Flu shots
The new season influenza vaccines will be available around April 2024.
Flu Vaccinations
Flu season is approaching! It's essen*al to stay informed and prepared. The government will soon release vital informa*on regarding flu vaccina*ons, and we urge all our patients to stay tuned. Rest assured; we're commiBed to keeping you updated every step of the way!
New doctor starting with us
We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Ameer Shehab to our clinic as one of our esteemed General Practitioners!
With his wealth of experience and dedication to patient care, Dr. Shehab is a valuable addition to our team.
Teenagers now eligible for iron infusions
We're pleased to announce that teenagers are now eligible for iron infusions at our clinic!
Iron deficiency can affect individuals of all ages, and we're dedicated to ensuring that teenagers have access to the care they need to thrive.
Our Bulk-billing Policy Changed
Mckinnon Hill Medical Centre will be converting to a mixed billing practice from 15th of May 2023.
This means patients will pay a minor out-of-pocket fee of approximately $30 per appointment.
Our Practice Is Open On Saturdays And Public Holidays For Phone and Video Consultations
We provide phone & video consultations on Saturdays and Public Holidays.
Free Heart Health Check
Time to book a Heart Health Check?
Heart disease—and the conditions that lead to it—can happen at any age. High rates of obesity and high blood pressure among younger people (ages 35–64) are putting them at risk for heart disease earlier in life.
Book a skin cancer check
The summer holidays can be a great time to get outdoors, but with it comes the risk of sun exposure. Dermatologists say the sun poses a danger even on cloudy days.
Find out when your last Pap smear was.
In 2022, a new self-test became available across Australia as part of a more accurate way of screening for cervical cancer.
Booster shots are free and can be booked three months after your previous dose.
Keep up to date with your COVID-19 boosters.
Iron Infusion (Ferinject®)
If your iron levels are low this may make you feel tired and not able to do normal daily activities. As the amount of iron in the body falls even lower, the haemoglobin level drops below normal. This is known as iron deficiency anaemia.
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