Ivanhoe Medical Clinic in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Medical centre

Ivanhoe Medical Clinic

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9499 1245

Address: 22 Livingstone Street, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 3079 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://ivanhoemedical.com.au

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23.01.2022 We want to thank our doctors, nurses and practice staff! In recent weeks, they have stepped forward and shown us commitment and courage in a time of change and uncertainty. As the world looks on, aghast as the pandemic tightens its grip on humanity, it is on these professions we hold our breath. In all their education, degrees and qualifications, they were not taught to be soldiers. Yet the expectation is unspoken, that they can manage their feelings of trepidation as each da...y they enter in the fight to help others. Since COVID-19 hit Australian soil, like many in the industry, our team has worked their days with minimal potentially inadequate supplies. As a Group, we have resolved this industry-wide issue for now and will continue to work with our valued suppliers and government for stock. We have also transformed dramatically to protect both our healthcare team and our patients. Weve introduced Telehealth consultations, so patients can access GPs from home. Weve installed hygiene stations and social distancing measures on-site, and are rolling out safety screens for reception teams. Healthcare has also redefined itself in the matrix of the outbreak and our entire team adapted swiftly, proving in a time of need to be both versatile and accommodating. While it is still early in the fight, we wanted to take a moment to say we are truly grateful to have each of our doctors, nurses and practice staff members by our side. Your services to our patients and community are invaluable. Thank you again.

21.01.2022 Summer is here! Check out our top tips to keep your family happy, safe & healthy this summer!

20.01.2022 Dear Valued Patients, we wish you and your family a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season. Our practice will be operating with some variation to hours over this time. Please book an appointment online http://bit.ly/BookatIvanhoe or call us on 03 9499 1245 to speak to someone from our friendly team.

20.01.2022 ***Medicare-eligible and private patients accepted*** We hear the message about social distancing and we are evolving quickly to accommodate the changing needs and environments of our patients. It may become increasingly undesirable for patients to leave their homes for basic medical needs and we believe phone consultations will ease much anxiety for many. If you are looking to make a booking, please call us on 03 9499 1245! Read more: https://bit.ly/2Uyd16e

18.01.2022 As of 29 July 2020, there have been 15,582 cases of COVID in Australia and a most upsetting toll of 176 deaths. The Australian Government Department of Health has just released its COVID-at-a-glance infographic, and it tells a clear picture of the impact of the pandemic on Australians factually without any of the emotion of course. 2020 and this pandemic hurts and everything is different. All businesses are experiencing some form of impact, and individuals/families feel the... effects in other ways. Across our 31 medical practices in QLD, NSW and VIC weve noticed a change in patient numbers and behaviour. But were also seeing resilience, kindness and, most importantly, the ability for people and businesses to adapt. Its incredible what can be achieved with a positive outlook and community support. With the daily number of reported cases now surpassing that of the first wave lets continue supporting one another, local business and members of the community, in the hope it can get us through another tough round on the health system, societal well-being, and the economy. Stay well; we are #inthistogether https://bddy.me/2P7QMSm #community #healthcare #business #COVID

18.01.2022 We stand with all Australians, saddened by the destruction of the Australia fires. With images of distraught children and adults fleeing the bushfires, homes destroyed, animals dead and suffering and eerily orange, smoke-filled skies, we are all in some way affected by Australias bushfire crisis. Health experts say its a normal reaction to feel fearful, anxious or overwhelmed after a traumatic event as reported by @sophiescott2 and @DrJonicaNewby for abc.net.au Natural disa...sters shatter our sense of security, according to Beyond Blue chief executive Georgie Harman. "People can experience thoughts, feelings, physical reactions that are intense, confusing or frightening," she said. "For some people, talking about it helps, but were all different." If you or anyone you know needs help: beyondblue on 1300 22 4636 Lifeline on 13 11 14 Headspace on 1800 650 890 Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467 #mentalhealth #feel #physical #beyondblue #mentalhealthawareness #crisis #anxious

17.01.2022 We know we need to wear a mask when away from home (unless legally exempt) as the new norm for this phase. And that we need to keep up with handwashing rituals and social distancing. But do you also know you can visit your Doctor outside of curfew time (between 8pm 5am) or travel beyond 5km to seek medical assistance, such as from your GP? If you have missed your latest check-up, blood pressure test or feel your mental health is suffering in isolation, now is not the time t...o let your health suffer. Just approach your regime differently! Utilise off-peak appointment times and Telehealth appointments to maintain your health. Book your next appointment with us online or by calling the practice on 03 9499 1245. If you suspect you may have coronavirus (COVID-19), call the dedicated hotline open 24 hours, 7 days on 1800 675 398.

