Appointments
Book an Appointment
Two ways to book at Thorpe Street Health, depending on who you need to see.
Call(08) 6147 6547
Who do you need to see
Choose Your Appointment Type
We use two booking systems, one for our doctors and one for allied health. Pick whichever fits and it will take you straight there.
Most people start here
See a GP
Everyday illness, long-term conditions, skin checks, mental health, prescriptions, referrals and results. No referral needed to see a GP.
Dr Ranjitha Ananda Kumar · Dr Ashwin Menon · Dr Perry Lee
- How long to book
- One straightforward problemStandard appointment
- Several things, or a longer conversationLong appointment
- A full skin checkLong appointment
- A general health review with nothing specific wrongHealth assessment
Allied health
See our exercise physiologist
Pain and injury rehabilitation, recovery before or after surgery, chronic disease and metabolic health, falls prevention and clinical Pilates.
Clyve Tan, Accredited Exercise Physiologist
- How long to book
- Referred under a GP chronic disease management planMedicare consultation, 20 minutes
- Private, WorkCover, NDIS or DVAStandard, 30 minutes
- A longer sessionLong, 45 minutes
- Extended, pre-approved by WorkCover or NDIS60 minutes
Halaxy booking is being set up. Reception will book you in meanwhile.
Before you book
What to Have Ready
Your Medicare card
And any concession or DVA card. Without a Medicare number an appointment is billed privately.
A summary from your last doctor
A medical or discharge summary is ideal for a first appointment. Ask your previous practice for one before you come in.
Roughly what it is about
Enough for us to book the right length. You do not have to give reception the detail.
Your medicines and any letters
A list of what you take, including anything over the counter, plus recent results or specialist letters if you have them.
Prefer to Call?
Reception is here Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 5:30pm. Tell them what you need and they will match you to the right doctor and book enough time.
If you are unwell and it cannot wait, say so when you call. In an emergency ring 000.
Or email via the contact page.