Standard and long appointments for new concerns, check-ups, ongoing conditions and anything you would like to talk through, with a GP who gets to know you. Bulk billed for eligible patients, with pathology onsite on Yambo Street.
GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card: children 15 and under, patients 65 and over with a pension or Health Care Card, and all other pension and Health Care Card holders.
Standard appointments suit one concern; long appointments suit more.
Tap to see moreTell reception what the visit is for so enough time is booked.
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Book nowBulk billed for eligible patientsWrite down your questions and symptoms.
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What to bringBlood tests can be collected here.
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Book a GP consult for any new symptom or health worry, from a persistent cough to a lump, rash, pain or change in mood. Your GP will listen, examine you with your consent and explain what is likely going on.
If tests are needed, they can often be collected onsite the same day.
If you have more than one concern or something complex, yes.
Yes. Choose your preferred GP when booking; continuity helps.
Regular check-ups catch problems early: blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes risk, cancer screening, vaccines and lifestyle advice tailored to your age.
A Heart Health Check from 45, bowel screening from 45 and cervical screening from 25 are good examples.
Your GP will advise based on your age and health.
Consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients.
If you live with a long-term condition, regular GP consults keep things on track, with medicine reviews, tests and care plans.
A GP chronic condition management plan can give access to allied health services.
Your GP will discuss whether a plan would help.
Usually every few months.
Skin checks, removal of spots, wound care, ear checks and some contraception procedures can be done at the clinic.
Procedures attract a fee; reception will tell you the cost first.
Usually yes; your GP will advise.
Your GP will explain what to expect.
Stress, low mood, anxiety and sleep problems are common reasons to see a GP. You do not need a diagnosis to book.
Your GP can listen, support you and arrange a mental health treatment plan if needed.
Yes.
Yes, through a mental health treatment plan.
Plain-language information to help you know what to expect and make informed decisions with your GP.
A GP is a specialist in general practice who looks after your whole health, from new symptoms to prevention and long-term conditions, and coordinates care with specialists and allied health.
Seeing the same GP over time builds a relationship and a full picture of your health.
Standard appointments suit one straightforward concern. Long appointments suit check-ups, several concerns, mental health, care plans and forms.
Telling reception the reason for your visit helps them book the right time.
Research shows that seeing the same GP is linked with better health outcomes and fewer hospital visits.
Registering with Morisset Doctors through MyMedicare helps support ongoing care.
Your GP can recommend screening and vaccines based on your age, sex and history, such as cervical, bowel and breast screening, heart checks and immunisations.
Ask your GP what checks are due for you.
Choose the situation closest to yours. Reception can always help.
A standard appointment usually suits one straightforward issue.
Next stepBook a standard appointment online.A long appointment gives time to cover everything properly.
Next stepBook a long appointment or call reception.Same-day appointments are available on most days.
Next stepCall from 8:00am.A short consultation reviews your care before renewing.
Next stepBook a standard appointment.Longer appointments allow time to talk.
Next stepBook a long appointment.Procedures need their own booking and attract a fee.
Next stepCall reception to book.List symptoms and questions.
Including supplements.
Your GP has heard it all before.
Make sure you understand the plan.
For results and reviews.
Continuity improves care.
Book with the GP you prefer, online at any hour.
Book a GP consultTest what you know about gp consults. Choose an answer to reveal the explanation.
You need a referral to see a GP.
No referral is needed. You can book with any GP directly.
Seeing the same GP over time can improve your care.
Continuity of care is linked with better health outcomes and is supported by the RACGP.
A standard appointment suits several concerns.
Several concerns usually need a long appointment so each one gets proper attention.
Information on this page is general, evidence-based and drawn from Australian health authorities and professional guidelines, including:
Morisset Doctors advertises its services in line with the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law and AHPRA's Guidelines for advertising a regulated health service. We do not use testimonials, offer inducements, or make claims about outcomes. Individual results and experiences vary. Please talk to your GP about your own situation.
From check-ups to procedures.
Open 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Through HotDoc.
GP consults are bulk billed.
Your care can involve more than one person. Choose a part of the care team to see how it fits together.
Skin, sexual health, mental health, injuries.
Children, check-ups and vaccines.
Heart, screening and ongoing conditions.
Care plans, medicines and procedures.
Every GP at Morisset Doctors can help with gp consults. These team members list it among their interests.
Women's health, children's health, pregnancy care and preventive care. Taking new patients.
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Women's health, paediatrics, geriatric medicine and chronic disease. Taking new patients.
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Holistic, evidence-based care with an international perspective, for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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Chronic and complex care, geriatrics, mental health, skin cancer medicine and women's health.
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Skin checks and procedures, geriatric medicine, paediatrics, chronic conditions and men's health.
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Acute and chronic adult medicine, with hospital experience in cardiology, paediatrics and emergency medicine. Joining November 2026.
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Women's health, respiratory medicine, rheumatology and palliative care. Speaks English, Tamil and Sinhala. Joining December 2026.
Book nowA little preparation gives you and your doctor more time for what matters. Your doctor will explain the options, benefits and risks, and only examine with your consent.
Book online at any hour, or call reception from 8:00am, Monday to Friday. New patients welcome.
If yours is not here, call (02) 4006 8222 and reception will help.
Yes, for eligible patients: children 15 and under, 65 and over with a pension or Health Care Card, and all other pension and Health Care Card holders.
Regular appointments are 10 to 15 minutes; ask for a long appointment if you need more time.
Yes, any hour through HotDoc.
Yes.
Yes, when booking.
Yes. Dr Alice Najjar and Dr Prishantha Sirisena.