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16.01.2022 This week is DonateLife Week 26 July 4 August 2020. A week to raise awareness that the personal decision to become an organ donor can save peoples lives. We want to inspire all Australians to make a real difference to the lives of others by registering and telling their family they want to be a donor. Around 1,700 people are currently waitlisted for a transplant. A further 12,000 people are on dialysis of whom many would benefit from a kidney transplant. One person signing up to the register can save one or more lives from this simple decision. Want to save a life, register today at donatelife.gov.au #DonateLife #DonateLifeWeek #DonateLifeWeek2020

14.01.2022 ***HAVE YOU BEEN TO CHINA on or after 1 February 2020?*** Australian Health Authorities have asked all individuals who have left or transited through mainland China on or after 1 February 2020 to isolate themselves until 14 days from your date of departure of China. The risk of human to human transmission across many provinces of mainland China significantly increased from 1 February 2020.... As of this morning, 12 cases of 2019-nCoV have been confirmed in Australia: 4 in New South Wales, 4 in Victoria, 2 in South Australia, and 2 in Queensland. And Australian Health Authorities continue to test any people who show symptoms of the virus. If you have travelled to China since and developed symptoms (which include but are not limited to - fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue and shortness of breath) within 14 days of returning from anywhere in mainland China, or within 14 days of contact with a confirmed case of novel coronavirus, you should arrange to see your usual doctor for urgent assessment. You should phone the health clinic or hospital before you arrive and tell them your recent travel history or close contact history. Your doctor will liaise with Public Health Authorities to manage your care. You must remain isolated in your home or a healthcare setting until Public Health Authorities inform you it is safe for you to return to your usual activities. The Department of Health states that as of 4 February 2020, approximately 17,391 confirmed cases of 2019-nCoV, and 362 deaths internationally have been reported a 2.08% fatality rate. The National Coronavirus Health Information Line is now live on 1800 020 080, providing public health and situation informational. The line will refer requests for medical advice to registered nurses on healthdirect 1800 022 222. Qualitas Health is helping to raise the public awareness of what to do when concerns may exist surrounding novel Coronavirus as per the guidelines provided by the Department of Health as at 4 February 2020. See more: https://youtu.be/6ODpXmlQfMk

11.01.2022 21 September is World Alzheimers Day which launches us into Dementia action week from now until 27 September. Dementia Australia defines dementia as a collection of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain. It affects thinking, behaviour and the ability to perform everyday tasks. Brain function is affected enough to interfere with the persons normal social or working life. Almost half a million Australians have dementia, and close to 1.6 million Australians... are involved in their care. Dementia is the second leading cause of death of Australians and the leading cause of death among Australian females. Alarmingly, it is anticipated that the number of people living with dementia will double in the next 25 years. For more information, visit: https://www.dementia.org.au/ #Dementia #community #healthcare

10.01.2022 Today Health Minister, the Hon Greg Hunt, reminds us the virus does not take a holiday. So with that in mind, lets make the most of spending this holiday by staying at home with loved ones, enjoy the company of pets or by video calling those we hold most dear. Be creative with the family and how you exercise to stay healthy this long weekend, so much can be said for paring it back to basics. After all, what could be more simple than celebrating the chicken and the egg? Happy gathering. #inthistogether #stayhome Over the break there will be some variation to operating hours. Please check the practice website for details https://bit.ly/2UTaR2j

10.01.2022 Flu Vaccine against COVID-19. Heres why you should vaccinate. COVID-19 has ten times the mortality rate of Flu. Whilst at this stage there is no vaccine publicly available for COVID-19, we look at why the Flu shot is considered an important weapon in fighting the outbreak. Full article: https://bit.ly/3dMrLr6

08.01.2022 ***Symptoms: is it COVID-19, a simple cold or Flu?*** Shell be right mate! is no longer the socially acceptable way to handle feeling under the weather, youre expected to crawl under a rock for two weeks and hope there is still a good (healthy) Samaritan or UberEATS driver around to drop in vital supplies. This infographic is a great way to differentiate between the symptoms of each and may save an unnecessary trip to the closest COVID-19 clinic. We hope this information ...provides some understanding of how the virus presents and were just a phone call away to provide you with a suitable course of action in these times of uncertainty. If youre feeling unwell or unsure if your symptoms could be the sign of something more serious, please contact your local Qualitas Health general practice to book a consult with one of our GPs. Read more: https://qualitashealth.com.au/2020/03/covidsymptoms/

06.01.2022 Welcome back! Its time to take control of your health once more.

06.01.2022 We are continuing to provide face to face consultations and offer routine care to serve our patients health needs, such as: Wound care, childhood and adult vaccinations, skin checks and procedures (required), chronic disease management, pathology, referrals, radiology requests, specialists referrals and emergency care. ***Please call the practice to make a face-to-face appointment***

05.01.2022 Because what you do is nothing short of amazing, forced to have strength when many of us have fear. You have as much as any of us to lose, loved ones, your health. But every day you come to work to help us, your patients. Thank you! Happy National Doctors Day, March 30.

