We are proud to announce that from the 25th of October our clinic will be administering the Pfizer vaccine. Please call the clinic to arrange an appointment.

Please note that we are only administering Astra Zeneca vaccines.

We are happy to announce that we will be accepting new patients as of August 2021.

Due to the recent out breaks and in accordance with the DHS you must wear a face upon entering the clinic. Please remember to bring your face mask with you when attending the clinic.

If you have any flu symptoms you can not come into the clinic, you must have a tele-health appointment.

If you are experiencing any flu like symptoms, get tested urgently and isolate until you have a negative test results.

Please refer to the below link for detailed information.

https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/exposure-sites#tiers

A reminder that for the month of January the clinic will be closing at 5pm

Monday to Friday 8:00 am till 5:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am till 12:00 pm

Sundays and Public holidays the clinic is CLOSED

CORONAVIRUS

Please note that our Practice DOES NOT provide corona-virus testing!

However if you would like further information please call the clinic and speak to one of our staff members.

Masks

Please note that it is compulsory that you wear a mask to the clinic. If you do not have one you can not come in. We do not provide them, as the government has not sent out any masks that we can supply to our patients. However if you do require masks we do believe that the Reservoir Newsagent across the road from us does have stock  as well as My Chemist.

If you are unwell, and your coronavirus (COVID-19) test was negative, you should still isolate at home until your symptoms have completely gone. Taking this precaution will stop you passing any illness on to others. However if you need medical attention please call the clinic and organize a tele-health appointment with your doctor.

The following groups are required to quarantine

• international travelers – please see international travelers section on this website
• people living with a diagnosed person
• people who have come into close contact with a person who is confirmed to have coronavirus (COVID-19).
• People who have been advised by the Department of Health and Human Services that they have been exposed to an ‘exposure site’.

Thank You

Due to the current corona virus epidemic, there is much uncertainty and anxiety about the COVID-19 virus. The Government is encouraging people to limit their movements and stay at home where possible. Despite the epidemic we are still open and we are still seeing patients face to face if required.

However if you wish to have a telehealth appointment we can also arrange one for you.

Whether you have a medical condition, seeking advice, or anxious about the spread of COVID-19, you can arrange an appointment to speak with a Medical Practitioner in strict confidence and privacy via telephone.This service is available for all patients as a bulk billed service with no out of pocket expense for the duration the Government is providing a Medicare benefit for Telehealth Services.

Please call the clinic on 9460 2288 and speak with our reception staff to book an appointment weather it be face to face or a telehealth consultation.

In line with the latest information from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and influenza, we request that if attending Oakhill Clinic to please call ahead to reception on 9460 2288 if:

• You have a fever, shortness of breath or cough; AND
• You have travelled internationally in the last 14 days, OR
• You have had close or casual contact with someone who has received a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19 in the last 14 days

National Coronavirus Helpline

Call this line if you are seeking information on coronavirus (COVID-19). The line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

1800 020 080