Fabulous walk in clinic. Clean, organized and professional. Dr. Peter was patient, attentive and…read moreknowledgeable. He and his staff gave me exceptional care and the discount chemist next door topped off the experience. I wasn't sure what to expect because I'm American and not from this country but they exceeded my expectations. And they are affordable as well.

From the owner: We are a doctor owned and independently run general practice providing quality patient care to…read moreresidents and workers of Southbank and nearby suburbs. We have both female and male doctors available as well as counselling services. Full general practice services including but not limited to: women's health, men's health, paediatrics, mental health and counselling, travel medicine, preventative health checks, family planning including IUD (MIRENA) and implanon insertions, STI checks and sexual health. Our clinic also provides intravenous iron infusions for patients with iron deficiency anaemia. On site pathology collection centre. Doctors: Dr Peter Bennett Dr Mansi Patel Dr Christine To (can speak Cantonese) Dr Filip Vukasin (can speak Serbian, Spanish) Dr Georgia Downing Dr Vyom Sharma (can speak Hindi) Dr Paaree Senguttuvan Dr Laura Beaton Dr Elysia Robb (can speak some Spanish) Dr Lucy Dang (can speak Mandarin)

I work in the medical profession. I have moved around a lot over the years so I have seen lots of…read moredoctors and can make some good comparisons. I have been going here for about 6 years so I have seen a few doctors at this practice. I prefer to stick with one when possible but sometimes schedules and urgent issues don't allow that. The doctors (Dr Oh, Dr Khoo, Dr Civitico) I have seen are all very good. They provide thoroughness and consistency that you just don't get at the big commercial chain practices. They do charge above the Medicare fee and ask you to pay the entire fee up front but they do forward the details to Medicare on your behalf for reimbursement directly from medicare for the standard amount. They have an onsite collection centre for HealthScope pathology so you can one stop shop if needed.

Until I actually thought about writing this review I'll be honest and say I never really gave the…read morecalibre of my doctor and her surgery much thought. I mean, she's fantastic and I happily recommend her to people, but can you really get excited about a medical clinic? On reflection though, I found that it's possible to think about your experiences in that place to date and realise you have very little to fault. I see two doctors at this clinic - Dr Trish Civitico and Dr Graeme Edwards. Both are great! Whilst Collins Place does bulk bill, a regular appointment will still need you to pay a certain amount over and above that. After your Medicare rebate, it works out to be about $15. They do however bulk bill vaccinations and the full cost is covered. I started going to CPMC when I worked across the road... and whilst I no longer work there, I still make the trip into the city because the experience here is consistently great... and when you're sick, you want consistency and predictability, right?

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.

I started going to this doctor as I needed a new place convenient to work. The reception staff are…read morevery friendly and my doctor is excellent. I don't normally write reviews for medical related places but I felt that dr Chris and the team needed to get a good wrap. They are open 8 days a week, located in the heart of the city and it's pretty easy to get an appointment. If you have a student card they will even bulk bill you.

First of all, the reception lady is old, sarcastic and has a really bad attitude towards patients…read more Don't know if she's racist or not but she seems to be specially hostile to me (I'm asian) compared to other patients. For example I said I'd like to see my results for my blood test, she answered 'what do u mean by u want to see ur results' in a very very unfriendly tone, it completely threw me off. Secondly, the nurse is inexperienced, while she was extracting blood from my arm, she knocked the needle out out of my arm and created a huge bruise. She couldn't find my vein so i now have 4 holes in my arm, I had to go to another pathology to get my blood tested. however, doctor Kyal Agraval was very nice though. Overall, very bad experience and extremely high cost.

By far the best experience I have ever had at a GP clinic. The place is absolutely stunning,…read morecomfortable, and clean and the receptionists, doctors, nurses are so caring and lovely. It can be hard to get an appointment on the day as they are often booked out in advance but well worth it when you do.

The office itself is very professional looking and the front desk staff are very nice. I found Dr…read moreRachael Sutherland extremely cold and lacking any sort of compassion. She has a very unwelcoming nature. I will not go there again.

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.

Dr Glasman is one of the finest doctors in the State, His patient care, listening skills, emotional…read moresupport, and referrals are nothing short of extraordinary. He takes the take to ensure patient needs are met, and also looks at prevention as well as cure. I cannot speak more highly of him as a general practitioner who has an interest in mental health.

Great location just up from Crown casino, easy to get an appointment, on the spot Medicare rebate,…read moreplus bulk billing if you got a health care card. Psychologist offers bulk billing too.

I travel all the way from Moonee Ponds just to go to this clinic. Amazing Doctors on staff who…read morearen't booked up for 12 years solid. Dr Slutzkin is an amazing Doctor, who makes you feel comfortable and at ease. Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a clinic who treat their patients like people, not cattle.

All of us need a nice doctor's office to visit. Since I have lived outside of my home country for…read moreso long, I am very careful who I select as my overseas medical care facility. I can tell you this place is not only professional but also reminds me of home - not the high, exorbitant fees I would pay in the good old USA, but the demeanor and manner of then staff! Home run for expats or those who live or work in the city. I will stick to this team of professionals!

The reasons I like this medical centre are simple:…read more - plenty of female doctors. - they do a 'lunchtime prescription service' that is bulk billed. you can pick up your script without having to do a full consultation. - they have a pathology onsite. - doctors can provide test results via a web based service. I would recommend this centre to CBD locals.

During by time at the University of Melbourne as a student and as a tutor, I had to go and see a…read moredoctor on 4 or 5 occasions. On each occasion I went to the University of Melbourne Health Services clinic on Cardigan Street. If you take Grattan Street away from the university, you'll then take a right and go up 200m and you'll find it on your left hand side. They provide a drop in service where you can usually be seen the same day. You have to wait for this as it is done on a first come, first serve basis. It pays to come early to minimise your waiting time. I have seen Dr Penn on a number of times and he is really good. I've also seen other doctors and they have all offered impeccable service. Here is the info on how to pay taken from website. Payment info: - Students with a current Medicare card are bulk-billed - Students with OSHC Worldcare are direct billed to the insurance company - Students with other overseas insurance cover pay their fee on attendance and claim the rebate from their insurance provider.