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Gregory Street General Practice & Skin Cancer Clinic

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Gregory Street General Practice & Skin Cancer Clinic

Gregory Street General Practice & Skin Cancer Clinic is located in Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania.

02/03/2026

Welcome Dr Melanie Sprengers to Gregory Street General Practice

We’re pleased to welcome Dr Melanie Sprengers to the team, now consulting at Gregory Street General Practice.

Dr Melanie graduated from the University of Manchester (UK) with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery and became a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2020. She has worked as a GP across England and Wales before recently relocating to Hobart.

Dr Melanie provides comprehensive general practice care across all areas of family medicine.

📞 03 6270 8444
🌐 www.gregorystreetgeneralpractice.com.au

25/11/2025

🎅🏻Please see below trading hours for Gregory Street and closures for our other sites across the holiday period.

We’ll have limited Doctors on throughout the month of December and January, so please ensure you book ahead of time to make sure you don’t run out of any important medications 🎅🏻

06/10/2025

New Patients and Families Welcome!

Dr. Toby Ekins is an experienced and respected GP who has been providing quality primary healthcare to the greater Hobart community for many years.

After completing his medical training at the University of Tasmania and achieving Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), Dr. Ekins continues to deliver compassionate, patient-focused care to individuals and families alike.

Book your appointment with Dr. Ekins today!

02/10/2025

We will be closed this Friday, 3 October and will be back on Monday, 6 October!

For any emergencies, please call 000.

17/11/2024

☀️💛 Just a reminder to all our wonderful patients – with summer just around the corner, now’s the time to be thinking about sun safety and getting those skin checks done. Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, but the good news is that if caught early, 90% of melanomas can be cured by surgery.

This week is all about taking action. So, if you’ve noticed any changes to your skin or can’t remember the last time you had a skin check, it might be time to book in for your skin check.

And remember, don’t forget the basics: slip on a shirt, slop on some sunscreen, slap on a hat, seek shade, and slide on sunglasses. Let’s stay sun smart and look after our skin this summer ☀️

09/11/2024

We recommend checking your needs for repeat scripts or referrals before Christmas and the New Year 🎄🎄

Please note that our clinic will be closed from:
Monday, 23rd December to
Monday, 6th January 2025.

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Don’t leave it too late to get organized,
jump onto our Website or the Hotdoc app to book an appointment, or request your script repeat or referral from there.

31/10/2024

It’s that time of year again when we see the moustaches come out in full force – all for a great cause. Movember isn’t just about growing a mo; it’s about raising awareness for men’s health and reminding the men out there to look after themselves 🧔💪

This month, we're encouraging all the men in our community to take a moment to check in on their health. Whether it’s a routine check-up, mental health support, or any of those “I’ll get to it later” health concerns, now’s the perfect time to take action.

If you haven’t had a check-up in a while or just need a chat about your health, give us a call. Your health matters – to you, your family, and all of us here too 💙

02/10/2024

Breast Cancer Awareness Month🩷What should you look for in your breasts?
Be aware of any new or unusual changes in your breasts. If you notice any signs or symptoms of breast cancer such as a new lump, thickening in the breast, especially if it is only in one breast, changes to the shape or size of the breast or ni**le, see your doctor immediately.

Make the time this awareness month to

02/09/2024

Women’s Health Week | 2-6 September ✨
It's Women's Health Week, a perfect time to focus on your health and well-being. There are many important reasons to schedule a visit with your GP. Here are just a few:

💛 Ovaries and Uterus: Regular check-ups can help detect and manage issues early.
💛 Endometriosis: Get advice and treatment options to manage pain and symptoms.
💛 Polycystic O***y Syndrome: Discuss symptoms and find effective management strategies.
💛 Menopause: Get support and advice to navigate this life stage comfortably.
💛 Health Checks: Routine health checks are crucial for early detection and prevention.
💛 V***a and Va**na: Address any concerns or symptoms with your GP.
💛 Bladder and Pelvic Floor: Manage bladder health and pelvic floor strength.
💛 Periods: Discuss any irregularities or issues you’re experiencing.
💛 S*x and S*xual Health: Get advice and screenings for a healthy s*x life.
💛 Persistent Pelvic Pain: Don’t ignore ongoing pain—seek advice and treatment.
💛 Anxiety: Talk about mental health and find support and treatment options.

Your health matters. Use Women's Health Week as a reminder to book an appointment with your GP. We are here to help ✨

28/08/2024

🩷🩷 Ladies, it’s time to put yourself first! As Women’s Health Week approaches, we want to remind you of the importance of taking care of your health, just as you do for your family.

Your well-being is crucial, and regular check-ups are a key part of staying healthy. Whether it’s a routine visit, addressing a health concern, or just getting some peace of mind, now is the perfect time to book an appointment with your GP.

Why book a check-up?

✨ Courageous Conversations: Don’t shy away from discussing sensitive health topics with your GP.
✨ Point of Difference: Understand what makes your health needs unique and address them.
✨ Shame and Stigma: Break the barriers and talk openly about your health concerns.
✨ Trust Your Gut: Listen to your body and seek advice if something doesn’t feel right.
✨ Stay on top of your health: Regular visits help catch potential issues early.
✨ Get personalised advice and support: Your GP can provide tailored guidance to support your overall well-being.

Make your health a priority and schedule a check-up today.

27/08/2024

FotoFinder SKIN CHECK APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE!

Did you know that our practice operates a comprehensive Skin Cancer Clinic?

We have specifically qualified and highly trained skin cancer doctors and FotoFinder skin imaging technology on site.

Whether you have a single mole or lesion you are concerned about or require a full skin check, with rising UV levels just around the corner now is the perfect time to schedule your skin check with us.

Please phone 6270 8444 to book your FotoFinder skin check appointment, or you may do this online at https://gregorystreetgeneralpractice.com.au/book-an.../

We are currently accepting new Skin Cancer Clinic patients.

15/07/2024

Diabetes Week | 14-20 July 💙

Worried about diabetes? It’s hard to know if you are at risk of diabetes, with limited outward symptoms. During Diabetes Week, we’re shining a light on the importance of getting regular check-ups with your GP, who can organise the tests required to see if you are at risk.

Being pre-diabetic can be a wake-up call, but the good news is that with the right advice and support, you can make positive changes to stay healthy and avoid becoming diabetic. This week is a good week to make the time to talk to your GP.

Address

18 Gregory Street
Sandy Bay, TAS
7005

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+61362708444

Website

https://gregorystreetgeneralpractice.com.au/

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