Doctors at Southport Park

16/11/2025

09/11/2025

Is your regular GP here at Doctors at Southport Park?
If so, please register for MyMedicare, this allows greater access to care, including care plans and mental health treatment plans.

31/10/2025

Great news! Dr Ghazi will now be available 5 days per week, from Monday 3rd November. He'll be bulk-billing all non-procedure GP consults. Bookings available online or via our friendly receptionists :-) https://www.doctorsatsouthportpark.com.au/bookings

26/10/2025

Womens health services available here at Doctors at Southport Park, visit www.doctorsatsouthportpark.com.au for more information or to book your appointment.

23/10/2025

📣 G R E A T N E W S ! ! ! 📣

19/10/2025

Don't wait on hold, book your appointment online!

Choose the day, choose the time, choose your GP and book away!

Visit www.doctorsatsouthportpark.com.au

12/10/2025

We offer more than just scripts and referrals.....

For more information visit www.doctorsatsouthportpark.com or call 0755280037

28/09/2025

Are you up to date with your BOWEL CANCER SCREENING TEST?

24/09/2025

Always listen to the health advice of qualified health professionals rather than act on the unsubstantiated claims from unqualified people.

If you have any questions regarding the safety of Paracetamol use during pregnancy, please speak with your GP

Australia’s Chief Medical Officer and the TGA join with other global medicines regulators, leading clinicians and scientists worldwide in rejecting claims regarding the use of paracetamol in pregnancy, and the subsequent risk of development of ADHD or autism in children.

Robust scientific evidence shows no causal link between the use of paracetamol in pregnancy and autism or ADHD, with several large and reliable studies directly contradicting these claims.

Paracetamol remains the recommended treatment option for pain or fever in pregnant women when used as directed. Importantly, untreated fever and pain can pose risks to the unborn baby, highlighting the importance of managing these symptoms with recommended treatment. Pregnant women should speak to their healthcare professionals if they have questions about any medication during pregnancy.

Read more: https://www.tga.gov.au/news/media-releases/paracetamol-use-pregnancy

21/09/2025

Have you had your Whooping Cough Vaccine?

It doesn't just protect you but it protects those around you!