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    • AUGUST 27, 2019
    Pathology home visits for Tuross patients

    Pathology home visits for Tuross patients

    Michael Storey regional manager of Southern IML Pathology has set up a home visit service to start Monday 2nd September 2019 for Tuross patients. Michael says, “Southern IML Pathology is very happy to continue providing services to the people of Tuross Head following the closure of Queen Street Medical Centre Tuross. Our plan is to continue with services on Tuesday and Thursday mornings via house call collections”. You can arrange a pathology home visit by calling 4247 1208 or 4474 4144 or call into their Moruya collection centres and speak with the Southern Pathology team who will be happy to help.

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    • AUGUST 2, 2019
    Queen Street Medical Centre Tuross to <br>close Friday, 30 August

    Queen Street Medical Centre Tuross to
    close Friday, 30 August

    Commenting on the closure of  Queen Street Medical Centre Tuross, GP Partner Dr Neil Starmer says “Closing the Tuross Practice is confronting and disappointing decision to have to make. As a partnership we thought we could weather the storm comprising static government rebates, poor GP workforce distribution and rising costs.  We have exhausted every avenue available to keep the practice open. This decision should have been made 12 months ago from a business perspective. The only consolation I can offer is that your medical care can continue with the same doctors in Moruya. We can provide the continuity of care, just not at Tuross.”
    Queen Street Medical Centre Tuross patients please note, from 2 September: 
    All existing appointments will remain as booked with your usual doctor who will be consulting at Queen Street Medical Centre, 49 Queen Street Moruya. If you are unable to attend your appointment in Moruya, please phone as soon as possible to cancel or change this appointment.
    New appointments can be made with your usual doctor who will be consulting at Queen Street Medical Centre Moruya.

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    • JULY 18, 2019
    Chronic pain management group starts 9 October 2019

    Chronic pain management group starts 9 October 2019

    If you suffer with chronic pain our second six week group programme aims to help you learn how to self-manage your pain and other symptoms. Starting Wednesday, 9 October 2019, this no-fee programme will be conducted for up to 10 patients by GP Dr Aidan Lawrence and Exercise Physiologist Hamish Gorman. You will need a referral from your usual GP for an initial consultation with Dr Lawrence.

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    • JULY 1, 2019
    Flu jab crucial as winter sets in

    Flu jab crucial as winter sets in

    NSW Health Director of Communicable Disease, Dr Vicky Sheppeard, says 115 children have been admitted to Children’s Hospital Westmead with flu this year, including two needing critical care. “So we are again encouraging parents and carers of children from 6 months up to five years old to take advantage of the free flu vaccine”.

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Queen Street Medical Centre is AGPAL accredited

Queen Street Medical Centre

Next time you visit our practice be sure to look out for the AGPAL Accredited General Practice Accreditation Certificate. Our practice team is proud of this achievement and as part of this process we continuously strive to make quality improvements to better your patient experience.
Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL) is a not-for-profit independent provider of general practice accreditation in Australia. To learn more about the benefits of accreditation to you, your family and the Australian community visit AGPAL.

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