Byford Village Practice

16/04/2026

We are pleased to announce locum GP starting on Saturday the 18th in place of Dr Prasad.
Thank you all for your continuing support

09/04/2026

Prasad Family Practice would like to confirm that over the past few weeks Dr Prasad has had medical procedures, blood tests and scans done and has further appointments with another specialist after already seeing his own specialist regarding personal illnesses. His past history of cancer in 2010 for which he had surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy has not been forgotten. He continues to receive regular treatment from his medical professionals including his own GP for his current illness.

The reported suspension (regarding the filling of criteria on a document on a Commonwealth entity form some eight years ago) does not come into practical effect until later, and is for 3 months. In acknowledging this error DID NOT result in any form of harm or distress or, otherwise compromise the health, safety or wellbeing to any patient. The suspension order is not in effect until 10th of April but currently Dr Prasad is unable to attend to his patients due to illness.

The health, safety and wellbeing of every patient Dr Prasad has ever had the pleasure to treat will always be at the forefront of his mind, practicing or not. It is with this intention that Dr Prasad made the difficult decision to stop seeing patients in February when there was no suspension order at all due to his own illness and wellbeing battles. We would like to thank those who have sent their best wishes and provided their ongoing support and those who are standing by him when he is down.

20/02/2026

Good morning. Dr Prasad will be going on sick leave starting Monday 23rd initially for 2 weeks. Thank you for your understanding.

21/11/2025

Dr Prasad will support the Movember cause by shaving off his moustache. Please click on the link below and donate generously. Prasad Family Practice will match the donations.

06/11/2025

And Dr Prasad decides to donate blood today.
He went with his son and loved it. He will be going back in 3 months to do it again. If he can do it anyone can do it.

20/12/2024

Prasad Family Practice wishes all our friends a Very Merry Christmas. We have moved to 57 Wheatley Street Gosnells. Our opening hours for Christmas are:
MONDAY 8AM TO 11AM
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY CLOSED
FRIDAY 8AM TO 5PM
SATURDAY 8AM TO 11AM

16/12/2024

Dear friends we've just moved our clinic from Byford to 57 Wheatley Street Gosnells with our same phone number 08 9525 6622. Hope to see you there.

Your Partners for Better Health
4/57 Wheatley Street , Gosnells, 6110
08 95256622

20/12/2023

Dr Prasad and team would like to wish all his dear patients a very Merry Christmas and New Year We are open only on 27th 28th and 29th Dec over this holiday period. Closed on public holidays including sat 23rd and sat 30th

21/12/2022

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Meet Bounty. He’s deaf, he’s utterly fabulous and he’s on the lookout for his forever fam. He’s not had the easiest of rides in life thus far and after finding himself on death row with hours to spare, SABBR came to the rescue.

Not quite 2yrs old yet, Bounty should be a picture of health. But unfortunately, humans failed him. Bounty has bad skin due to untreated flea damage which will require every second day bathing (just to start with) and vet treatment. One eye is ulcerated and receiving treatment (twice daily drops) and lastly, he’s deaf. But don’t think being deaf is holding Bounty back, that couldn’t be further from the truth! It just makes life that little extra rewarding.

Obsessed with his humans, he has been great with children 5yrs+ and even though he’s not putting his best paw forward, he loves other dogs. Male or female, he could happily live with another dog. Sweet as pie, he adores being loved and loving you right back.. he’s not bad at learning commands either, lures and teaching your own doggy sign language will be all he needs. We would prefer someone home more often than not at this stage, but PT workers could be a-ok!

Bounty will be in foster whilst we nurse him back to tip top condition! We cover all his vet expenses and can’t wait to see his ‘glow up’. Applications who foster with the view to adopt will take preference, he’s done enough moving to last him a lifetime!! ❤️

https://sabbr.com.au/foster-application/

21/12/2022

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21/12/2022

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RUN DON’T WALK! This giant gorgeous pupper won’t last long!

Holly
3 mo - female
Boerboal

* Holly is gorgeous!
* She is a typical playful puppy who will need someone dedicated to her ongoing training and socialisation
* She would love to go to a home with a male doggy friend!
* She has no idea how big she is and get ready as she is only going to get bigger! She could get up to 75kgs which is why socialisation and training is critical for this big girl!

If you think Holly is just the bees knees, apply to DFL now!

https://www.savour-life.com.au/adopt-a-dog/search-now/view/53384

21/12/2022

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Our sweet senior giant Moose is watching out of the window, patiently for his forever family!

Moose is a 9 year old Akita Inu with a very sweet temperament. He is looking for a lovely retirement home where he can be spoilt rotten and stay cool in the summer heat! Moose is partially deaf and also has impaired vision. He has some muscle wastage on his back legs and will need to take it easy for the remainder of his days. He is a very sweet boy who loves a cuddle. As is typical of his breed, he is also a happy and independent boy and we think he would cope well moving in with full time workers if he's given some time to settle in to his new surroundings.

Moose did well on his dog tests here at the Home but given his age and weakness in his back legs and future doggie friends will need to be a suitable match- it's likely a dog of a similar age and breed would be best if he is to go home with a friend.

Moose could cope well with older, dog savvy kids that are used to being around big doggos and are respectful of his space as he enters his twilight years!

Moose is one of 65 dogs currently in kennel here at the Refuge waiting for their forever home. Please consider adopting if you are in a position to do so- we are at breaking point!

www.dogshome.org.au/our-dogs/18682/

Visit us as 30 Lemnos Street, Shenton Park today from 11am.