Our Services
Services
Comprehensive general practice care across prevention, chronic conditions, family medicine, and everyday health concerns.
Our Approach
Care that remains useful as life changes.
Good general practice is most useful when care builds over time. We provide practical access for everyday concerns while keeping prevention, follow-up, and the wider health picture in view.
This supports children, adults, and older patients through changing stages of life, with decisions shaped by continuity and thoughtful long-term clinical judgement.
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Everyday GP Care
General practice is often the first place people turn when something feels off. We provide assessment, treatment, and follow-up for common health concerns across all stages of life.
Whether the issue is new, ongoing, or difficult to pin down, our GPs can help clarify what is happening, begin treatment, and organise further tests or referrals when needed.
Everyday GP care may include:
- Coughs, colds, fevers, and infections
- Headaches, fatigue, and dizziness
- Pain, abdominal symptoms, and other new concerns
- Medication reviews and repeat prescriptions
- Medical certificates and work or school-related health issues
- Investigations, referrals, and follow-up planning
Preventive Health and Screening
Preventive care is about identifying risk early and supporting your health before problems become more serious.
Regular check-ups help us keep screening, immunisations, and health risks under review so we can offer timely advice and practical next steps.
Preventive health care may include:
- General health checks and risk assessment
- Blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes screening
- Heart health review
- Cancer screening advice
- Immunisation review and catch-up vaccines
- Weight, nutrition, and lifestyle guidance
- Healthy ageing and chronic disease risk reduction
Helpful information
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Women's Health
Women's health needs change across different stages of life, from contraception and screening through to pregnancy planning and menopause care.
Our GPs provide practical, personalised care with a focus on prevention, clear advice, and continuity over time.
Women's health care may include:
- Breast health concerns and checks
- Cervical screening
- Contraception advice
- Family planning
- Gynaecological concerns
- Iron deficiency assessment and management
- Menopause and perimenopause care
- Pregnancy planning and care
- Weight management
Men's Health
Men often delay seeking care, even when symptoms are affecting energy, mood, sleep, or long-term health.
Our GPs provide straightforward support for preventive health, sexual health, chronic disease risk, and common concerns that benefit from early review.
Men's health care may include:
- General health checks
- Heart health and blood pressure reviews
- Diabetes risk assessment
- Prostate health discussions
- Testosterone and fatigue review
- Sexual health advice
- Mental health support
- Weight management
Children's Health and Immunisation
We care for children from infancy through adolescence, with support for both everyday illness and longer-term developmental or health concerns.
Our approach is practical and family-focused, helping parents feel informed and supported while making sure children receive careful, age-appropriate care.
Children's health care may include:
- Anxiety and depression
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Behavioural concerns
- Chronic childhood conditions such as asthma, eczema, and hay fever
- Coughs and colds
- Developmental milestones
- Childhood immunisations
- Infant care and nutrition
- Skin conditions, including acne
- Teen and puberty-related health
Healthy Ageing and Seniors Care
As health needs change with age, regular general practice can help support independence, function, and quality of life.
We support older patients with preventive care, medication review, chronic disease management, and coordination with family, carers, and other health services when needed.
Healthy ageing care may include:
- General health assessments for older adults
- Medication reviews and polypharmacy checks
- Falls risk and mobility review
- Memory and cognition concerns
- Care planning for chronic and complex health needs
- Vaccination and preventive screening review
- Referrals and allied health coordination
Helpful information
Practical ways to build more movement, aerobic activity, strength and balance into everyday life.
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Mental Health
Mental health concerns can affect sleep, energy, relationships, work, and overall wellbeing.
We provide confidential, practical support for patients experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, and other mental health concerns, with treatment and follow-up tailored to the individual.
Mental health care may include:
- Mental health assessments
- Treatment planning
- Mental Health Care Plans
- Stress and burnout support
- Sleep and mood review
- Anxiety and depression support
- Psychology referrals
- Ongoing follow-up appointments
Helpful information
Simple changes that can support more regular and restorative sleep, and guidance about when to speak with your GP.
