Meroo St Family Practice

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Meroo Street Family Practice has been a respected, dependable general practice to the community for over 35 years, seeing generations of local residents and helping them with medical conditions and healthcare.

Influenza can cause significant illness each year, particularly for older adults, young children, pregnant women, and pe...
16/04/2026

Influenza can cause significant illness each year, particularly for older adults, young children, pregnant women, and people with certain medical conditions.

Seasonal flu vaccines are updated annually to protect against circulating strains.

Vaccination may help reduce the likelihood of severe illness and complications from influenza.

Appointments for flu vaccinations are now available at Meroo Street Family Practice.

Contact reception or book online to arrange your flu vaccination appointment: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Many people associate vaccines with childhood, but teenagers and adults may also require recommended vaccinations or boo...
14/04/2026

Many people associate vaccines with childhood, but teenagers and adults may also require recommended vaccinations or boosters.

For example, adolescents may receive vaccines for conditions such as HPV or meningococcal disease. Adults may require boosters for tetanus, whooping cough, or influenza.

Vaccination recommendations can also vary depending on factors such as occupation, travel, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions.

If it has been several years since your last vaccination review, it may be worth discussing this with your GP.

Book an appointment to review your vaccination status: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Immunisation plays an important role in protecting not only individuals, but also families and the wider community.When ...
12/04/2026

Immunisation plays an important role in protecting not only individuals, but also families and the wider community.

When enough people are immunised against certain diseases, the spread of infection becomes much less likely. This is particularly important for those who cannot receive certain vaccines, such as newborn babies, older adults, or people with weakened immune systems.

For families, staying up to date with vaccinations can help reduce the risk of preventable illnesses spreading at home, school, or work.

If you are unsure whether your family’s vaccinations are current, your GP can review your records and discuss recommended vaccines based on age and health history.

Speak with your GP to review your family’s vaccination history: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Childhood vaccines follow a carefully planned schedule designed to protect babies and young children when they are most ...
09/04/2026

Childhood vaccines follow a carefully planned schedule designed to protect babies and young children when they are most vulnerable to serious infections.

In Australia, routine immunisations begin at 6 weeks of age, with additional vaccines given throughout infancy and early childhood.
These vaccines help protect against diseases such as measles, whooping cough, rotavirus, and pneumococcal infections.

The timing of each vaccine is important because it ensures children develop protection at the right stage of development.

If you have questions about your child’s immunisation schedule or missed a vaccine appointment, your GP can provide guidance and help organise catch-up vaccines where appropriate.

Speak with your GP if you have questions about your child’s vaccination schedule: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Vaccination needs change throughout life.Children receive routine vaccines through the National Immunisation Program, wh...
07/04/2026

Vaccination needs change throughout life.

Children receive routine vaccines through the National Immunisation Program, while teenagers, adults, and older Australians may require boosters or additional protection.
Keeping vaccinations up to date helps protect individuals and supports community health.

If you are unsure which vaccines apply to your family, a GP consultation can help review your history and provide guidance.

Book an appointment to review your vaccination record: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Easter is a time to pause, reconnect with loved ones, and enjoy a well-deserved break.From everyone at Meroo Street Fami...
05/04/2026

Easter is a time to pause, reconnect with loved ones, and enjoy a well-deserved break.

From everyone at Meroo Street Family Practice, we wish our patients and the community a safe and happy Easter.

If you need medical care over the holiday period, please check our clinic hours or contact reception to arrange an appointment.

Visit our website or contact reception for clinic hours and appointments: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Many people associate vaccines with childhood, but immunisation plays an important role throughout life.Vaccines help pr...
02/04/2026

Many people associate vaccines with childhood, but immunisation plays an important role throughout life.

Vaccines help protect against serious diseases such as influenza, whooping cough, tetanus, and shingles. Some vaccines are given during childhood, while others are recommended later in life to maintain protection.

Immunisation also helps protect vulnerable members of the community, including newborn babies, older adults, and people with certain medical conditions.

Your vaccination needs can change depending on your age, health status, work environment, or travel plans. A GP can review your history and help ensure you remain up to date.

