How does one review a hospital? On the very bright side - I can attest to the amazing skills of…read morestaff in the ICU and ED. And the clinics. And according to my husband, the patient, the path lab staff are some of the best 'needle peeps' he has to deal with. Great on-site services (post-mart, bookshop, pop up shops, reliable cafe and pharmacy.) There's even a choice of cafés - cafeteria style Alf's which offers a quite excellent and well priced range of nom noms following the 'traffic light' system (read: everything from potato cakes to brown rice sushi). The salad and juice bars deserve a special mention - not a typical hospital offering (from my experience) and very appreciated by frequent visitors. The dedicated caffeine bar works just as well as you'd expect in a place filled with shift working, high performing professionals who, as a matter of fact, may be performing brain surgery. Alfretti's is a bit fancier, noisier, and more like an outside world cafe. Ultimately, I hope you don't need to be at any hospital for extended or repeated visits, but if you do, The Alfred definitely holds its own in the food and bev department.

This was the most traumatic experience in my life. It actually lead to a phobia of medical…read moretreatment so bad that I am hyper vigilantly looking out my bedroom window every time I hear a voice scared that the police or ambulance will come to take me back. At first I thought that leaving me one day without food or water as a diabetic and then stealing my medication for another two days on top was bad and still no food or water. But it got so much worse. They do not communicate to you about your treatment and they stand near your room and clearly you can hear them talking about declining to treat you. I am an Aboriginal disabled women and they decided to ignore my cultural beliefs and deny me access to a disability liaison officer and psychologist while they were abusing me for requisition someone who knew what yelling at a physically disabled woman as the stood above me and screamed I was not disabled despite 10-17years of medical evidence and surgery results. And when I literally was on the ground begging them to look at my medical history they also said "no I am not going to do that." I also begged and pleaded that I could not stand due to the reason I was in there being medically unable to and they screamed and I had 6 people grab my body and rip me up in a very dangerous way and dump my spine (the very issue I was in there for was a disc bulge in my spine that was causing sciatica for a second term) into the hard wheelchair and then dragged my spine over the wheel chair to tie me into it as I didn't protest and wheel me to the street and dump a disabled woman to the dark 2am street where there was no one around and put her phone and purse out of her reach all because they didn't believe she was unable to stand. As I requested my medication that they had stolen earlier in the week they denied having it. I called the police to get help and they somehow were able to get a bag full of medication then to give to the police and then they lied to the police and despite me begging the police to investigate they took the word of the nurse in charge of the ED and left a paralysed woman whose walking is very limited and experiencing severe sciatica and unable to walk on the dark street for three ours with no way to get home or aid.

the only one bulk billing medical centre in the area.... no…read morewaiting to see a doctor. helpful. just across the road

From the owner: GP medical consultation, nursing care, pathology, dietitian and psychology counselling. We also…read moreprovide skin care consultations including 'skin cancer' treatment as well as 'skin cosmetic and laser' treatments.

Friendliest Doctors and staff. Was even offered a free health assessment to check everything in…read moreorder. Don't usually get this service anywhere I have been, its usually rushed without an opportunity to ask questions.

Being new to the area I thought finding a good G.P. would be very difficult. One day, was ridden…read morewith some sort of tummy bug and visited the closest G.P. I could find. Enter Inner South Community Health. Great service and extra friendly doctors who take their time in examining you. I've since had to return as I have had shoulder pain and again my the doctor I saw was great. Bulk Billing which is a plus and I've never had to wait long at all. I am very pleased.

I have had nothing but positive experiences with the staff and doctors here. The practice itself is…read morehoused a tidy little art deco bungalow which looks small on the outside but seems to grow once you walk in the front door. The waiting room can get a little crowded but there's still always somewhere to sit, lots of water, magazines, etc. There's also a separate room for parents with children that has a variety of toys and books, which is awesome if you're a grumpy, sick adult who hates the sound of fun and laughter. The ladies at the front desk are always friendly and have managed to book all of my appointments without any hiccups or scheduling problems. The only downside here is that they don't do bulk billing (so far as I'm aware). They's plenty of parking at the back of the practice, which you can turn into from Inkerman street. In the car park you'll also find a back entrance with a wheelchair accessible ramp. Professional, clean, kind, and friendly. I would recommend any of the doctors here to anyone.

From the owner: An accredited general practice providing quality medical care to the community.read more

I saw Dr Kyriaki Rafalia today, who instead of waiting for my medical history to be transferred,…read moremade an assumption about me within 5 minutes and refused to assist me. Suggested I was being a victim, completely invalidated me. Very ignorant doctor, if you want to be heard and treated like a human being I suggest going elsewhere.

I had a counselling session with one of the psychologists at My Clinic, Prahan. The psychologist…read morewas pleasant enough but not particularly attentive or empathetic. He seemed to care more about the money and more appointments than helping his patient. The cancellation fee was too high for me at $140. When I asked him where I could claim it back, the psychologist said I could do it via Medicare, but apparently, I couldn't. He might be either dishonest or not knowledgeable in this matter. I would not recommend this particular psychologist and the clinic to others.