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If you have a medical emergency please phone 000 immediately.

Welcome to Wangaratta Medical Centre

A well-known private medical practice providing high quality, up-to-date services with a focus on caring for our patients, the community and the environment.

OPENING HOURS

Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm

Saturday 9am to 12pm

Closed Sundays and Public Holidays

After-hours service is available to current patients of Wangaratta Medical Centre. If you require the after-hours service, please call (03) 5722 1500 for details.

FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES CALL 000

CAN’T COME IN?

Telehealth appointments are now available for select services including repeat referrals and medical certificates.

Our bulk billed telephone script clinic is a quick and easy way to get repeats of your existing medications (note not all medications eligible).

Call reception to book.

WHAT ABOUT MY RESULTS?

We prefer that patients book an appointment with their doctor to discuss their results.

If you have your mobile number registered with us, you will receive a SMS indicating what further action you need to take.

GET IN TOUCH WITH US

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Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work (28 April).👷‍♀️
Lets all raise awareness of how to make work safe and healthy and of the need to raise the political profile of occupational safety and health.
Visit your GP to discuss how to monitor your risks.
#SafeDay2024
www.un.org/en/observances/work-safety-day
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4 days ago

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work (28 April).👷‍♀️
Lets all raise awareness of how to make work safe and healthy and of the need to raise the political profile of occupational safety and health.
Visit your GP to discuss how to monitor your risks.
#SafeDay2024 
https://www.un.org/en/observances/work-safety-day

World Immunisation Week (24-30 April) 💉
Immunization campaigns have enabled us to eradicate smallpox, nearly defeat polio, and ensure more children survive and thrive than ever before.

In just 5 decades we went from a world where the death of a child was something many parents feared, to a world where every child –– if vaccinated –– has a chance to survive and thrive.

We will soon advertise our flu clinics to be ready for winter!
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5 days ago

World Immunisation Week (24-30 April) 💉
Immunization campaigns have enabled us to eradicate smallpox, nearly defeat polio, and ensure more children survive and thrive than ever before.

In just 5 decades we went from a world where the death of a child was something many parents feared, to a world where every child –– if vaccinated –– has a chance to survive and thrive. 

We will soon advertise our flu clinics to be ready for winter!

"Kidney Health for All".
The goal today is to raise awareness about the importance of ensuring equitable access to appropriate treatment and care for people living with kidney disease, in order to improve their quality of life and delay the progression of the disease.

The only way to know whether you have any stage of kidney disease is to undertake a Kidney Health Check with your doctor.

A Kidney Health Check involves three straightforward tests:
1. Blood test - to see how well your kidneys are filtering your blood;
2. Urine test – to check for albumin (a type of protein) or blood in your urine:
3. Blood pressure test – because high blood pressure and kidney disease are
related.
#ShowYourKidneys
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2 weeks ago

Kidney Health for All. 
The goal today is to raise awareness about the importance of ensuring equitable access to appropriate treatment and care for people living with kidney disease, in order to improve their quality of life and delay the progression of the disease.

The only way to know whether you have any stage of kidney disease is to undertake a Kidney Health Check with your doctor. 

A Kidney Health Check involves three straightforward tests:
1. Blood test - to see how well your kidneys are filtering your blood;
2. Urine test – to check for albumin (a type of protein) or blood in your urine:
3. Blood pressure test – because high blood pressure and kidney disease are 
    related.
#ShowYourKidneys

Irritable Bowel Awareness Month!
Currently, approximately 20% of the Australia population experience IBS symptoms, with women three times more likely to experience IBS than men.
Major IBS symptoms include discomfort, pain, cramping and bloating in the abdominal area and stomach, excessive flatulence (wind), and severe constipation and chronic diarrhea (or both).
Talk to your GP if you have any of these symptoms.
#IBSAwarenessMonth #ibsdilemma
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2 weeks ago

Irritable Bowel Awareness Month! 
Currently, approximately 20% of the Australia population experience IBS symptoms, with women three times more likely to experience IBS than men.
Major IBS symptoms include discomfort, pain, cramping and bloating in the abdominal area and stomach, excessive flatulence (wind), and severe constipation and chronic diarrhea (or both).
Talk to your GP if you have any of these symptoms.
#IBSAwarenessMonth #IBSDilemma
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  Wangaratta Medical Centre acknowledges the Traditional Owners and custodians of the lands on which we base our activity.
We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and future.