Speak with your GP to check whether your vaccinations are current.

April marks Parkinson’s Awareness Month, a time to raise understanding of Parkinson’s disease and the impact it has on i...
31/03/2026

April marks Parkinson’s Awareness Month, a time to raise understanding of Parkinson’s disease and the impact it has on individuals and families.

Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement. Early signs may include tremors, stiffness, slowed movement, balance difficulties, and changes in speech or facial expression.

Symptoms often develop gradually and can vary from person to person. While there is currently no cure, early diagnosis and ongoing care can help people manage symptoms and maintain independence.

If you or a family member has noticed changes in movement, coordination, or balance, it is worth discussing these concerns with your GP. Early assessment can help guide the next steps.

At Meroo Street Family Practice, our team supports patients through assessment, referrals, and ongoing management of chronic conditions.

If you have concerns about neurological symptoms, speak with your GP.

Dr Prageesha Gamage is a highly qualified and compassionate GP with over 16 years of clinical experience across primary ...
29/03/2026

Dr Prageesha Gamage is a highly qualified and compassionate GP with over 16 years of clinical experience across primary care and ophthalmology. She holds postgraduate qualifications in Family Medicine, including an MD in Family Medicine and MRCGP (INT), following her MBBS.

Since beginning her practice in Australia in 2025, Dr Gamage has been dedicated to providing comprehensive, patient-centred care for individuals and families.

Her special interests include:
Chronic disease management (such as diabetes, heart disease, and asthma)
Paediatrics and women’s health
Mental health
Ophthalmology (eye health)

Patients value her approachable and caring manner, as well as her ability to provide clear, thorough, and personalised care tailored to their needs.

Outside of medicine, Dr Gamage enjoys spending quality time with her family and discovering new places through travel.

Book an appointment with Dr Gamage today! https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

At Meroo St Family Practice, we make healthcare simple. Our services are fully bulk billed, with minimal wait times, and...
26/03/2026

At Meroo St Family Practice, we make healthcare simple. Our services are fully bulk billed, with minimal wait times, and we offer same-day appointments on most days.

We’re committed to helping families access care early and consistently, without added stress.

Contact the practice by phone, message, or via our website to arrange an appointment: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Not all skin changes are obvious, and some may appear gradually over time.In busy day-to-day life, subtle differences in...
24/03/2026

Not all skin changes are obvious, and some may appear gradually over time.

In busy day-to-day life, subtle differences in moles or new spots can be easy to overlook.

Understanding what melanoma can look like and monitoring your skin regularly supports a timely GP assessment when changes are noticed.

Early review provides reassurance, clarity, and appropriate medical guidance.

If you notice a new or changing spot on your skin, consider booking a GP appointment: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Living with a long-term condition doesn’t just affect the body.Ongoing symptoms, regular appointments, lifestyle adjustm...
22/03/2026

Living with a long-term condition doesn’t just affect the body.

Ongoing symptoms, regular appointments, lifestyle adjustments, and uncertainty can take an emotional toll, yet mental well-being is often not discussed during routine care.

GP care considers both physical health and emotional well-being in long-term management.

Addressing stress, mood changes, and coping strategies can be an important part of overall care.

When physical and mental health are supported together, patients may feel more informed, more supported, and better equipped to manage their condition over time.

If you’re managing a long-term condition and feeling overwhelmed, consider discussing it with your GP: https://meroostfp.com.au/book-online/

Address

1 Meroo Street
Bomaderry, NSW
2541

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+61244214655

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About Meroo St Family Practice

A lot of people know the familiar Meroo Street corner of a converted Heritage-listed home to a Bomaderry doctors’ surgery in practice since 1980. Meroo Street Family Practice has been a respected, dependable general practice to the community for over 35 years, seeing generations of local residents and helping them with medical conditions and healthcare.

What you need to know now is that the Practice is off and running with new ownership (2017) and an ambitious goal to be the Best Healthcare & Medical Service available in the Shoalhaven area. Since taking over the practice, Dr Vincent Au has invested in improvements to facilities (inside and out) and added more staff to offer high-quality healthcare as a General Practice.