I do not recommend Dr Foong. She misdiagnosed me and got me very worried. I think there are much…read morebetter and more caring gyno's in Sydney.

I've only met with Dr Foong twice and she feels like a personal friend. She is warm, funny - but…read moreprofessional at the same time. In an hour she'd examined me, did an ultrasound, helped me fill out about 8 pages of forms, instructed me how to deal with medicare and insurance, faxed the hospital and referrer and made the appointment for the op. All while we were laughing together and she was doing about three other things at once. I snooped and looked her up on the internet before I went to her. I could only find one page with reviews..so here's another! The best part is that she is gentle and briliant at operating on you. It went so smoothly i didn't even need a painkiller afterwards! Thanks Soak!

I was an overseas visitor and my son was sick with Asthma, we needed an evaluation to determine if…read morehe was fit to fly back to the USA. We met with Dr Sarah Cooper, who was very nice, empathetic and was able to examine my son and gave me peace of mind. I was very happy that I was able to get a same day appointment. Prices are reasonable for consultation and the chemist (Pharmacy/drugstore) is available across the street.

From the owner: Coogee Family Medical Centre is a unique practice that houses excellent doctors and friendly…read moreadministrative staff.

Prince of Wales, Endoscopy at the Billington Centre: I'm guessing it's pretty obvious what you'd be…read moregoing to this particular department for and, yes, you need a referral from your gp. My visit here was very positive! The directions were easy to follow but if you need assistance finding your way, every staff member is happy to help you and very friendly. From the Barker Street entrance just follow the purple path to the elevator, go to the 2nd floor and continue on until you see the sign that says Billington Centre. Easy peasy. Sheree schedules appointments and also checks you in upon arrival. Due to Covid, scheduling was dramatically impacted so I'm guessing Sheree fielded lots of frantic or distressed people wanting to know when they could schedule their procedure. Sheree is friendly and professional and helpful and calm(!). I applaud her and thank her! This unit has several nurses and members of staff, all kind and friendly. Stephen Butler!!! I don't know if I kept him laughing or if he kept me laughing but, I can not thank him enough for his professionalism, friendliness, too. Gareth and Stephen have a fantastic rapport with each other and it radiates to everyone else. Gareth gave me my post-procedure information and instructions, also answered my questions and another friendly face of this unit. Dr Sorayya is the anaesthetists' intern who explained everything, what to expect, and answered all my questions. Naturally, each member of this well coordinated team followed up with me afterwards, making sure I was doing alright. I was pleasantly surprised to have a follow up phone call from Stephen the day after my procedure. The teamwork and professionalism exhibited deserve kudos to every member of this team and of the unit as well as the Billington Centre. Turns what might be an unpleasant experience into a better experience. Thank you Billington Centre and even bigger thank you to Stephen Butler and Gareth (nurses), Sheree and Sorayya.

Is it legit if I review this joint as a visitor, not a patient? Because I'm going for it man. I'm…read morefreaking going for it. One of my very close friends (hi Sal!) just punched out a baby (hi Raphael!) and, until I can find him a red eyemask and a pair of sai as a welcome to the world gift, I swung by P.O.W. Private for a visit. For such a monolithic complex it's remarkably easy & straightforward to park, navigate and get where you're going. From car to kisses was about 3 minutes, with a 1 minute break to help a blind man out the front of the sliding doors find a bench to sit down on. The rooms are clean, well-appointed, the nurses nicely starched, and everything had an air of well-looked-after-ness. In place of the jello and custard my patient event had a fresh chicken salad sitting in her food table - hospital vittles have come a long way. Even got to see a bit of boob in the new baby feeding room. Of course, I'm sure they're paying for the privilege, but still. Schmick.

