1. Scarlett Philip Dr
Strathpine, QLD
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12 years ago
Excellent Doctor. Explains everything to you. Very Kind. He makes you feel safe and he takes time with you, never in a rush. His secretary is also excellent and very kind and so helpful. Sarah read more
32 Dixon St
Unit 4
Strathpine Queensland 4500
Australia
(07) 3881 1234
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A good local medical centre with a great span of professionals and medical staff. Toilets outside a…read morelittle weird if you need a sample of something. Pathology next door. The very alert staff here will call you when you're due for something and even when it's been awhile since you had a checkup. Like most places like this you can wait for some time even with an appointment so patience is required. They do light surgery here and are active with chronic diseases like diabetes. Bulk billing and open weekends.
Never again will I go back to this place. My Dr was horrible and basically told me I was lying and…read morerefused to give me a medical certificate even though I continuously told them I was in pain. I was told "There is nothing wrong with you and you aren't sick enough to not be at work". Very concerning considering I went straight to another doctors and was given medication and a follow-up appointment
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I had my first child here back in 2008 when the hospital had just opened, brand new. Thank god I…read morethought because the old one was looking a bit dated... okay that's a lie. Really dated. My health insurance hadn't kicked in in time so I was shunted rudely into the public system. But after a few visits here, they were really nice, everything was really new and best of all, I gave birth around Christmas New Years when everyone does and I was accidentally given a private room (score). No sharing for me and a little bedside window couch too for my husband to sleep on. Having said that though, cosmetics aside, sure the rooms are awesome, the labour ward looks better than your own room and has all of the state of the art equipment. In fact when I gave birth, I had about 20 people in there, a full resus team, a whole bunch of new residents (ahh the joys of the public system) and 2 doctors (probably residents too). I was a bit panicky because I'd never had a child before and my labour was reaching its 29th hour... and i'd been pushing my little heart out for a good 2 and a half hours. Long story short, the baby pooped in the water bag and they were all worried it had breathed some of it in. I have no doubt they were the best of the best and if anything went wrong, well, they have the states only and most state of the art neonatal care division so I wouldn't have to be transferred anywhere if anything did go wrong. This made up for the service... the midwives kept coming into my room and being rude to my husband, I think in the 3 days I was there I saw about 10 different midwives, all treating us differently... they were all kind of nice-ish, but they were treating us like a number, which I think comes with the whole public system thing. For example, I had no idea I was supposed to feed my baby right after giving birth, and I wanted 8 hours for a midwife to rotate in and ask me when the baby had last been fed and I replied... I haven't fed him yet. Met with a hmph and a 'well the midwife before should have made you feed him...' yeah yeah whatever. Baby malnourished here. Come on get your act together. But you get that. Overall, an excellent facility.
I have attended other hospitals for emergency, surgery, and different outpatients clinic in…read moreBrisbane, this is a comparative review. The triage process at the Mater is superior to others. Although the wait times, going through the emergency department are long and not entirely consistent, the quality and respectfulness of the medical and administrative staff is very good. It was my local GP clinic receptionist who recommended I switch over to the Mater, after the last straw at another major across the river, and I am not looking back. Go the Mater !!
Fixed my sinuses over 20 years ago. Prior to surgery i had constant sinus infections and…read moreassociated pain and head aches. Since the surgery i rarely have those symptoms. It was life changing for me.
I cannot find any fault in the care I got from Sunnybank Private hospital. From the administration…read moredesk to the nursing staff where I had my procedure, to my specialist and last but not least my Anesthesiologist who made me feel so calm chatting to me, massaging my head and answering any questions, THANKYOU Dr Catherine Brooksbank, you made the process not only comfortable but you seriously MADE MY DAY!
I had my second baby here because I had a few friends have their kids here, and no one can speak…read morehighly enough of the midwives and hospital staff here at this hospital. Open only to private healthcare holders, this is where I would have my 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th... okay let's not get too carried away, you get my point. What I love about having a baby here at this hospital, is that it's small, you can always get a car park, and everyone is really friendly. They actually remember your name and treat you not like a number but someone who is you. They were caring, I had the same midwife with me most days I was there after giving birth. They gave me a wheelchair when I was walking into the hospital straight away with contractions. They gave me gas, epidural, drugs in general... they got my baby out without too much stress. I absolutely loved the care I had in this hospital and the food was pretty damn good too (I ticked all the boxes on the order food forms and got so much food stacked on my tray). They were so good to me here, I sent them all really expensive chocolate brownies after I got home. And I never do that.
As far as GPs are concerned, this bunch know their stuff. There are quite a few of them too, the…read moreones I've had appointments with are Dr Diana Loy, Dr Raffey, Dr Judith Williamson, Dr Anne (can't remember her last name) and Dr Cathy Davis. I take both my kids there and I go there myself. Sometimes you have to wait, usually on weekends but most times you get your appointment time plus or minus 15 minutes. The doctors here, namely Dr Davis and Dr Williamson (daughter and mother respectively) are very good. They are personable, which is more than I can say for most and they remember you. I saw Dr Davis through both my pregnancies and before her I saw Dr Williamson. I can't speak highly enough of Dr Davis, neither can my kids. Best GP ever! Bonus - right next to it is the Taringa Day and Night Pharmacy!
As a few Yelpers have said, while this wouldn't become my regular medical practice, it is a fairly…read moredecent after-hours medical practice. This past weekend when my usual GP was unavailable, knowing the team at Taringa is only a short drive away was a god send during my current flu-state. Case in point on Sunday when my conditioned worsened and I was in need of a doctor appointment I went to Taringa. On a Sunday they don't take appointments and the wait time was about 45 minutes. And look - the service is a little impersonal but you can make concessions on this given the volume of people they'd see each day and when you're greeted by the pleasant surprise the Dr has bulk-billed you instead of charging the Sunday fee of $90, you're even more forgiving. All in all a reasonably fine medical practice that is a handy number to have up your sleeve.
I am a nurse and someone who has chronic health issues so I am understand what makes a good doctor…read more I am thrilled to have found Taigum Central Medical Practice, there are 10+ doctors on staff and also practice based nurses. Recently they employed a physiotherapist and a dietitian works from the practice fortnightly. It is a one stop shop for all things health. I have always been able to get an appointment quickly, for example i phoned at 0805 this morning and I was sitting in my doctors office at 0900, now that is service! Of course you pay for what you get. Most appointments are $70 with a rebate from medicare for $35. The friendly receptionists are happy to process your rebate and have it sent directly to your bank account. I have seen a few people get bulk bill appointments, I guess it depends on circumstances. The waiting area is large and comfortable, with a small children's play area and a TV for us grown ups. The waiting room is almost always bursting at the seams but people are seen quickly and if there is a delay you can get a buzzer from the reception desk and go to the shops in the shopping centre. Mostly if they are running late it is only by 15 minutes. I for one am happy to wait because it means that if I am really unwell that I know the doctors will take the time with me and not rush to get on to the next patient. They also open late a couple of nights a week until 7pm for those who need to see a GP after work. Also they are open until 12pm on Saturdays for those who have become unwell over the weekend. If you need a referral to a specialist these GPs are fantastic and know of the best specialist in Brisbane to refer you on to. Parking is free and just out the front of the practice.