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Award Winning Medical Centre

General Info

EBMC was established by Dr Angela Rutherford in April 1988. We are committed to providing you with excellent healthcare.

Dr Claire Veith, Dr Angela Rutherford, Dr Andrew Osborne, Dr Amanda Wright, Dr Raymond Wen, Dr Kerryn Gijsbers, Dr Radhika Sheorey, Dr Amanda Burnside, Dr Anna Carter...

EBMC was established by Dr Angela Rutherford in April 1988. We are committed to providing you with excellent healthcare. All the doctors are experienced in the broad range of General Practice & work co-operatively together to ensure quality patient care. The doctors meet weekly & provide support to each other during periods of leave to ensure your care needs are maintained. All doctors have skills & training in the needs of women, men, adolescents, children and infants. Reception staff are professional in dealing in a friendly & sensitive manner with patients & their families. East Brunswick Medical Centre is an accredited practice. Accreditation means we meet the standards as set down by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in relation to quality care.

Accreditations
Accreditation badgeFamily & General Practice
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Payment method
eft, cheque, visa, mastercard, cash
Established
1988
ABN
93398142853
Staff
1-10
Ownership
Locally Owned
Service Notes
Open Weekdays and Saturday
Free Estimates
Yes
Category
Keywords
Brunswick, Doctors, East Brunswick, Northcote, Osborne, Parker, Rutherford, Veith, Wright, van Doorn
FAQschevron down

Who looks after me when my doctor goes on leave?

As a patient you are always free to arrange an appointment to see any doctor. The practice operates a roster where each doctor has a colleague who takes responsibility for reviewing any incoming test results and correspondence received during their absence. This covering doctor will arrange any follow up that is required to ensure your ongoing medical care is maintained. The practice also has a daily duty doctor roster. The duty doctor will respond to any queries from patients.


What to do when travelling?

We have had requests from travel insurance companies to release information about you as medical care has been needed whilst on holidays. To protect your privacy we do not release medical information without your verbal or written consent. If you know you are travelling please let us know what you would like us to do if such a request is received in your absence.


What cost will I be charged to attend a specialist appointment?

Your doctor will refer you to a specialist when they feel it is medically necessary. The majority of specialists will charge a private fee for their service & you will be expected to pay & claim your rebate from Medicare. We would encourage you to enquiry about the consultation fees when you call to arrange the appointment. If the fees are too much your doctor may be able to refer you to another specialist, or to a hospital clinic.


Reviews

Luke M.

04/11/2013

I tried to make this my local doctor clinic when I moved nearby and was ill, however they've got a weird setup. I was told on the phone that first I would need to set up an initial appointment with a nurse (2 week wait time) and then after that I could set up another appointment to see a doctor.

That's obviously a bit of a ridiculous setup for when you're sick and need to see a doctor, so I went elsewhere.