Our Medical Services

General Practice
We endeavour to offer a range of services to enable maximum scope of care locally.

Skin Cancer Clinics
All GPs in our practice have a wealth of knowledge about skin cancer. Discuss with your GP about having a skin check – this may be done by your GP in a long appointment, or you can book into our regular skin clinic sessions. Our doctors are able to assist with simple through to complex excisions at the medical centre in our dedicated treatment rooms.

Indigenous Health
We are committed to reconciliation. We provide care to indigenous families across their lifespan, and welcome all patients to the practice and to our outreach clinics. We have support from our nurses to assist with preventative health and the health assessment needs of the community. Please ask about having a 715 today.

Immunisations
Goondiwindi Medical Centre provides excellent access to public health measures to reduce spread of infectious diseases. We have a comprehensive list of vaccines available, including Q fever and, most recently, Yellow Fever.

Pathology & Ultrasound.
On site pathology (S & N) and Goondiwindi Ultrasound.

Chronic Disease
We run dedicated clinics and time with your nominated GP and the practice nurse to navigate you through your chronic disease. We aim to review your care arrangements and management plans every 3-6 months.

Womens health
Our GPs enjoy all aspects of women’s health. We provide sexual health, preconception advice, antenatal and postnatal care, family planning (including Mirena and Implanon insertion), and pregnancy options and counseling. Some of our GPs offer labour and delivery services at the Goondiwindi Hospital within the Goondiwindi Midwifery Group Practice.

Mental Health
All GPs in the practice stay up to date with mental health skills. We are well supported by local psychologists, community mental health nurses, and telehealth to psychiatry. After hours access is provided at Goondiwindi Hospital in emergency cases.

Telehealth
Technology allows our patients to access specialist care not available in rural facilities without leaving town. Examples include paediatric advice, geriatricians, and psychiatry. If you live remote to our clinic please ask you GP about using telehealth to follow up your consult from home (fees apply).

Child Health
Many of our GPs have an interest in child health. We offer routine immunisations and check-ups in line with National Immunisation Schedule. We are happy to see children of any age when they are sick or if you are concerned about their development.

Health Assessments
These are shared appointments with a nurse and doctor to review your overall health and assist you in making decisions about improving your well-being

Outreach Clinics
We strive to identify gaps in care within the surrounds of Goondiwindi and extend services where able into satellite clinics. Currently this includes Boggabilla Community Health.

Workcover & InjuryNet
Comprehensive occupational medicine and access to local allied health members to assist with return to work.

Aged Care
This is provided in the home and at sessional visits to our residential aged care facility – Kaloma. GPs make regular visits to Kaloma and are well supported by the staff there to continue meeting the needs of our elderly population.

Men's Health
We welcome men to see us for a range of health issues. We encourage review of your mental health, cardiovascular risk, cancer screening and reproductive and sexual health.
Services offered at GMC House

Dietetics

Diabetic Education
Macintyre Health provide diabetes education tailored to each person’s needs – both clinical and personal. Laura Zimmerman, a credentialed diabetes educator, works closely with your GP to help you optimise the management of your diabetes.

Hearing Services
iHear provides audiology and hearing aid services for children and adults. Local and visiting staff are present every week. Please see your GP for a referral.

Drug ARM
Drug ARM Australasia is a for-purpose organisation committed to reducing the harms of alcohol and other drug use. They run group sessions at GMC House.

Carers Queensland
Carers Queensland hold a support group on the third Friday of each month at GMC House. The group is a great opportunity to connect with others and an effective way to find social support, share information, and take some time for yourself.

Counselling
Suzie Collins (Psychologist) and Katherine Johnstone (Accredited Mental Health Social Worker) have combined their broad array of skills and experience working in mental health, to provide evidence-based assessment, therapy, life-coaching and interesting, informative workshops.

Podiatry
Ossama El Saadi, a credentialed podiatrist, has been travelling to Goondiwindi and other towns in Western Queensland for over ten years. In close partnership with your GP, he provides excellent care and treatment for a wide variety of foot conditions.