New patients welcome
Call us for an appointment: (03) 9369 4266
If there is an emergency call 000
Masks: are only compulsory if you have ANY respiratory, hay fever or cold & flu like symptoms. For example: high fever, sore throat, cough, sneezing or runny nose.
If you have any of the following symptoms, discuss with the Reception staff upon arrival in the clinic:
- Chest pain
- Breathing difficulties/Respiratory symptoms ( as listed above)
- Head Injury
- Confusion/Disorientation
- Excessive Bleeding
- Low Blood Sugar
- Falls
- Allergic Reaction
- High fever
- Vomiting, diarrhea
- Burns/Ulcers
Opening Hours
Monday 9am – 6pm
Tuesday 9am – 6pm
Wednesday 9am – 12pm
Thursday 9am – 6pm
Friday 9am – 1pm
Saturday 9am – 12pm (alternate Saturdays)
Sunday Closed
Closures
We are closed on the following dates:
- Thursday 16th July (the clinic is open in the morning of Thursday 16th July, closed in the afternoon) – Saturday 18th July (inclusive) – and reopens on Monday 20th July
- Saturday 18th July
- Friday 31th July & Saturday 1st August
- Saturday 8th August
- Thursday 20th August – Saturday 22nd August (inclusive) – Reopens Monday 24th August
- Saturday 5th September
- Saturday 12th September
- Saturday 19th September
- Monday 21st September
- Saturday 3rd October
- Saturday 17th October
- Saturday 31st October – Tuesday 3rd November (inclusive) – Clinic reopens Wednesday 4th November
For access to a Doctor during closures:
- Call 000 for emergencies
- Call our locum service on: 13 74 25
- Attend a local emergency department
WHAT WE DO
Our doctors have specialist qualifications in General Practice and are all Fellows of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners ( RACGP ). Our doctors all participate in continuing medical education.
Meadows Medical Centre runs by appointment. Emergencies will be fitted in at the earliest opportunity. Within opening hours, please call 03-9369-4266 and speak to our friendly reception staff to book an appointment.
My Medicare
MyMedicare is a voluntary patient registration model that aims to formalise the relationship between patients, their general practice, general practitioner (GP) and primary care teams.
Seeing your GP regularly and formalising the relationship you have with your GP and general practice through MyMedicare can lead to better health outcomes.
You can register as a patient at your chosen general practice where your preferred GP works, although you can see any GP at the practice.
It is voluntary and free to register in MyMedicare, and registration is open to Australians with a Medicare card or Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) Veteran Card. To find out if you’re eligible for MyMedicare read the Registering in MyMedicare factsheet.
MyMedicare is a registration system and won’t hold any of your clinical health information. Your clinical health information will continue to be stored by your practice or in your My Health Record, if you have one. All personal information recorded in MyMedicare, including your chosen healthcare providers, will be kept secure and your privacy will be maintained.

We are an accredited Practice
Benefits of being an accredited general practice:
- Improved patient safety
- Effective risk management
- Patient assurance of a high level of care
- Building a culture of quality
- Continuous quality improvement (CQI)
- Increased insurance provider recognition
- Be eligible for financial incentives from Medicare
(PIP and WIP incentives)
We welcome people of all races, languages, colours, religions, abilities and sexual identities and preferences, to ensure healthy equality for all of our patients.
Meadows Medical Centre acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.

