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Qualitas Medical Practice Springwood

Fully Accredited, Bulk Billing General Practitioner Clinic in Logan

Qualitas Health began with the humble vision of one man whose intention was to evolve a better standard of ‘Quality and Service’ in the primary care profession. It encapsulated a pursuit of integrity that has captured the hearts and minds of healthcare professionals and signalled the arrival of the company ‘Qualitas Health’. Being a doctor equipped Founder Dato’ Dr Noorul Ameen Mohamed Ishack in the pursuit of his dream, with unwavering passion, dedicating his vision into reality.

28/08/2026

Ongoing tiredness, difficulty concentrating, headaches, breathlessness and hair shedding can sometimes be signs of iron deficiency. However, symptoms alone cannot confirm the cause, a blood test is needed.

An iron infusion may help when dietary changes have not improved iron levels, iron tablets have not worked or can't be tolerated, or when iron needs to be restored quickly. It is not always the first treatment option, and your GP will also want to understand why your iron levels are low.

Our full article explains the difference between iron deficiency and anaemia, when an infusion may be recommended and what to expect.

Read the full article to learn more. https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01hn7y0

19/08/2026

Early detection can make a significant difference, yet many eligible Australians are not up to date with their cancer screening tests.

Australia has national screening programs for bowel, cervical and breast cancer. Bowel screening is free for eligible Australians, cervical screening is now required only every five years and can include a self-collected sample, and free breast screening is available to eligible women.

There is no national screening program for skin cancer, making it important to know your skin and speak with your GP about your individual risk and any changes you may be concerned about. But also to put in the diary to have your skin checked every year, the recommendation for Australians!

This Daffodil Day, take a moment to check whether you are due for screening. Our full article explains who is eligible, what has changed and when symptoms should be assessed by a doctor rather than waiting for a screening test.

Read the full article to learn more. https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01hnbN0

14/08/2026

Do you take creatine? It may affect how your routine kidney blood test results are interpreted.

Creatine is well researched for exercise and muscle performance, while its potential role in brain health is still being studied. Did you know, taking creatine can increase blood creatinine levels, which may make your estimated kidney function appear lower than it actually is.

Before starting creatine, or if you already supplement with creatine, speak with your GP before your next blood test and let them know what supplements you are taking.

Read the full article to learn more. https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01hn9Y0

13/07/2026

Type 2 Diabetes rarely happens overnight — for many people, it starts years earlier with insulin resistance, a condition that can develop quietly with no obvious symptoms. 🩺

Left unchecked, insulin resistance can raise the risk of prediabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, heart disease and other chronic conditions. The good news? Early assessment and the right testing can help catch it before it progresses.
If you have risk factors like excess weight, a family history of Type 2 Diabetes, PCOS, high blood pressure or elevated blood sugar, it may be worth speaking to your GP about a Diabetes Risk Assessment.

📖 Read more and learn what to look out for: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H015q2x0

18/06/2026

is trending right now.

On TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, they are being promoted as the shortcut to faster recovery, weight loss, better skin, muscle gain, year-round tans and even ageing well.

But behind many of these posts is something rarely shown on screen: unapproved products, unknown ingredients, paid discount codes and real health risks.

A testimonial may feel convincing, especially when it comes from someone you follow and trust. But it is still only one person’s story.

Your health deserves more than a trend.

Our latest article takes a clear, factual look at the peptide boom — what peptides are, why Australian regulators are concerned, what the risks may be, and why the safest place to start is with a qualified healthcare professional who understands your history.

If you have seen peptides promoted online, are considering using them, or have already tried them and feel unsure, this is worth reading.

Read the full article and speak with your GP before making decisions about your health. https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0-0Pq0

17/06/2026

Nearly half of all deaths in Australians under 75 are potentially avoidable (AIHW, 2015). *

The surprising part? Men account for almost two-thirds of them.

Many serious health conditions — including heart disease, diabetes, bowel cancer, skin cancer and mental health concerns — can often be detected early, treated more effectively, or even prevented with regular health checks.

Yet many men put off seeing a doctor.

This Men's Health Week, take a few minutes to check in on your health, or encourage a father, partner, brother, son or mate to do the same.

Heart Health Checks
Blood Pressure Checks
Diabetes Screening
Skin Cancer Checks
Prostate Health Discussions
Mental Health Support
Bowel Cancer Screening

Our latest article explains the essential health checks every man should know about and when to have them.

👉 Read the full article here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0ZXN80

A simple check-up today could make a big difference tomorrow.

*Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, The health of men in Australia (updated 19 November 2025). https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0ZXtB0

12/04/2026

Flu vaccine during pregnancy: Protect you and your baby this flu season

If you are pregnant, getting a flu vaccination during pregnancy is strongly recommended to protect both you and your baby from influenza (flu) during the Australian flu season.

The flu vaccine is safe in pregnancy at any stage, including the first, second, and third trimester. It helps reduce the risk of serious illness, hospitalisation, and complications from seasonal influenza, which can be more severe during pregnancy.

Receiving the influenza vaccine while pregnant also provides important protection for your baby after birth. Antibodies are passed to your newborn, helping protect them in their first few months of life when they are too young to receive their own flu vaccination.

Getting your pregnancy flu shot early is one of the most important and effective steps you can take to support a healthy pregnancy and protect your growing family.

We offer cell-based influenza vaccines as standard, delivering high-quality, patient-centred care focused on safety, comfort, and best outcomes for mothers and babies.

Book your flu vaccination online or visit your local medical practice (walk-ins available at selected clinics).

Please check with your practice to confirm flu vaccine availability before your visit.

06/04/2026

Free Needle-Free Flu Vaccine for Young Children

Good news for parents — a needle-free flu vaccine (nasal spray) will be available this flu season.

In NSW and Queensland, this vaccine is free for children aged 2 to under 5 years under the state vaccination program.

✔ Needle-free option
✔ Gentle nasal spray
✔ Helps protect children during flu season

Private options may also be available for children aged 5 to under 18 years.

Expected to be available from April, depending on vaccine supply.

Speak with our team or book your child’s flu vaccination today. https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Ksrt0

31/03/2026

Protect yourself this flu season with a flu vaccination

Older adults are at higher risk of serious complications from influenza (flu), including hospitalisation and severe illness. Getting your annual flu vaccine is one of the most effective ways to stay protected during the Australian flu season.

If you are 65 years or older, it is strongly recommended that you book your flu vaccination early to ensure protection before flu cases increase.

The influenza vaccine for over 65s is specifically designed to provide stronger immune protection, helping reduce the risk of severe flu and related complications.

We offer cell-based influenza vaccines as standard, supporting high-quality, patient-centred care focused on safety, effectiveness, and better health outcomes.

Don’t delay. Book your flu shot today to protect yourself and those around you.
Book your flu vaccination online or walk in. https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0K4-V0

Please check with your practice to confirm flu vaccine availability before your visit.

27/03/2026

When is the best time to get your FREE flu shot?

The best time to get vaccinated is March to May, before flu season peaks.

Protection is strongest in the first 3–4 months after vaccination, helping protect you during peak flu season—usually around August.

In Queensland, flu vaccines are FREE for all residents until 30 September 2026.

Protect yourself and your loved ones this flu season by getting vaccinated early.

We offer cell-based influenza vaccines as standard and prioritise high-quality, patient-centred care.

Online bookings and walk-in appointments available
Please check with our practice to confirm vaccine availability before booking.

Address

4 Paxton Street
Underwood, QLD
4127

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 12pm

Website

https://qualitashealth.com.au/our-practices/springwood/

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