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SANDRINGHAM MEDICAL CENTRE

SPECIALIST FAMILY PHYSICIANS

Sandringham Medical Centre has been providing friendly, professional and continuous care to our patients for over 50 years. We pride ourselves on giving meaningful continuity of care to every patient.

An important part of this is getting to know you, and understanding your life situation. We believe this allows us to provide you with more effective, well-rounded treatment.

As well as providing high quality general medical care to you at all stages of your life, we also provide a range of professional services:

OPEN 7 DAYS

ONLINE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE

Please go to our appointment page to book your ONLINE appointment now, or alternatively you may call 9598 0444 or 9598 7615

Make an Appointment

Ear Microsuction

Need wax removed from your ears? This service is supervised by a GP and claimable on Medicare.

Call us now on 9598 0444

or 9598 7615

CLINIC HOURS



Monday to Thursday 8.00am to 6.30pm
Friday 8.00am to 6.00pm
Saturday 8.30am to 12.30pm
Sunday 9.00am to 11.00am
Public holidays Closed
After Hours Call Melbourne Medical
Locum Service

(03) 9429 5677

New Patients

We are delighted to welcome new patients and families to our practice.

Download New Patient Registration Form

Kids 12 years & under

Kids 12 years old and under are bulk billed at Sandringham Medical Centre Monday – Friday (Private fees apply on weekends)

Download New Patient Registration Form for Kids

Quick Kids Clinic

Available phone9598 0444 or 9598 7615

Other Services

We care for all of your families’ health needs:

See more of our services we offer

Allied Health

We have allied health services available.

Pathology  Dental

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We now offer Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccinations for eligible age groups

Sandringham Medical Center is pleased to advise that we are an approved vaccination provider for the COVID-19 vaccines. We are happy to help provide COVID-19 immunisation for our local area and wider community.

We offer AstraZeneca to patients 60 years and over and Pfizer to patients aged 12-59. The 12 -15 age group will be available to have Pfizer after the 12th September.

Important links:

 

Checking when you can receive your COVID-19 vaccine

To find out when you are eligible to receive the vaccine, visit https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility and complete the COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Checker. This will tell you which phase of the rollout you are in.

Getting ready for your appointment

Please download and fill out your consent form and bring it along to your appointment. If you answer yes to the top 3 questions or are pregnant or breast feeding, please book a consultation to speak to your doctor.

Please do not come to your vaccination appointment:

  • if you are feeling unwell with fever, cough, runny nose or other symptoms that could be from COVID-19
  • if you are waiting for COVID-19 results, or have tested positive for COVID-19
  • if you are a close contact of someone with COVID-19, or
  • if you are in quarantine

If you have had another vaccine in the 14 days before your COVID-19 vaccine appointment, please let us know as we may need to reschedule your appointment.

If you cannot make it to your vaccination appointment, please contact us to arrange a new appointment.

You can also read this patient factsheet developed by the Australian Government Department of Healths: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-preparing-for-covid-19-vaccination

Sandringham Medical Centre remains OPEN during Covid-19

  • - We have ceased online booking to allow patient screening
  • - We have modified our building to ensure safety of staff and patients
  • - We offer face to face consultations as required and telephone consultations
  • - Please DO NOT neglect your personal health care needs
  • - We continue to welcome new patients

 

Medial Alert: COVID-19 Coronavirus

In accordance with Australian Public Health advise, Sandringham Medical Centre asks that any individuals who begin experiencing respiratory symptoms (fever, cough, difficulty breathing) call the medical center or hospital before arrival so that the appropriate infection control measures can be put into place and people can be directed to the best place for testing and treatment.

 

Where to get more information?

 
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