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Flagstaff Hill Medical Centre

Flagstaff Hill Medical Centre provides family medical care to the local community. New patients welcome & same day appointments often available.

We are an accredited general practice with highly trained and enthusiastic staff. Our doctors, nurses and allied health clinicians bring a broad range of services to patients. Free parking and shopping facilities opposite the medical centre makes Flagstaff Hill Medical Centre a convenient and easy choice. In addition to consultations in the rooms, our doctors can provide home visits as needed (to

existing patients) and attend local aged care facilities. A wide range of nursing services are provided at the practice which include child health checks, immunisations, spirometry, ECG, wound dresssings, medicals and health assessments. We also provide comprehensive programmes for chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and asthma. Nurses also visit our over 75 year old patients in their homes for their annual home health assessments. You may like the convenience of our on-line bookings, giving you the flexibility to choose your own appointment time with the doctor of your choice. If you are feeling unwell over the weekend or during the night, we have on-line appointments available for you first thing in the morning. We are an accredited practice which means that we have to meet a high standard with regard to clinical services, internal administration, safety, patient rights, sterilisation and infection control, risk assessment and continual quality improvement. Our practice manager, Helen Siegertsz, was recognised in 2013 for her skill in practice management when she was awarded both the State and National Practice Manager of the Year Award. With many established practices unable to take new patients, this is an opportunity to make Flagstaff Hill Medical Centre your family's health care provider.

10/08/2026

More than 90% of Australian tradies have experienced work-related pain or injury in the past year.

For many, the impact extends beyond discomfort. Research shows that 76% of tradies say pain significantly affects their quality of life, while 24% fear the physical demands of their work may force them to retire early.

Tradies National Health Month raises awareness of the physical and mental health challenges faced by people working in trade professions.

Work-related pain can affect your ability to stay on the tools, complete everyday activities and enjoy life outside of work. While it can be tempting to push through the pain, early support may help prevent an injury from becoming more serious or difficult to manage.

Your GP can assess your symptoms, discuss treatment options and help you develop a practical plan to protect your long-term health.

If pain or injury is affecting your work or wellbeing, book an appointment with your local GP today.

05/08/2026

1 in 20 children are affected by a birth defect or genetic disease, including cancer, cystic fibrosis and life-threatening metabolic disorders. That is equivalent to 12 children every minute worldwide.

For many families, a diagnosis brings complex treatment, ongoing appointments and uncertainty about the future. While other children are playing sport or spending time with friends, those living with serious genetic conditions may be undergoing chemotherapy, taking multiple medications or recovering from major surgery.

Jeans for Genes Day raises awareness and funds vital research into genetic diseases, including gene therapies that aim to improve treatment options and find cures for conditions once considered incurable.

Your GP can support your child’s ongoing health needs, coordinate specialist care and referrals, monitor treatment and connect your family with additional services. They can also support the physical and emotional wellbeing of parents, siblings and carers during what can be a stressful and uncertain time.

If your child is living with a genetic condition, your GP is a trusted place to discuss their care and the support available to your family.

Book an appointment with your local GP.

04/08/2026

A stroke occurs every 11 minutes in Australia.

When a stroke strikes, every minute matters. Recognising the signs and acting quickly can save a life.

Remember F.A.S.T.:

• Face: Has one side of the face drooped?
• Arms: Can both arms be raised?
• Speech: Is speech slurred, confused or difficult to understand?
• Time: Time is critical. Call 000.

Stroke risk can be influenced by lifestyle, medical and uncontrollable factors. These may include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, diabetes, atrial fibrillation, being overweight, and a previous transient ischaemic attack, also known as a TIA.

Your GP can help assess your individual risk, manage existing health conditions and develop a practical prevention plan. This may include regular health checks, medication management and support with lifestyle changes.

For people recovering from a stroke, and for their carers, your GP can also help coordinate ongoing care, rehabilitation and support as you adjust to daily life.

Book an appointment with your local GP to discuss your stroke risk or the next steps in your recovery.

28/07/2026

This week is DonateLife Week, a time to recognise the life-changing impact of organ and tissue donation.
Every registered donor has the potential to save or improve multiple lives. For people waiting on a transplant, a single decision can mean a second chance at life, more time with family, and renewed hope for the future.

Donation also has a profound ripple effect, supporting families, carers, and communities across Australia who are impacted every day by life-threatening illness.

Registering takes only a minute, but the impact can last a lifetime.

If you’re unsure about registering, a conversation with your GP is a good place to start.

