339 Wharf Street, Queens Park WA 6107

In 2018, Queens Park Medical Centre turned 10 years old. Principal owner Dr Tim Ong decided it was time to give the facilities a new lease of life so that we can continue to serve the community with excellence.

So ‘Project QPMC Renew’ was launched and after 2 years of planning and hard work, we love the results and hope you do too!

 

Renew Before After

 

Along with the fresh, new look that brings the building in line with surrounding new houses, the carpark has also been re-done with new surface, properly-marked parking and disabled bays, wheel stops and crossover.  Landscaping with native plants tie in with the bushland next door and most exciting, is the purpose-built Allied Suites which now house the Pathologist, Physiotherapist and Podiatrist at the far left corner of the premises.

 

Specialist Centre

 

The inside of the Medical Centre has also received much TLC with new painting, flooring, lighting and furniture. We now have 4 Doctor Consult Rooms and 2 specifically-fitted Treatment Rooms. The staff room also doubles up as an educational space for the team to upskill and collaborate.

 

Treatment Rooms

 

It is our hope that we can make your GP experience a more comfortable, enjoyable and safer one. We continue to strive to deliver on our motto of ‘Everyone leaves feeling better’.

Saturday Private Billing

To Our Valued Patients:

 

After much deliberation, we at Queens Park Medical Centre have deemed it necessary to introduce full private billing for Saturday appointments. This will take effect from 5th April. Previously bulk billed patients (children 15 and under, pension card holders, health care card holders, DVA card holders and Commonwealth Seniors card holders) and patients who hold an overseas student health cover with partnered insurance companies, will be expected to pay a minimum of $40 out of pocket gap fee.

 

This decision has not been made lightly and is largely because Medicare Rebates have not kept up with inflation and the rise in costs. Since 2018, Medicare rebates have increased on average by 1.3% annually whilst inflation has been at a much higher level.

 

We understand this may affect our patients. Therefore, we thank you for your ongoing support and trust that these changes will help us continue to provide you with quality healthcare. Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions of concern.