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Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important part of overall wellbeing and deserves care that is respectful, confidential, and practical.
Our GPs provide support for sexual health concerns, screening, treatment, and advice in a professional and non-judgemental setting.
Sexual health care may include:
- Adolescent sexuality and puberty
- Decreased libido
- Erectile dysfunction
- LGBTQI+ health care
- Painful sex and other sexual function concerns
- STI prevention, testing, and treatment
Chronic Disease Management
Chronic conditions benefit from consistent follow-up, clear treatment plans, and a GP who understands the bigger picture of your health.
We help patients manage long-term conditions with regular review, practical advice, and coordination with other services when needed.
Chronic disease care may include:
- Medication review and management
- Lifestyle and risk-reduction advice
- Monitoring, pathology, and follow-up testing
- Care plans and structured chronic disease review
- Specialist and allied health referrals when needed
- Coordination of care across your broader health team
Helpful information
A practical guide to choosing a validated blood pressure monitor, taking readings correctly and recording them for your GP review.
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Skin Health
Skin concerns are common and can range from irritation and infection through to sun damage and suspicious lesions.
Our GPs provide assessment, treatment, and skin cancer checks, with advice on monitoring changes and arranging further treatment where needed.
Skin health care may include:
- Acne
- Cryotherapy
- Dermatitis
- Eczema and psoriasis
- Fungal infections
- Hair loss
- Mole and lesion removal
- Rashes
- Rosacea
- Skin tags
Helpful information
Simple steps to help you prepare for a skin examination and understand what may happen during your appointment.
Aftercare and follow-up Skin biopsy or excision: caring for your woundPractical instructions for caring for your wound after a minor skin procedure, including when to contact the practice.
Sports Medicine and Musculoskeletal Injury
Muscle, joint, and sports-related injuries can affect work, exercise, sleep, and day-to-day function if they are not assessed properly.
We provide review and management for acute and ongoing musculoskeletal problems, with referrals for imaging, physiotherapy, or specialist care when appropriate.
Sports and musculoskeletal care may include:
- Muscle and joint injury assessment
- Back and neck pain review
- Sprains and strains
- Overuse injury care
- Exercise-related advice
- Imaging referrals when required
- Pain management plans
- Rehabilitation guidance
Minor Surgery
Some procedures can be performed safely in general practice without the need for a hospital visit.
Our GPs carry out minor procedures using local anaesthetic in a dedicated treatment room, with clear advice about aftercare and follow-up.
Minor surgical procedures may include:
- Wart removal
- Repair of minor cuts and lacerations
- Skin cancer excisions
- Ear wax syringing
- Suspicious mole and lesion removal
- Contraceptive implant procedures such as Implanon
Helpful information
WorkCover and Occupational Health
We provide GP care for patients whose health concerns relate to work, injury, or employment requirements.
Our team can assess work-related injuries, provide certificates and follow-up care, and help coordinate referrals or recovery planning when needed.
Occupational health services may include:
- Work-related injury assessment and treatment
- WorkCover medical certificates and reviews
- Pre-employment medicals
- Return-to-work planning and follow-up
- Musculoskeletal injury management
- Referrals for imaging, physiotherapy, and specialist care
Travel Vaccinations and Advice
Travel health is best planned ahead, particularly when your destination carries vaccine, infection, or medication-related risks.
We can help you prepare with practical advice based on your destination, travel plans, and medical history.
Travel health care may include:
- Travel vaccine advice
- Routine immunisation review
- Destination risk discussion
- Food and water safety advice
- Mosquito-borne illness prevention
- Travel medication guidance
- Health documentation advice
- Pre-travel check-ups
Additional Convenience
Onsite Pathology
For added convenience, Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology is located onsite at our practice.
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