26/07/2026

More than 3.6 million Australians live with chronic pain.

This National Pain Week, we stand with the pain community to raise awareness about the far-reaching impact of chronic pain. Much of this pain is invisible, not always seen on the outside, but deeply felt by the patient.

It’s not just physical. Chronic pain can affect daily functioning, mental health, relationships, and how people see themselves, often in ways that are difficult for others to recognise or fully understand.

The theme this year, “Pain takes a nation”, highlights the ongoing cycle experienced by those living with chronic pain and the importance of understanding, validation, and support.

If you or a loved one are living with chronic pain, speak with your GP to access the right care and support to help you take the next step.

12/07/2026

Every 5 minutes, someone in Australia is diagnosed with diabetes.

Living with diabetes isn’t just about managing numbers, it’s about managing a chronic condition that can affect your whole body.

For many people, the initial diagnosis can feel overwhelming. It often comes with questions about treatment, lifestyle changes, long-term risks, and how to manage day-to-day life.

Your GP plays a central role in that journey. We help you understand your diagnosis, make informed decisions, and build a practical plan for managing your health in a way that works for you. This includes ongoing monitoring, medication management, preventative care, and support for the emotional impact of living with a chronic condition.

If you are living with diabetes or have recently been diagnosed, your GP can help you take the next step with confidence and clarity.

Book an appointment with your GP to discuss your care plan.

07/07/2026

✈️ Planning a holiday or overseas adventure? 🌏

Whether you're travelling for business, visiting family overseas or heading off on a well-earned holiday, preparing before you leave can help protect your health and give you greater peace of mind while you're away.

Different destinations can expose travellers to different health risks, including food and water-borne illnesses, mosquito-borne diseases and seasonal viruses.

Before you travel, it's worth checking:
✅ Whether your routine vaccinations are up to date
✅ If any destination-specific vaccinations or health advice apply to your trip
✅ How to reduce common travel health risks while you're away

A pre-travel health consultation can help you prepare for a safe and healthy trip. Your GP can review your destination, itinerary and medical history to recommend any required or recommended vaccinations, medications and travel health precautions.

Many travel vaccinations require time to become effective, and some need multiple doses before you travel. So, don't leave it too late. It's best to book your pre-travel appointment at least 6–8 weeks before departure where possible.

Visit our website or call us to make an appointment.

06/07/2026

Keep your family healthy this winter 🤧

School holidays are the perfect time to tick off a winter health check and make sure everyone is protected for the season ahead.

Flu vaccines are available for the whole family, helping to reduce the risk of serious illness and keep you and your loved ones healthier this winter.

FluMist® is approved in Australia for children and adolescents aged 2–17 years. For many children, FluMist® can be a more comfortable alternative to a traditional flu vaccine, particularly for those who are anxious about needles. Speak with your GP or nurse to find out whether FluMist® is available and suitable for your child

Book an appointment today and get your family's winter wellness sorted before the school term begins.

30/06/2026

Alcohol is one of the most preventable risk factors linked to cancer, and even short breaks can make a meaningful difference to your health.

Dry July encourages Australians to take a break from alcohol, while also raising awareness and support for people affected by cancer.

For some, it’s a personal challenge. For others, it becomes a moment to reflect on habits and ask whether their relationship with alcohol is still serving them.

A month off alcohol can also bring immediate health benefits, including improved sleep, increased energy, and no hangovers. It’s a simple reset that supports your own wellbeing.

If you’ve found cutting back difficult, or you’ve noticed your drinking has increased over time, your GP is a safe place to start. The conversation is confidential and judgement-free.

Book an appointment with your local GP today.

21/06/2026

🌼 World Allergy Week runs from 21 to 27 June, with this year's theme "Allergy Care is Essential Care."

Around one in five Australians lives with an allergic condition, from hay fever and eczema to food allergies, asthma, insect stings and drug sensitivities. Symptoms range from mild seasonal nuisance through to conditions that genuinely shape daily life, including the risk of anaphylaxis at the more serious end.

Many people live with undiagnosed or poorly managed symptoms for years before getting clear answers. This week is a reminder that allergy care should be taken seriously.

If your symptoms are ongoing, or your current management plan isn't effective, your GP is a good place to start. A thorough assessment helps identify triggers, confirm a diagnosis, and where needed, open a referral pathway to an allergy specialist or clinical immunologist.

Address

Onkaparinga Hills, SA

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61882701194

Website

http://www.flagstaffhillmedicalcentre.com.au/

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