Milton Medical Centre

05/11/2025

Our expert Women's Health nurse Susan Wilford has been across the South East of NSW providing health professional events, community events, and high school visits. So far over 4000 people who have received free comprehensive education about pelvic pain, sexual health, endometriosis and more. Susan (as well as some local GPs) have travelled to schools in Wollongong, Nowra, Moruya, Batemans Bay, Bega and Ulladulla, and also community groups such as the CWA and View clubs. Thanks Susan and the SENSW Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic team for equipping people with knowledge about what is healthy, what is normal and where and when to seek help if required.

26/10/2025

Milton Medical Centre is a teaching and training hub for the University of Wollongong, Illawarra and Shoalhaven Local Health District, Royal Australian College of General Practice (RACGP) and the Australian College of Remote and Rural Medicine (ACRRM). Between these four practising doctors all of the listed training pathways are represented.

Thanks to our patients for supporting the training and development of medical students and junior doctors. As evidenced from this photo our training doctors can go on to practice as general practitioners, practice owners and/or independent clinical leads.

For more information on Dr. Ellie Vidler, Dr. Katie Macartney, Dr. Madison Roussos and Dr. Leesa Osborne please head to our website at miltonmedicalcentre.com.au.

17/10/2025

Today we are celebrating our September Team Members of the Month. RN Carly Wyllie is hard working, innovative, leading our paediatric vaccination clinic, calm under pressure and keen to share her knowledge and expertise with team members. Receptionist Sian Tierney is vibrant, enthusiastic and creates opportunities to help out others in our team. We thank them for their work and for being such great people to work with.

06/10/2025

Introducing Dr. Cassandra Doig, an accomplished GP registrar who is available for appointments. Phone 4455 5755 to book in.

Dr. Cass joined Milton Medical Centre in August 2025. She completed her medical degree at the Australian National University, graduating with a Chancellor’s Letter of Commendation, and developed a passion for rural generalist medicine through student placements in remote Northern Territory and Uganda. Since then, she has worked across Australia—from Darwin to Bundaberg to Launceston—in diverse specialties including general medicine, intensive care, emergency medicine, and most recently obstetrics and gynaecology.

Cass is currently undertaking further postgraduate studies in rural and remote medicine, as well as reproductive and sexual health. Her professional interests include women’s health, infectious diseases, travel medicine, and emergency medicine. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, swimming, travelling, and exploring the outdoors. Welcome Cass.

03/10/2025

Sadly, 1 in 5 Australians experience symptoms of mental illness each year.

This October, Milton Medical Centre will be taking part in One Foot Forward to help Australians impacted by mental illness and su***de.

Our goal is to raise funds for Black Dog Institute, so they can turn research into real life solutions and outcomes. From early intervention in schools to su***de prevention programs, your support will create a future where better mental health is possible for everyone.

Please SPONSOR or JOIN our workplace today:

https://www.onefootforward.org.au/fundraisers/miltonmedicalcentre

Together, we can help create better mental health for all Australians.

Thank you.

Together, we can help create better mental health for all.

03/10/2025

Happy birthday to the one and only Annie Lowry! Annie is a chronic disease registered nurse who has extra skills in diabetes management. Annie provides comprehensive and holistic care to her patients with a friendly and empathetic manner. Enjoy your birthday Annie!

30/09/2025

Introducing Milton Medical Centre's New PDT Service for Sun-Damaged Skin and low risk Skin Cancer.

We’re excited to announce the launch of Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) with the Allied BiotechKN-7000 at our MMC Skin Cancer Clinic — a safe, effective and non-invasive treatment for actinic keratoses (sunspots) and low grade skin cancers.

What is PDT?
PDT uses a special light-activated cream (5-ALA) applied to the skin, followed by red light
treatment to selectively target sun-damaged cells, leaving healthy tissue intact.

Why your doctor may recommend PDT:
- No cutting or stitching
- Minimal down time compared to creams such as 5-fluorouracil (Efudix)
- Quick, in-clinic procedure
- Proven results backed by clinical research
- Excellent cosmetic outcomes

To learn more, consult with your doctor at your next skin check to see if PDT is right for you. Phone 4455 5755 to make an appointment.

28/09/2025

Pink Up Your Town Milton is back for the second year running raising awareness about breast cancer and raising money for the McGrath Foundation.

MMC's Dr. Sally Carter and RN Susan Wilford spoke at the Opening Ceremony on Sunday which was attended by many MMC staff and patients.

Women should be performing self breast checks monthly. For more info go to:
https://www.bcna.org.au/resources/screening-and-diagnosis/how-to-check-your-breasts/

After the age of 50, women are recommended to have 2 yearly mammograms. Women with a high risk of breast cancer are eligible for screening before the age of 50. For more information contact Breastscreen by phoning 13 14 50 or go to: https://www.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au/.

All cancer screening and breast health can be discussed with you GP or nurse at MMC. Phone 4455 5755 to make an appointment.

26/09/2025

If you've had a blood test at Milton Medical Centre in the past three years... It was probably done by the wonderful Julie who worked for Southern IML pathology. Today we say farewell to Julie and a sincere thank you for all of her hard work and the care she has provided to our patients. All the best Julie!

23/09/2025

21/09/2025

We apologise for the inconvenience, our phones were down earlier but are now back up and running. Thank you for your patience and understanding.