I use this practice for myself and my family (including two boys). I am from the States, which has…read morea very different system. In Australia, you have to see a GP as gatekeeper for everything. My GP is Dr Cherian Varughese. I find him knowledgeable and responsive. No complaints whatever. I must say however that the fellow at the desk, George, is amazing, and when I move to the north side I may keep my connection here just on that account.

Just for reference, I am a gay man. I walked into this clinic and was instantly judged for my…read moreappearance and sexuality by the receptionist. Who then proceeded to ask me if I was "a boy or a girl?" after giving her my paperwork clearly stated my gender. She then also told me I could "pass as a woman". After dealing with her, I then went to see Doctor Deepak Ganapathy. I had an ear infection then the conversation when off topic and I was then asked about how many sexual partners I've had. Then Doctor Deepak Ganapathy judge my answer then told me if i had more respect for myself I would feel better about myself, even though the topic of how I'm feeling never came up. Be aware before you go here, they're unprofessional.

I've had great experiences here and really quite average ones. It's the new clinic behind the…read moreTerry White Chemist on the Target end of the newly renovated Mt Ommaney Shopping Centre. When it first opened, like all clinics, we had no problem getting an appointment and getting in on the time we booked for. The staff were so friendly and welcoming and I thought hey, this could be our new doctor! In recent times, the waiting period has been very long... up to 1 hour. There are quite a few doctors here, but none are all that young. The other day I ran 15 minutes late because my daughter was running a fever and arrived there and the lady at the desk told me sorry I don't know how long you have to wait, you're late. I was a bit taken aback by her comment, because it doesn't take much to see I had a sick baby and all the other times I had to wait over an hour... the nerve. Anyway. I might put it down to the fact that maybe she was having a bad day... but I was not impressed. The doctor I saw was great and helpful... but the experience I had with the lady at reception had already left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. It is a good clinic, but expect to wait, and don't book your appointments for a Monday... you can easily wait over an hour like myself.

The reception staff are always very helpful and friendly. They have gone above and beyond to assist…read moreme at different times. The office manager Ros is truly wonderful at her job and should be congratulated on doing such a great job. While at times there may be a long wait to see the Dr, I know this when making the appt and feel the dr I see there is worth the wait. Dr Linda Maloney has to be the warmest, kindest dr and I couldn't imagine seeing anyone else. You know that she runs late because she takes her time and doesn't rush patients in and out. She takes her time with them and is thorough.

This medical centre has quickly become the most convenient to visit within the Goodna/ Redbank…read morePlains area for a few reasons. Firstly, located within the St. Ives Shopping Centre it is easy to access with a lot of parking, is next to a QML Pathology service and close to a pharmacy. At busy times, there are two receptionists and the centre itself is quite large with a lot of seating so you usually have some space and don't need to sit next to anyone else (let's be honest, no one likes when the only free seat is next to someone else coughing up a lung or similar) and there are currently six doctors and two nurses who work here. The best thing about this centre is definitely the waiting times; the few times I've been here, I have been seen on time and the doctor has been quick but efficient and friendly. I definitely recommend this bulk-billed medical centre.

Huge thank you to Dr Alex for being kind and incredibly understanding. Never have I had such a…read moregreat experience with a doctor before. Shout out to the awesome receptionist who is always friendly and up for a chat.

KGP will not be my regular doctor as I live about 30 minutes away, however I was referred to this…read morelocation by a family member who lives up the street and I was close by on the day I went. Parking is scarce, but it was a rainy day when I went which maybe worked in my favour and I was lucky enough to get a space in the undercover lot. I called the front desk around 2 pm asking for an ASAP appointment and was told that I could get in at 2:15 which was awesome. The office was clean and friendly. As a first time patient, I was asked by one of the friendly receptionist to fill out basic paperwork. I was seen by Tram Nguyen, this was at random since I didn't know any of the doctors. Tram was very sweet, helpful, and caring. I felt super comfortable the whole appointment. After my visit was done and prescriptions were given, it was time to pay. I'm new to the Australian way of "bulk billing" using your Medicare card. I will say I was very thrown off when I was told I owe $115 for my visit because it was considered a "long visit" as opposed to if I had a standard visit it would've cost me $75. I was a little mind blown by the price I paid and will be looking for a doctor that does 100% bulk billing for the future, but overall KPG did what I needed and my experience was pleasant.

