Divine Family Health Centre in Glen Iris, Australia | Medical centre

Divine Family Health Centre

Locality: Glen Iris, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9726 2253

Address: 84 Vittoria Road 6230 Glen Iris, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.divinefamilyhealthcentre.com/

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23.01.2022 Has your child received their Flu jab this season? Call us Now on 9726 2253 to Book with our friendly nurses

23.01.2022 This Friday we will be closing at 5pm, there will be no evening session. Please book your appointment on time as we have a long weekend coming. Please check out our website for more details https://www.divinefamilyhealthcentre.com/... Can Book online or give us a call on 9726 2253 https://healthengine.com.au//divine-family-health-c/s67035

22.01.2022 Breast Cancer Awareness Month has started - which means Divine Family Health Centre has joined the McGrath Foundation "PINK UP YOUR TOWN" initiative. Let us Pink up the town and raise awareness for the McGrath Foundation. Breast cancer can occur at any age, but the risk is greater if you are over the age of 50. The caring and friendly team at Divine Family Health Centre are here to help, we will educate you on how to get a screening for breast cancer

15.01.2022 To Divine clients Friendly reminder we do not operate on public holidays. Monday the 1st of June 2020 is Western Australia Day, therefore we will be closed. If you still need an appointment today with our doctors ; ... Please Click on the link below to book a telephone or Skype call consultation with Dr Faso or Dr Hill before the long weekend https://healthengine.com.au/webplugin/ For any emergencies during the long weekend please contact the numbers below Bunbury Regional Hospital : (08) 9722 1000 After hours GP line : 1800 022 222 COVID-19 Public Health Line : 1800 020 080 COVID-19 Clinic (Opening Hours 10am-4pm) : 9722 1306 HELP STOP THE SPREAD AND STAY HEALTHY Let us all stay safe and minimise risk by: REGULAR HAND WASHING AND HAND SANITIZING COVER YOUR COUGHS AND SNEEZES KEEP YOUR SURFACES CLEAN TO GET RID OF GERMS

14.01.2022 Feeling unwell? We do provide a Telephone consult or Video consult for clients who are feeling unwell. It is best to remain home for your own recovery and the health of others. Our doctors are still able to consult with you, provide needed scripts and medical advice. ... Please do not hesitate to give us a call on 9726 2253 or book online as a Telehealth consult https://healthengine.com.au//divine-family-health-/s67035 Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. From Divine Team

13.01.2022 We’ve just released our roadmap to carefully ease COVID-19 restrictions to start getting Western Australians back to work safely and begin the process of re-sta...rting the State’s economy. This plan includes specific details on the next phase of easing restrictions in WA which will take effect on Monday 18 May. Western Australia has already implemented many of the changes announced by the Prime Minister on Friday. We have led the way, and other States have looked to us for guidance on the way forward. Our strong performance in controlling the spread of COVID-19 means we will continue to lead the nation when it comes to easing restrictions. Our plan has been developed in conjunction with the National Cabinet framework and is based on the best health advice for Western Australia. Phase 1 is already in place following the cautious relaxing of some restrictions from Monday, 27 April. Phase 2 will focus on encouraging many Western Australians to return to work, unless they are unwell or vulnerable, so the WA economy can further rebuild in a safe and measured way. The new phase will come into effect from Monday, 18 May, giving businesses and families time to plan accordingly and includes: - Indoor and outdoor non-work gatherings lifted to 20 people; - People are encouraged to return to work, unless they are unwell or vulnerable; - Cafés and restaurants can reopen with meal service (including within pubs, bars, clubs, hotels and casino), limited to 20 patrons and the 4 square metre per person capacity rule applied; - Weddings and funerals, limited to up to 20 attendees indoors or 30 outdoors; - Places of worship, community facilities and libraries to re-open, limited to 20 patrons; - Community sports (non-contact) limited to 20 people; - Outdoor or indoor fitness classes (minimal shared equipment) limited to 20 patrons; - Public swimming pools can open under strict rules (one indoor pool and one outdoor pool), limited to 20 patrons per pool. If businesses or premises want to reopen in line with these changes, they will be required to complete an official COVID Safety Plan. More details on this will be released shortly, in consultation with industry. As part of Phase 2, regional travel restrictions will also change, bringing the number of current borders within WA from 13 to only four (not including the Commonwealth Biosecurity zone and remote communities). The new regional boundaries will allow: - Travel between the South West, Great Southern, Wheatbelt, Perth and Peel regions; - Travel between the Mid-West, Gascoyne and Pilbara regions (excluding Biosecurity area); - Travel within the Goldfields-Esperance region (excluding the Biosecurity area); - Travel permitted within the Kimberley Local Government areas (the Biosecurity area remains in place). Following this change, it is expected that Phase 3 will be implemented around four weeks from the commencement of Phase 2. Phase 3 will be finalised in the coming weeks, based on the advice from the Chief Health Officer, and will take into account the infection rates across WA. Phase 3 will focus on continuing to build stronger links within the community and include further resumption of commercial and recreational activities, and may include: - Further increases in number of people allowed at indoor and outdoor non-work gatherings; - Possible further relaxation of regional travel restrictions; - Restrictions further relaxed for gyms, health clubs and indoor sport centres; - Contact community sport (indoor and outdoor) permitted, with gathering limits; - Beauty therapy and personal care services permitted; - Auction houses and real estate auctions (not just online as it is currently); and - Public playgrounds, outdoor gym equipment, skate parks, zoos, cinemas, galleries, museums and concert venues permitted to open, with gathering limits. Phase 4 and further future easing of restrictions will be assessed and finalised in due course. Western Australia’s hard border with the rest of Australia will remain in place, and is expected to be among the final restrictions lifted. For more information on this roadmap and the easing of restrictions, please visit www.wa.gov.au

