High Street Family Practice

08/05/2026

Our business of the week is High Street Family Practice. Thank You for taking care our health needs and for your respectful approach to medicine

06/04/2026

The news a lot of our patients have been waiting for!! 🥳
Dr Debnath is returning from maternity leave on Tuesday 14th April and will be working Tuesdays & Wednesdays.
Dr Debnath is now available for bookings, please phone the surgery on 63345500 or you can book online through HotDoc. 🙂

13/12/2025

Last night we celebrated in High Street style with laughs, delicious food and each other.

What a fantastic night it was being all together as a team and with our partners.

Merry Christmas to all our wonderful patients who have supported us through another year. 🌟🌟

08/12/2025

🌟 WE STILL HAVE AVAILABILITY LEFT FOR TODAY 🌟
Dr Elkanah has appointments left for this afternoon!

💻 Book online through Hotdoc
or
📞 Phone our friendly Reception team on 63345500

Book an online appointment with your preferred healthcare provider all over Australia. See up to date availability and book instantly.

02/12/2025

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24/11/2025

We are pleased to welcome Dr Elkanah Kabilis to our team.

Elkanah graduated from medical school in 2008 and has worked in several hospitals before migrating to Australia in 2023. He has a master’s degree in human physiology and obtained the membership of the Family Medicine Faculty of the West African College of Physicians through training and examinations as well as Postgraduate diploma in Family Medicine from Loma Linda University USA/CMC Vellore India. Elkanah has special interest in whole person health, management of chronic diseases, Health assessments, Men’s health, women’s health, child health, travel health, immunisation, mental health and medical education.

21/11/2025

24/04/2025

● LEST WE FORGET ●

We are closed today for ANZAC day. Opening Monday 28th April 8.00am

16/04/2025

Please note we are closed over the Easter period from Friday 18th and reopening Tuesday 22nd April.

We hope you have a safe and enjoyable break 🐇

16/04/2025

There are outbreaks of measles in many overseas countries and also recent cases in mainland Australia. We don’t have any in Tasmania yet, but it is important to be prepared, especially with people travelling for school holidays and Easter.

Measles is very infectious and spreads easily through coughs and sneezes. 🤧

People with measles may get a fever, cough, a runny nose, and sore red eyes. Most get a red blotchy rash about four days later, usually starting on the face and spreading down the body.

👉 The best protection against measles is vaccination. Measles vaccination is part of routine childhood vaccinations at 12 and 18 months. It is also available free for anyone born during or after 1966 who has not had two doses of a measles vaccine or a blood test showing they are immune.

👉 Being up to date with measles vaccination is important for anyone travelling, especially if they are going overseas. Babies aged 6 to 12 months who are travelling overseas can get an early measles vaccine.

🔗 Find out more about measles at www.health.tas.gov.au/measles