This place is my go-to GP whenever I feel an onset of illness coming on…read moreor need to refill those pesky prescriptions. However grumpy the staff look, they are actually super nice and understanding. (even if you are a half hour late for appointments.) I mainly come here because it is in such a convenient location. Smack bang on Queen st, it is literally a 5 min walk from the mall. The doctor's are friendly, NON-judgemental and have plenty of advice on hand. They also have a handy pathology lab upstairs and offer Bulk billing appointments (for those with health care cards.) If you're feeling poorly in the city these guys will help you get back on track.

I've been in this hospital quite a few times over the years (and several times recently), either to…read morevisit someone else or be a patient myself. The hospital has a new feel to it because it is, relatively - a good decade or so they rearranged and rebuilt the whole complex. I've been in the E.R. (or "triage") a few times (kidneys misbehavin') and it's never fun to be a patient in hospital. However, there are "good" visits where you're seen to quickly and treated well and there are agonizing drawn-out visits where they've run out of beds and you're in the foetal position in a chair. I've experienced both in this hospital in the last two years. If you're ill on a Friday or Saturday night, you won't be seen to in E.R. quickly unless you're in extreme danger as the ward is filled with drunk idiots who've harmed themselves, as well as a few drug addicts who have stumbled into police hands. Generally I find the nurses here to be nice and helpful and the doctors absent-mindedly come and go. Usually during each E.R. visit you can expect to see up to three different doctors, and you have to get them all up to speed on your condition when they first visit. I find this to be a general hospital trend, though (at least in Australia and North America). From a completely different perspective, the pharmacy and the downstairs cafe here rock. I've had the best scones with jam and cream of my life at this cafe and the coffee is excellent, the vibe of the place funky. The last time I was here I noticed the cafe was closed, so I hope they're not shutting it down in favour of the new-ish large food court upstairs (though that's not bad food, either.) Also, the chemist here sells the best local artistic jewellery I've seen in Brisbane. The earrings in the $10-$20 range are fantastic; each is uniquely hand-crafted and the beads/stones are beautiful. Yep, the RBWH is my favourite jewellery store.

As a patient with a cronic back issue I have the unenviable pleasure of having to attend to the ER…read moreon a regular basis. For the most part the staff are as helpful as they can be with someone with a chronic issue . Keeping in mind that this is a public hospital some of the nurses tend to treat chronic issues with disregard and disrespect. If you have the opportunity I would suggest going to another hospital as the RWBH has staff who can be rude and make you only feel worse then you did prior to coming in. A possible cause is it's proximity to the Valley night club district and they have seen their fare share of drug O/Ds and drunk lads passed out. My suggestion to any staff member in any occupation is that if you find that you can no longer do your job with respect and professionalism it's time to find a new career path.

Dr. Anjili Sahai is a terrible doctor who thinks she is 100% above you, or at least that's how she…read moremade me feel. Very blunt, very demeaning. No warmth/compassion or understanding. Couldn't get out of her room fast enough with the way she spoke to me. Appalling.

Dr Sharma is amazing!! I've been doctor shopping for years and she is really intelligent,…read moreunderstanding and solution orientated. She understands everything and listens to you! Some doctors won't listen to what you feel you need or do but Dr Sharma does and it makes everything so much better. I've been seeing her for a while now - she was recommended to me by my mum and sister who have been seeing her for a while. She's amazing. Get on it.

Dr Anne Lynch and her husband Dr Dermott Lynch have been the family doctors for my husband and his…read morefamily for years. Now I've married into the family, they are my doctors too and I am bulk billed too. Anne is a very lovely, patient doctor, and it's nice to have someone who knows your health history. They have a receptionist on until midday each day they are open and they are closed all day Wednesday.

Both Anne and her husband Dermot were my family physicians during all my years living in s.e…read more Queensland, from 1981 until September 2017 when I relocated back to my homeland in Canada. Experts in their profession, dedicated, responsible, with genuine concern for their patients health and well being. I have a huge respect for both of them as doctors and friends. Physicians of the calibre of Anne Lynch are hard to find these days.