05.01.2022 Managing Director of Qualitas Healthcare Australia, Prashant Menon today announced All Qualitas Health General Practice sites are open, supporting the health... of the community in the face of this growing pandemic. Mr. Menon states, The health of our patients and of our staff is our utmost priority. Our experienced team of General Practitioners, Nurses, and Practice Staff are working tirelessly across our 31 sites to meet the increasing demands brought about by Coronavirus. We will continue to operate our sites to a high standard, increasing hygiene measures in accordance with the Department of Health guidelines. We have introduced Telehealth services and phone consults at many of our practices to continue providing high-level healthcare to our community. It is recommended that patients contact the practice directly to determine the availability of their GP to do phone consults. Now is a time where we all must remain vigilant and stay informed of developments as they evolve. The practice of social distancing and personal hygiene is something we can all do to help protect the health of those around us. Full release: https://bit.ly/2UrQBDQ

05.01.2022 Living with Diabetes? Its strange times for all at the moment! And while its unclear if those living with diabetes have a greater chance of catching COVID-19, it is known that if they do contract the virus, they are at a heightened risk of having severe illness and needing hospital care. @Diabetesaustralia reports that people with diabetes represent 7% of diagnosed cases of COVID, 17% of hospitalised cases, 24% of ICU stays, and 25% of deaths. So what can you do? We recomme...nd remaining vigilant at all times to protect yourself and others by maintaining good hygiene practices, socially distancing, avoiding others who are sick and large public gatherings. But we also want to emphasise the importance of continuing any care regime you have in place with your GP. Make the most of Telehealth services available if you do not feel up to visiting the Practice and ensure your physical and mental health benefits from the support available. Make your next appointment online or by calling the practice. Stay well!

03.01.2022 ***Think F.A.S.T. Save lives!*** This year, National Stroke Week is perhaps more critical than ever. Since the COVID-19 outbreak, there have been fewer people calling triple zero (000) and going to the hospital at the first sign of a stroke. You could save the life of a loved one, a colleague, a stranger, or even yourself by learning to recognise what to look out for and acting at first signs of a stroke. Knowing the F.A.S.T. (Face, Arms, Speech and Time) acronym can save li...ves. So this week, lets recognise the importance of thinking F.A.S.T and encourage others to become more aware of stroke, understand their risk and what they can do to prevent a stroke. In an emergency dial 000. To discuss ways you can reduce your risk of stroke, make an appointment with us today. #strokeweek2020 #strokeawareness #healthcare #GP Source: https://bit.ly/3lG5X4h

02.01.2022 This week was the recognition of the hard work our nurses do to support the health of communities across the world. Its true - that not all heroes wear capes!

01.01.2022 ANZAC Day, April 25, is an important day for all of us fortunate enough to call Australia home. It is a day that we as a nation express our gratitude to the servicemen and women who served our country in war and peacekeeping. While COVID-19 has transformed the way we will commemorate the day, it wont stop us from paying tribute to those who deserve our recognition. This Saturday, at 6.00 am, our people will join our fellow Australians, as we stand at the end of our drivewa...ys or on our balconies in remembrance of the service and sacrifice. For it is they who made this the lucky country. Our practices opening hours will vary, please check the website for details. Lest we forget. #lightupthedawn #drivewaydawnservice #anzacday2020 #community #remembrance #standatdawn #standto

01.01.2022 ***There is a vaccine for FLU*** Did you know that the Flu shot provides maximum protection from influenza in the first 3-6 months that follow the jab? As winter is already here now is the time to get your flu shot or even top up your existing protection. Annual vaccination is recommended for all people aged >6 months (unless contraindicated) according to the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance. And while were all virtuously socially distancing in th...e wake of the much more sinister Coronavirus, we are still at risk of catching the flu or passing it on to our loved ones. In fact, both the Flu and Coronavirus affect the respiratory system, which if both were to occur at once would be a significant blow to the body. Build your best defense against flu this winter, book a flu shot for you or your family at our accredited practice. Bookings can be made online or by calling the practice. Source: https://bddy.me/32zM8Vl

01.01.2022 The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared 2020 the Year of the Nurse & Midwife for the invaluable contribution to health care globally! In each of our 31 Qualitas Health locations, we have nurses who demonstrate daily in their exceptional care outstanding delivery of our patient-focused values. We are so proud to have such amazing, skilled and passionate health care professionals within our Qualitas practices.... WHO states the world needs 9 million more nurses and midwives if it is to achieve universal health coverage by 2030. Read more: https://www.who.int//year-of-the-nurse-and-the-midwife-2020

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