Dr Mark has been my local GP for as long as I can remember, and will bulk bill to medicare for you…read more He is relaxed and easy going, polite, and professional. I went in to get a health check which was required for a personal matter of travel, and he said he would take care of it on the government system instead of requesting me to pay privately, which is what is usually required. The practice is small, and you can't call in to make a reservation, but the waiting room is small, so it can't be more than 3 person wait. He will do call-outs for locals, elderly people, and small children in emergency matters.

Dr Mark is a professional, caring and thoughtful doctor who really does make you feel at ease…read morequickly no matter what the situation is. He runs a great practice and the wait is never usually more than 10-20 minutes. I've been going to him for around ten years and could't recommend him more highly.

This is a wonderful clinic. All the benefits of being a large clinic, lot's of friendly,…read moreknowledgeable doctors and staff, open everyday .. even Anzac Day.

I had, perhaps the worst medical experience of my life when I last visited Bondi Doctors…read more I had called and made an appointment for a bad illness I had at the time. I attended the clinic promptly - filled in the necessary forms and was asked to wait. Doctors clinics are always busy, so waiting to be seen is obviously something completely understandable. Being handled shockingly by the snooty receptionist who work at this particular clinic isn't acceptable. The clinic was empty that day (11am on a Wednesday). After being asked to wait more than an hour (and seeing other people who had arrived afterwards without bookings being sent in front of me) - I politely asked the receptionist if the wait for my appointment was going to be much longer. I was told "Because you were 2 minutes late, I decided that others required more urgent medical treatment than you". I asked her if she was a doctor - and was told she wasn't. After hearing that, I decided it just wasn't worth it and left. Well done, Bondi Doctors on hiring a receptionist who, despite any medical qualifications, is the one to decide how 'sick' a patient is. Wont be returning - and from all i've heard from others who live in the area, i'm not missing much.

Refused to see my son, who was struggling to breath with croup, as he had not had a Covid test…read more Am I supposed wait 24 hours to see a doctor? Disgrace to the medial medical profession. Absolutely disgraceful

The GP I saw was rushed, insensitive and inattentive to my history and current physical and mental…read morehealth concerns. My GP talked me out of getting a mental health care plan, after I raised concerns about my mental health and specifically asked about a mental health care plan.

To say I am both deeply disappointed and dismayed is an understatement. I had such hopes to fall…read moreunder the care of a GI who is not only a doctor but a professor, thinking, finally my unexplained digestive issues will be addressed and receive the quality of care you would expect of a medical professional that reflects Dr Stephen Riordan's public resume. Instead I was confronted with an individual who despite being friendly and polite displayed no apparent interest in my health issues and was just eager to rush and finish the appointment like he really wanted to be elsewhere and not talking to me. At this point, I felt this heavy feeling develop at the pit of my stomach and very let down, that this is the appointment I have been waiting for weeks, and this is what it amounted to. Still at this point I had hope and wanted to give Dr Riordan the benefit of the doubt , that he is a busy man and started asking questions regarding my digestive issue and I basically got silence or dismissive answers in response, with zero elaboration or effort on Dr Riordan's part in an attempt to comprehend my problem or symptoms or give any sort of insight. He is a doctor and it's his job dealing with and treating people with health problems like mine, but what I got was the equivalent insight of talking to some random nobody on the street about my health issues. I saw this appointment was going nowhere and stopped talking, and finally Dr Riordan spoke and his answer was, you need to come in for an endoscopy and colonoscopy in a few months time. My response was, but what about now till that time. I expected some insight, some treatment, anything to help reduce my symptoms. Nope, nothing, zero. That was basically the end of this appointment. Basically it was a sales pitch and poor quality one at that to get people to buy and have colonoscopies and endoscopies done on them. I accept the diagnostic value of such procedures, but if I simply wanted an appointment to order an endoscopy and colonoscopy, I wouldn't have sought the services of a professor in this field. What I got was simply a poor quality sales pitch masquerading as a doctor's appointment. This experience is bordering on distressing for me as I really had high expectations and would finally receive the care I have been seeking for so long and got the total opposite.