10.01.2022 To All Clients Please be aware not everyone is eligible for a government funded (Free) flu vaccination. Clients who have the following condition/s or fall under any other category are eligible to receive one; Persons 65years and older ... Children 6months to 11years old Pregnant women (any trimester) Aboriginal people 6months and older Also, individuals 6months and older with medical conditions that place them at risk for complications of influenza, including: Cardiac disease Chronic respiratory conditions Chronic neurological conditions Impaired immunity Diabetes and other metabolic disorders Renal disease Haematological disorders Children to 6months to 10years receiving long-term aspirin therapy If you are eligible and have not received your flu jab yet, Please call us on 97262253 to Book an appointment with one of our Nurses. For those who are not eligible, we will advertise when the private flu vaccine are available. Let’s all continue to stay safe and minimise the risk by: * REGULAR HAND WASHING * HAND SANITISING * COVER YOUR COUGHS AND SNEEZES * KEEP YOUR SURFACES CLEAN TO GET RID OF GERMS

08.01.2022 Good morning Divine Family Today’s opening hours are from 8:30am to 7pm. Please book your doctors appointment on time over the phone on 9726 2253 . We advise to please book your appointment over the phone due to our online bookings showing limited appointment times. ... Wishing everyone a great weekend

05.01.2022 Divine clients A reminder to all we will be closed on Monday the 27th of April, Re-opening Tuesday the 28th of April 2020. For any emergencies during the long weekend please contact the numbers below ... Bunbury Regional Hospital : (08) 9722 1000 After hours GP line : 1800 022 222 COVID-19 Public Health Line : 1800 020 080 COVID-19 Clinic (Opening Hours 10am-4pm) : 9722 1306 HELP STOP THE SPREAD AND STAY HEALTHY Let us all stay safe and minimise risk by: STAYING AT HOME AS ADVISED 1.5 METRE SOCIAL DISTANCING REGULAR HAND WASHING AND HAND SANITIZING COVER YOUR COUGHS AND SNEEZES KEEP YOUR SURFACES CLEAN TO GET RID OF GERMS

04.01.2022 Dear Divine clients There will be a disruption to our daily services due to the power outage this morning. We do not have an estimated time when the power will return. Will keep everyone posted when our services are back to normal. Thank you for your cooperation

02.01.2022 Dear Divine Clients Due to bad weather we have not had power the whole day. And in view of predicted further bad weather for the remaining part of the day, we will finish our services earlier than usual for the safety of all. We will be closing at 5pm instead of 8pm.... Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day for all of us. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.