The Health Hub Family GP

The Health Hub Family GP The Health Hub Family GP is a medical practice with a holistic focus in the heart of Glenelg. We welcome patients of all ages and backgrounds.

The Health Hub is a private billing medical practice in the heart of Glenelg. Our practice strives to offer a fresh and innovative approach to health with a high standard of care and focus on preventative health and wellbeing. Children aged 16 and under and eligible concession card holders receive a 15% discount*. We are particularly focussed on services for youth, adolescents and young adults. Our specialised services include:

- Adolescent health and paediatrics
- Minor trauma and sports medicine
- Mental health and counselling
- Men's health
- Sexual and reproductive health
- Health assessments and screening
- Closing the Gap scheme

For more information, including our price listing and links to our blog pages, please visit our website www.healthhubgp.com.au

*Eligible concession card refers to a Centrelink pension card, health care card or Commonwealth Seniors Card. Card holders must present their card on the day of consultation to receive a discount. Discounts apply Monday to Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm. The Health Hub Family GP is a Partnered Health Medical Centre.

Movember is a global health promotion campaign that raises awareness and funds for men's health, focusing on prostate ca...
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Movember is a global health promotion campaign that raises awareness and funds for men's health, focusing on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and su***de prevention.

If You have Any Concerns!
Lets have that Chat!
Whether it with a Mate or Your GP!

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International Brain Tumour Awareness Week 202525th October - 1st November 2025The Objective of Brain Tumour Research Sou...
31/10/2025

International Brain Tumour Awareness Week 2025
25th October - 1st November 2025

The Objective of Brain Tumour Research South Australia is to foster and enhance research into the cause, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of brain tumours.

The Mission shall include, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the following:

To enhance researcher-researcher and researcher-clinician interaction and collaboration in SA in the brain tumour space
To maximise productivity and minimise duplication of research effort in SA
To increasing capacity in brain tumour research in SA
To enhance the likelihood of securing Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF), National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and other major infrastructure and project funding for brain tumour research in SA
To raise public awareness and fundraising for brain tumour research in SA
To empower SA researchers and clinicians to grow their brain tumour knowledge base in order to improve research outcomes and patient care
To increase opportunities for local researchers, clinicians and patients to participate in translational research activities that bring novel diagnostics, interventions and therapies for brain tumours to SA
To cooperate with other organisations in brain tumour research, both nationally and internationally.
To work in collaboration with the Neurosurgical Research Foundation to raise funds for the above purposes.

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International Brain Tumour Awareness Week is about spreading awareness, honouring those we have lost, and supporting vit...
28/10/2025

International Brain Tumour Awareness Week is about spreading awareness, honouring those we have lost, and supporting vital research to develop better treatments for our brain tumour warriors — those fighting today and those who will be diagnosed in the future.

25th October - 1st November 2025

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International Brain Tumour Awareness Week 202525th October –1st November 2025Did you know?Brain tumours kill more childr...
24/10/2025

International Brain Tumour Awareness Week 2025
25th October –1st November 2025

Did you know?

Brain tumours kill more children and adults under 40 than any other type of cancer.
Brain cancer causes more deaths in children than any other disease.
Glioblastoma, the most common primary malignant adult brain tumour, has a median survival of just 15 months.
Standard treatment involves surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy to slow tumour growth and prolong survival — but there is still no cure.
Brain tumours not only cause physical symptoms, they can also profoundly affect mood, cognition, hormonal regulation and personality.
The cause of most brain tumours remains unclear.
Every brain tumour is unique — even tumours of the same type can respond differently to treatment due to their individual genetic profiles.
Brain tumours can adapt to their environment, suppress the immune system and become resistant to treatment, making them incredibly complex and difficult to cure.

Research Foundation

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The World Polio Day 2025 theme is “End Polio: Every Child, Every Vaccine, Everywhere.” This theme highlights the urgent ...
23/10/2025

The World Polio Day 2025 theme is “End Polio: Every Child, Every Vaccine, Everywhere.” This theme highlights the urgent need to ensure that every child, in every corner of the world, receives the polio vaccine

Have a Cold. What Should I DO?To treat a cold, focus on rest, hydration, and symptom relief at home. Drink plenty of flu...
23/10/2025

Have a Cold. What Should I DO?

