From January 1 2025, an additional practice fee will be added to standard consultation fees because of Payroll tax
Prevention is always better than cure.
Find out the different times when it is important to visit us even if you're healthy.
Type 2 Diabetes - discussion about risk in those aged 40 or above, or have risk factors (see AUSDRISK)
Cardiovascular Risk profile - discussion about risk of heart (or other vascular disease) in those aged 45 or above (see CVD risk)
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) screening in those who are at risk (see healthdirect)
Osteoporosis - discussion about whether risk factors apply in postmenopausal women and men aged over 50
Vaccine-preventable disease in adults:
Free annual influenza vaccine for eligible Australians 65 and over
Pneumococcal (pneumonia) and zoster (shingles) vaccine for eligible Australians 70 and over
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program - eligible Australians aged 50-74 are sent a free simple kit done at home; please discuss any abnormal screening results with a GP
National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP) - every 5 years from the age of 25, if sexually active
Breastscreen - every 2 years for women aged 50-74
Skin cancer prevention - regular skin checks are recommended for all Australians, particularly if risk factors are present
Quitting smoking
Appropriate nutrition and weight
Reducing alcohol consumption
Physical activity and exercise planning
Planning a healthy pregnancy
Travel-related health advice