaps.

Allied Health

We have a dedicated team of allied health professionals including Dietician, Podiatrist and Exercise Physiologist.

Onsite Pathology Services

We have onsite pathology collection service.
Monday to Friday from 8.30 AM till 12 PM.

Skin Cancer

Your family doctor is highly trained to deal with most medical problems, but may need occasionally to refer you to a specialist. To receive a Medicare rebate for a specialist visit, you need a referral, and will need to see your doctor first. As it is illegal to backdate referrals, please do not ask us to break the law. The specialist is providing consultant advice to your GP, so it is important that you discuss the specialist’s opinion and advice with the doctor who referred you, following your visit with the specialist