Our Services
Women’s HealthOur GPs can provide comprehensive women’s health care including, but not limited to, cervical screening, contraception advice, pre pregnancy counselling, menopause management and gynaecological concerns. Read More | Children’s HealthOur GPs provide comprehensive medical care for children, including health checks, routine immunisations, asthma and allergy management and plans, advice regarding nutrition, management of common childhood illnesses such as gastro and support for emotional wellbeing. Children under 16 are bulk billed for GP consultations. Read More |
Immunisations &Travel MedicineWe are an accredited Yellow fever immunisation clinic and can provide all your travel medicine advice and immunisations. Read More | Men's HealthOur Team at HMC can provide a range of men’s health services, including cancer screening, preventative medicine, screening and management of chronic disease and supporting emotional wellbeing and mental health. Read More |
Skin cancer checks and mole removalAustralia has an extremely high incidence of skin cancers (one of the highest in the world). The cancer council states that 2 out of 3 Australians will be diagnosed with a skin cancer by the time they are 70. Read More | Mental HealthMany of our GPs are passionate about mental health and skilled in providing management for these common and potentially debilitating issues. Read More |
Health assessmentsAn integral part of General Practice is screening patients for chronic disease risk factors and intervening before they can develop. Read More | Procedures and wound careWe have a well equipped treatment room staffed with Div 1 nurses where we can provide a range of procedures. Read More |
Iron InfusionHMC can provide iron infusions on site for appropriate patients. Your GP will determine if this treatment is required and will take you through what to expect Read More | Cardiac ServicesIt is estimated that 1.2 million Australian adults aged 18 and over had 1 or more conditions related to heart or vascular disease, including stroke in 2017-2018 (aihw.gov.au). More than 1 in 4 deaths were due to CVD in 2018. Read More |