Where can I find a bulk billing medical centre in Canberra?

Crace Medical Centre offers bulk billing in Canberra during standard weekday hours (8:00 AM–5:00 PM) for children under 16, Commonwealth Concession Card holders, and DVA Gold Card holders. Other consultations are mixed billing.

Where can I find an after-hours doctor open until 10 PM in Canberra?

Crace Medical Centre provides late-night after-hours GP care in Canberra Monday through Wednesday until 10:00 PM. Book online via HotDoc or call (02) 6241 0249.

What are the opening hours for Crace Medical Centre?

Crace Medical Centre in Canberra is open 7 days a week: Monday-Wednesday 7:00 AM-10:00 PM; Thursday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-6:00 PM; Saturday 7:00 AM-3:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM.

Where can I book a telehealth doctor in Canberra?

Telehealth consultations can be booked at Crace Medical Centre online via HotDoc or by calling (02) 6241 0249. Medicare rebates apply if you have attended an in-person appointment at the clinic within the past 12 months.

Do bulk billing rates apply to after-hours or weekend appointments in Canberra?

No. At Crace Medical Centre, private fees apply to all patients for appointments booked after 6:00 PM on weekdays, anytime on weekends, on public holidays, or for telehealth consultations.

Where can I get blood tests or pathology done in Crace?

Laverty Pathology operates inside Crace Medical Centre, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM for walk-in blood tests, diagnostic screenings, and NIPT testing (Generation 46 and Generation Plus).

Which doctors in Canberra offer skin cancer checks and mole mapping?

The consulting general practitioners at Crace Medical Centre offer comprehensive skin cancer checks, mole monitoring, biopsies, and minor skin surgery. Select 'Skin Check' via HotDoc or call (02) 6241 0249.

What happens if I miss or cancel my GP appointment at Crace Medical Centre?

Crace Medical Centre requires at least two (2) hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Failing to provide 2 hours' notice or missing an appointment incurs a $40.00 fee.

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Is Crace Medical Centre open 7 days a week? Yes. Crace Medical Centre is open 7 days a week, with extended evening hours available on selected weekdays.

Does Crace Medical Centre offer after-hours care? Yes. After-hours consultations and limited home visits are available (fees apply). For the latest times and bookings, please call reception or use HotDoc.

Who is the newest doctor at Crace Medical Centre?

Dr Asma Shaheen (MBBS, FRACGP) recently joined the team and has special interests in women’s health, children’s health, mental health and chronic disease management.

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What medical services does Crace Medical Centre offer?

Crace Medical Centre supports independent GPs who provide a wide range of services including women’s and men’s health, skin cancer checks, iron infusions, mental health support, children’s immunisations, chronic disease management and after-hours care.

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Which doctors practise at Crace Medical Centre in Canberra?

Several independent General Practitioners consult from Crace Medical Centre, including Dr Shedrack Ojiako, Dr Jennifer Prentice, Dr Dora Shirin, Dr Pavithra Pathiranage, Dr Eddie Lam, Dr Ejike Chime and Dr Asma Shaheen.

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FLU VACCINES: We have flu vaccines available now. please call our reception to book an appointment with your doctor.

PHONE CONSULTATIONS OFFERED BY CRACE DOCTORS: this means you can stay home, and get the high quality consultations you are accustomed to on site. Note: for a telephone consultation, your are required to have had an on-site consultation with one of the doctors 12 months prior to consult.

COVID-19: our centre is currently only offering 18+ Booster Vaccines. We kindly ask that you return a negative RAT if you have any Covid-19 symptoms prior to entering the practice.

Is Crace Medical Centre a bulk-billing or mixed-billing practice?

Crace Medical Centre is a mixed-billing practice. Many doctors bulk-bill eligible patients (children under 16, concession and DVA card holders) on weekdays, while other consultations attract a gap fee.