Beaconsfield General Practice

02/07/2025

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Modern clinic with a focus on wellness and tailored care for all members of the community

11/01/2024

Beaconsfield General Practice has merged with our Officer Family Doctors Clinic at 19/445 Princes Hwy, Officer 3809.

Dr Chander Hrstic will be continuing to practice at her Officer Family Doctors Clinic.

All patient information will be transferred over to Officer Family Doctors to ensure continued Medical Care.

FOR BOOKINGS
PLEASE CALL US ON (03) 7001 1400.

Please follow us at Officer Family Doctors.

31/10/2022

Melbourne Cup Closure - we wish to advise patients that we are closed tomorrow for the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday.

For urgent care, please call 000 or attend your nearest hospital emergency department.
For non urgent matters please call our locum service on 13 26 60.

We will reopen on Wednesday 2nd November at 9am.

16/10/2022

We wish to advise our patients that our clinic is closed at the moment. Patients can still be seen at our Officer clinic. If you have an appointment today, please note that we have attempted to contact all patients to reschedule to Officer. Our address is Officer Family Doctors - 19/445 Princes Hwy, Officer. Phone: 7001 1400.
We apologise for any inconvenience.

15/09/2022

Clinic Closure - we wish to advise our patients that we will be closed for the Queen's Mourning Day Public Holiday on Thursday 22nd September and AFL Grand Final Parade Public Holiday on Friday 23rd September. We will also be closed on Saturday 24th September. We will reopen on Monday 26th September at 8.00am.

For all urgent care please call 000 or attend your local emergency department.
For non urgent care, our locum service is available on 13 26 60.

08/09/2022

Today is R U OK? Day. A reminder to check in on family, friends, work colleagues, not only today but everyday. You don't need to be an expert to ask R U OK?

If you're struggling to find a way to ask, there are some great resources found on the R U OK? page and Website.
https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

Useful contacts for someone who’s not OK
If your life is in danger or you’re concerned for your own or someone else’s safety please call 000.

You can find support by contacting your local doctor or one of these crisis lines available 24/7.
Lifeline
13 11 14
lifeline.org.au

Beyond Blue
1300 224 636
beyondblue.org.au

Su***de Call Back Service
1300 659 467
suicidecallbackservice.org.au

Mensline
1300 789 978
mensline.org.au

07/09/2022

Tomorrow is .

It's a reminder to start a conversation that could change a life - not just on , but any day it's needed.

Find tips on how to ask, and what to say if someone says they aren't OK, at https://bit.ly/2ZcG05n

05/09/2022

Today is Day 1 of Women's Health Week. Many women haven't kept up-to-date with their screenings and health checks over the past 2 years but now is the time to get things back on track. If you're overdue for your routine screenings or Health Check, now is the time to book an appointment with your Doctor and have it done.

12/01/2021

WE ARE HIRING - PRACTICE NURSE RN DIV 1
If you are interested please send cover letter and resume

17/07/2020

We have provided health care to the Cardinia community continuously through the Covid-19 pandemic while taking all measures to prevent the infection from spreading.

Don’t neglect your health during this period! Our GP’s are still here for you and are committed to keeping you safe.

Call: (03) 9707 0993 to book a consultation or visit: https://bit.ly/3du9LAK to book online.
Telehealth services are also available.

14/07/2020

Follow our page for regular updates or speak to our exceptional doctors and team for expert advice when it matters most!
Call: (03) 9707 0993 or click to book an appointment: ➡️ https://bit.ly/3du9LAK

12/07/2020

It’s National Diabetes Week!

1.1 million Australians live with diabetes.
National Diabetes Week helps to raise awareness and work towards prevention.

Every year 640 children and adults are admitted to hospital because the early signs of type 1 diabetes are missed. If not diagnosed in time, type 1 diabetes can be fatal.

We’re sharing the 4 T’s – the early warning signs of type 1 diabetes.
Tired – unexplained or excessive fatigue
Thirsty – a thirst that can’t be quenched
Thinner – sudden or unexplained weight loss
Toilet – going to the toilet a lot

It takes just a minute to learn. If you see the signs, don’t waste time and see your doctor immediately.
Call: (03) 9707 0993 to book a consultation or visit: https://bit.ly/3du9LAK to book online.