To treat a cold, focus on rest, hydration, and symptom relief at home. Drink plenty of fluids like water and warm broth, get extra sleep, and use remedies like saline nasal spray and lozenges.
Over-the-counter pain relievers can help with aches and fever.

I Am Not Getting Better, what do I Do?

You should see a doctor if you experience any of the following:
Symptoms that last longer than 10 days or worsen.
Difficulty drinking or eating.
A high fever, or a fever that lasts for more than a day or two.
Severe sinus, chest, or throat pain.
Trouble breathing or a wheezing cough.
Signs of dehydration.

We can do a TELEHEALTH appointment, if you wish to discuss your ongoing care, without spreading the Infection.
Must have been seen F2F in the last 12 months.

IPC Week 19th-25th October 2025

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Each Year on 22nd October, the world marks International Stammering Awareness Day (ISAD) — a global moment to celebrate ...
21/10/2025

Each Year on 22nd October, the world marks International Stammering Awareness Day (ISAD) — a global moment to celebrate voices, raise awareness, and advocate for people who stammer.

Have You Meet Dr Kevin Owens?Dr Kevin Owens Graduated from the University of Birmingham, UK, in 2004 and Completed his G...
21/10/2025

Have You Meet Dr Kevin Owens?

Dr Kevin Owens Graduated from the University of Birmingham, UK, in 2004 and Completed his GP Training in 2009.
He was an Academic of General Practice at Keele Medical School, Completed a Masters of Medical Education.

He Migrated to South Australia, 2014 achieved his FRACGP, and has been working in Southern Adelaide Region Ever Since.
Dr. Owens enjoys All Aspects of General Practice: General Medicine, Older Persons Care (Geriatrics), Palliative / Cancer Care, Mental Health, Men's Health and Diabetes Management.
He values Continuity of Care, Working with a Multidisciplinary Team, Holistic Care and Spending Time with His Patients.

Taking New Patients

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Unite. Prevent. Protect. Prevail.Are 4 Key Words for Infection Prevention and Control Week.(19th to the 25th Oct 2025)Id...
21/10/2025

Unite. Prevent. Protect. Prevail.

Are 4 Key Words for Infection Prevention and Control Week.
(19th to the 25th Oct 2025)

Identifying and managing the risks for infections reduces the risk of infection transmission and improves patient safety in all healthcare settings.
Protecting patients and the workforce from infection involves using preventative health strategies and promoting simple IPC practices such as standard precautions, including hand hygiene, vaccination and the correct use of personal protective equipment. Understanding how infections spread helps healthcare workers learn what actions they can take to control infections before they spread to others.

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Have You Meet Dr Katie Allen?Katie moved to Adelaide in 2023, Originally only here for a short time but feel in love wit...
21/10/2025

Have You Meet Dr Katie Allen?

Katie moved to Adelaide in 2023, Originally only here for a short time but feel in love with the Adelaidean lifestyle.
She loves working with Women as they Transition through Life.
She has an excellent understanding of Hormones, Fertility and HRT including Bioidentical Prescriptions for those interested. She has done studies in ACNEM to further her education in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine., along with FEMM to help Women with Fertility.
She is open-minded and happy to discuss all forms of medicine and treatments that may positively impact your health.

All New Patients will need to ring to Book an Appointment.

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Address

4 Waterloo Street
Glenelg, SA
5045

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61883762957

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The Health Hub is family owned, private billing, medical practice in the heart of Glenelg. Privately owned and operated, the clinic strives to offer a fresh and innovative approach to health with a high standard of care and focus on preventative health and wellbeing. 15% discount for children aged 16 and under and eligible concession card holders*. We welcome patients of all ages and backgrounds. We are particularly focussed on services for youth, adolescents and young adults. We are open 5 days a week and late on Tuesday evenings. Our specialised services include: - Adolescent health and paediatrics - Minor trauma and sports medicine - Mental health and counselling - Men's health - Sexual and reproductive health - Health assessments and screening - Closing the Gap scheme For more information, including our price listing and links to our blog pages, please visit our website https://www.healthhubgp.com.au/patient-resources/

*Eligible concession card refers to a Centrelink pension card, health care card or Commonwealth Seniors Card. Card holders must present their card on the day of consultation to receive a discount. Discounts apply Monday to Friday 8am – 5:30pm