Patients with cold and flu symptoms are required to complete a rapid antigen test (RAT) prior to their appointment.
If your test returns a positive result we ask that you contact the practice on 9836 1366 so that reception can prepare for your visit.
Surrey Hills Medical Centre
Surrey Hills Medical Centre is a fully accredited practice that is committed to supporting independent healthcare practitioners to provide a high standard of medical care to their patients.
Surrey Hills Medical Centre opened in 1905. It is one of the oldest continuously operating medical practices in Melbourne, and accordingly has a well-established place in the local community.
Managing Covid-19 at home
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New Patients
We have doctors consulting at SHMC that are currently accepting new patients.
They are all committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual.
Whether you're seeking routine check-ups, specialized treatment, or ongoing care, these dedicated healthcare professionals are here to support you.
New patients of all ages are welcome. Please contact reception to schedule your appointment.
The doctors at SHMC look forward to helping you achieve your health and wellness goals.
Clinic Updates
Due to unforeseen circumstances, there are times your doctor may be delayed. This will be communicated when you check in at reception. Be assured that when you are called for your appointment you will still receive the same level of care and attention.
If you notice that your doctor has no availability online, please ring the clinic and our receptionists will do their best to find the earliest possible appointment with your doctor.
Assessment & management of sport related concussion
The Australian Institute of Sport has developed guidelines for identifying and managing sport-related concussions in children and adolescents under 19, as well as adults participating in community sports, with the aim of ensuring a safe return to play.
The guidelines require a medical assessment by a practitioner. This assessment includes gathering a clinical history, conducting a thorough examination that covers how the injury occurred, symptoms and signs, cognitive function, neurological status, and balance.
The medical practitioner will then provide the final clearance for the athlete to return to sports activities. Given the detailed nature of this process and the need for a comprehensive evaluation, please inform our reception staff when booking an appointment for a sport-related head injury.
