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Living in a rural community comes with many advantages, but access to healthcare can sometimes be more challenging. That is why having a regular GP who knows you, your health history and individual circumstances can make a real difference. Continuity of care means you are not starting from the beginning every time you visit the doctor. Your regular GP can develop an understanding of your medical history, medications, previous treatments and health concerns. Over time, this ca

As Winter comes to an end, Spring is a great time to check in on your health and make a few simple changes. After a colder, quieter Winter, many of us are ready to get outdoors again. Gradually increasing your activity through walking, gardening, cycling or other activities can help improve fitness, energy and mood. Spring is also a good reminder to review your general health. Are your medications still appropriate or dos your prescription need to be renewed? Are your vaccina

Winter in the Mansfield High Country is a wonderful time to enjoy crisp mornings, snow adventures and cosy evenings, but it's also the season when coughs, colds, influenza and other respiratory illnesses become more common. One of the best ways to protect yourself and those around you is to stay up to date with your vaccinations, particularly if you are over 65, pregnant, have a chronic medical condition, or care for young children or older family members. Simple everyday hab

If you would still like to receive your flu vaccination, please give us a call and we will be happy to arrange an appointment for you.

Living with a chronic condition such as diabetes, heart disease, asthma, or arthritis can be challenging, particularly in rural communities where access to healthcare services may be limited. Regular check-ups, medication reviews, and preventative care are essential to maintaining good health and preventing complications. Local healthcare providers play a vital role in supporting patients through personalised care plans, education, and ongoing monitoring. Telehealth services

Heading to Mt Buller this ski season? Staying injury-free starts with preparation. Warm up before hitting the slopes, ensure your ski or snowboard equipment is professionally fitted, and choose runs that match your skill level. Take regular breaks, stay hydrated, and be mindful of changing weather and snow conditions. Most importantly, wear a helmet and know your limits. A little caution can help you enjoy a safer, more memorable day on the mountain and avoid an unwanted trip

From August 2025 online appointments are available with General Practitioners and Allied Health Professionals via a secure Automed...