Mason Point Medical Centre

21/07/2026

**Introducing Gayatri Venkitachaalam - Physiotherapist - joining us at MPMC from 12th August**

Gayatri completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy, followed by a Master of Sports Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia, Adelaide. With over six years of private practice experience in Australia, she specialises in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, helping patients recover from injury and return to work, sport, and everyday life.

Her expertise includes dry needling, clinical Pilates, exercise-based rehabilitation, taping, and the management of WorkCover and TAC injuries, with a strong focus on delivering personalised, evidence-based care.

If you would like to book with her, please contact our reception on 8560 1888

08/07/2026

If you know a great GP who would like to join our team to help us help you, please let them know we are on the look out!

08/04/2026

Flu vaccines are now available 💉💉

For those not eligible for Medicare funded vaccines are $20

Book with our reception team.

Flu vaccines are safe, effective and free for children under 5.

02/04/2026

Wishing all our patients and their families a peaceful & safe Easter long weekend!

01/04/2026

Dr Ganga Poologanathan will be on holidays from the 7th April. Returning on 13th April

31/03/2026

EASTER LONG WEEKEND HOURS:
Dr Emilia - Good Friday/ Easter Sat 9-12pm,
Dr Ganga - East Sun/ Mon 9-12pm

Send a message to learn more

31/03/2026

We will be opened over the Easter period.
Dr Ganga will be covering on Sunday 5th.

19/03/2026

Dr Emilia Greculescu will be on leave from 24th March until the 30th March. Returning back on the 31st March

12/11/2025

We have been successful in our recent Accreditation! Thank you to all our staff and patients for your ongoing support!

03/11/2025

🌟 *Important Update on Universal Bulk Billing* 🌟

Dear Community,

You may have been hearing a lot in the media about changes to universal bulk billing in our healthcare system as part of our government's incentives. After careful consideration, we want to address why we believe it may not be the most viable option for our clinic at this time:

💡 *Quality of Care*: While the idea of universal bulk billing sounds appealing, it is essential to recognize that quality healthcare services require adequate funding. Implementing this system could strain our healthcare resources, potentially leading to longer wait times and diminished patient care.

💰 *Sustainability*: The financial implications cannot be overlooked. Transitioning to universal bulk billing could significantly impact healthcare providers' incomes, discouraging some from practicing in our area (which is already under strain). We want to ensure that our existing healthcare professionals are motivated and supported, which ultimately benefits all patients. We also can not overlook the ever-increasing 'cost of living' which not only affects the general population but also in sustaining a business with increasing overheads, utilities, supplies etc. It's not just about what the doctors & staff get paid. We completely understand that private billing may not be suited to all and we will try to accommodate those in genuine need.

At this time our current billing policies will remain in place. We believe our government should be supporting private business and not competing with them. This post is not meant to be critical to those who have opted to go with universal bulk billing, it's to address our view as to why it may not work for everyone.

As always, we appreciate the ongoing support from our patients and their families. We will do our best to keep our costs low and maintain the level of care you expect.

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