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Moruya
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- 45 - 49 Queen Street
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Mon - Fri8.00am - 5.00pm
Broulee
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- 33 Clarke St
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Mon - Wed, Fri8.30am - 5.00pm
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Closed daily1.00pm - 2.00pm
In an emergency call 000 for an ambulance
Latest News
January 2, 2025
Mister Sister Leads the Charge: A celebration of community and commitment
In the bustling hallways of QSMC, excitement buzzed among Team MO-RUYA MO-VEMBER as they gathered for their annual fundraising event. This year, their goal was ambitious: to raise $1000 for men’s health initiatives.
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December 2, 2024
Your Guide to New Year’s Resolutions
As we ring in another new year, it’s only natural that we start thinking about those dreaded resolutions. You know, those promises we make to ourselves with the best intentions, only to find ourselves abandoning them by February. But fear not, my sceptical friends, because this year, we’re going to approach our resolutions with a different mindset.
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November 21, 2024
Men are carrying the brunt of the ‘loneliness epidemic’ amid potent societal pressures
In an article on The Conversation, researchers Alvin Thomas and Quinn Kinzer from the University of Wisconsin-Madison discuss fatherhood and the roles men play in families. They highlight the loneliness many fathers experience, pointing to song lyrics that reflect their struggles with suppressing emotions.
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November 14, 2024
Sex Machina: in the wild west world of human-AI relationships, the lonely and vulnerable are most at risk
In an insightful article featured on The Conversation, James Muldoon, an Associate Professor of Management at the University of Essex, explores the potential risks linked to behaviour models that affect individuals experiencing loneliness and vulnerability.
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Rethinking persistent pain and where to find help.
All about opioids – should you be taking them?
What are the types of lower back pain and when to seek help?
Living with asthma? Learn how to use your inhalers
Why have a Home Medicines Review?
Better Health Programmes
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Making an appointment
Phone: Our phones are open from 8.30am – 4.45pm Monday to Friday. Click here to call one of our practices
Online: You can schedule your appointment at any time using our new online booking system. Access it here or download the AMS Connect mobile app from the App Store or Apps on Google Play. You can also find it on the Meet your health professionals page.
Cancellations and fees: Please contact us at least 24 hours prior to change/cancel your appointment. If you miss your appointment a $25 fee is payable upon re-booking.
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On-the-Day appointments
On-the-day appointments times are set aside each day for patients with urgent or serious problems when access to a doctor is essential.
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Contacting your Doctor
If you believe the matter is urgent or serious, please tell our receptionist immediately. Experienced receptionists and registered nurses are also ready to help you in the first instance.
For advice after hours: The GP helpline is available on 1800 022 222 or please attend the Moruya District Hospital for more urgent problems, phone 02 4474 2666.
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New Patients
Our Moruya and Broulee practices are temporarily not accepting new patients, except for antenatal care and medical terminations. Thank you for your understanding as we prioritise our existing patients.
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Prescription Requests
In most circumstances, repeat prescriptions are available as an online request. However, some prescriptions for pain medication and sleeping pills may not be available via this online service. Your doctor will assess this on a case by case basis. To request a repeat prescription online, please click here
Refrigerated vaccines and medications: what you must know about storage and delivery.
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Pathology Results
Please phone us for your results. We all share the responsibility to make sure your tests are acted upon if needed. Never assume your results are normal. Be sure to read more for full details.
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Code of Conduct
All patients, their families and visitors to our practice have conduct obligations to our doctors and staff, other patients and visitors to our practice.
Aggressive and violent behaviour to any member of our practice team will not be tolerated - this includes verbal, physical or psychological abuse either in person or via the telephone.
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Our photography project: Our community – our shared journey.
Aiming to convey through art, the genuine spirit of our shared journey within our community, we commissioned nationally renowned, Narooma photographer Heide Smith to capture our Eurobodalla community in these evocative photos.
See more of Heide's wonderful work
