Your GP. Wherever you are.

Generally, no. As my practice operates via a virtual care model, most appointments do not attract a Medicare rebate. This model also gives us much more flexibility, including being able to continue your care even if you’re travelling or living away from home. There are some circumstances where a service may be eligible for a Medicare rebate, such as certain mental health care services. If this applies to you, I’ll discuss it with you.

I believe in comprehensive, holistic medicine. Rather than having lots of short appointments throughout the year, I’d prefer to see you two to three times a year and use that time to look at your health as a whole. That might include your current concerns and medications, but also preventative health, cancer screening, cardiovascular and metabolic health, mental health, lifestyle and anything else important to your long-term wellbeing. Of course, you can book additional appointments whenever you need them.

I use FaceTime or WhatsApp video for appointments. There’s no complicated video platform to log into. I’ll contact you directly at your appointment time.

Yes. One of the reasons I created my practice this way is so that I can continue to be your GP wherever you are. Whether you’re travelling, working interstate or spending time overseas, we can stay connected. There may occasionally be limitations around prescriptions, investigations or services depending on where you are located, and I’ll let you know if this affects your care.

Once you’ve had an appointment with me, you can request routine prescriptions and referrals online through HotDoc without needing to book another consultation. I do ask that I continue to see you at least twice a year for your regular health reviews so I can continue to prescribe safely and remain up to date with your health. Some requests may still require an appointment if I need more information or think we should discuss something first.

No. I don’t currently provide initial ADHD diagnosis or initiation of stimulant medication. If you already have an ADHD specialist and an established treatment plan, I can provide ongoing GP care and take over prescribing where appropriate. If your ADHD medication or treatment plan needs a significant change, I may ask you to have a review with your specialist first.

Choosing a GP is personal, and it’s important that we’re a good fit. I offer a complimentary 5-minute meet and greet so we can briefly introduce ourselves, you can ask any questions about how I practise, and you can decide whether you’d like to book an initial appointment.

I provide general practice care and particularly enjoy working with patients who want a GP who knows them well and takes a longer-term view of their health. My particular areas of interest include weight and metabolic health, diabetes, women’s health, ADHD ongoing care, preventative health, healthy ageing and longevity. At this stage I am only available to see adult patients (18 years and over).

Yes. I can arrange pathology, imaging and referrals to specialists as part of your care. We can then review your results together and decide on the next steps.

Please contact me directly. I deliberately keep my practice flexible, so if the available appointment times don’t work for you, I’ll do my best to find another time.

My practice isn’t an emergency or urgent-care service. If you have a medical emergency, please call 000 or attend your nearest emergency department. For problems that need assessment urgently or require a physical examination, I may recommend that you see a local GP or urgent care service in person.