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CONTACT INFORMATION
AND DIRECTIONS

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Appointments
Contact us to schedule appointment today.
Call us   on (02) 6645 2255.

After hours
 
Call the surgery on (02) 6645 2255 for a recorded message with instructions for contacting the Doctor on call.  Click the Policies & Forms tab to see our detailed Communication Policy.  
Useful Contacts:
  • Maclean Hospital - (02) 6640 0111

  • Laverty Pathology (our rooms) - (02) 6645 5450

  • Medicare - 13 20 11

  • Mental Health Access - 1300 369 968

  • Clarence Valley Imaging (CVI) - (02) 6645 4477

  • Clarence Community Transport - (02) 6645 3200

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday:     8am - 6pm

Weekends:                 Closed

Public holidays:         Closed

Please note that we are closed on Public Holidays and half-day on Maclean Show Day

 

After hours :

Please call: (02) 6645 2255 to receive the mobile phone number of the doctor on call.

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Can I make an appointment for the same day I ring?

Yes, we allocate certian time slots with doctors everyday for this type of situation. It is in your best interest to ring at 8am to make an 'On Day' appointment, as the time slots fill up quickly. Our practice endeavours to accomodate our patients for urgent medical matters, even when fully booked.

 
Can I get a script over the phone?

Yes, provided you have been seen at our pratice within the last month.

The script can be collected within 48 hours.

Please note that there is a $10 charge for scripts unless you have acquired the script during an appointment with one of our GPs.

 
Can I have a home visit?

Yes, provided you are a current patient of our pratice and live in the Maclean, Yamba, Townsend or Gulmarrad areas.

 
What if I want a longer appointment?

We realise some health issues are more complex and require a longer appointment. When booking your appointment, please inform reception staff that you require a longer one.

 
Can I see my preferred doctor?

Yes, we will try to make your appointment with your preferred GP, however, for on-day appointments you may need to see one of our other qualified GPs, and they will liaise with your usual treating doctor.

 
Why does my doctor run late?

Each and every patient will always receive the care and attention they require at their appointment. Sometimes patients' needs are more complex, and the doctor may run late. You can assist us by letting us know at the time of booking if you require a longer appointment or if the appointment is for more than one family member.

Emergencies may also arise, requiring the doctor's immediate attention.

We appreciate your understanding in these circumstances.

We are located just down from the Maclean District Hospital.
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