Lakeview Respiratory Clinic in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Medical centre

Lakeview Respiratory Clinic

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6185 1986

Address: 216 Cowlishaw St 2900 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://www.lakeviewrespiratoryclinic.com.au

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25.01.2022 Some optimistic news for Christmas. Covid vaccine: First vaccine offers 90% protection https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54873105

24.01.2022 Chief Health Officer Kerryn Coleman has said anyone with symptoms should get tested. "We really need Canberrans to continue to be tested so that we can understand what's happening in the community, particularly as we may start to see those respiratory viruses circulating," she said. Avoid the long queues at EPIC, and make a free appointment at Lakeview Respiratory Clinic to undergo your COVID-19 swap.

21.01.2022 This week we thanked our awesome nurses and amazing receptionists. In the spirit of appreciation, we feel that we simply cannot forget an incredible, inspiring individual. Our Practice Manager You are the straight-talking, fun-loving glue that holds our crazy family together. You are our mentor, our confidante, our friend. ... You know when to laugh with us, when to let us cry and when to tell us to behave. With your big smile and open door policy you make us feel appreciated and heard not matter how busy or stressed you are. You don’t work above us, but right beside us getting your hands dirty. You are always at your best and through this inspire us to be better. We are all so incredibly lucky to have a superhero like you leading our team and watching our backs

21.01.2022 Do not travel to areas where COVID-19 outbreaks are occurring in NSW. This includes Liverpool and Campbelltown (both in Sydney) where there are clusters of c...ases at this time Anyone who has recently travelled to these areas should closely monitor for COVID-19 symptoms and get tested if they develop symptoms no matter how mild. NSW Health has also issued further advice on cases associated with the Crossroads Hotel in Casula and the Picton Hotel in Picton (both in Sydney). Canberrans are urged to isolate immediately and call ACT Health on 02 6207 7244 (8am to 8pm daily) if they’ve visited: Crossroads Hotel between Friday 3 July to Friday 10 July. Picton Hotel on Saturday 4 July, Sunday 5 July, Thursday 9 July or Friday 10 July. You are also encouraged to get tested for COVID-19 if you have visited these places even if you have no symptoms. This will help the NSW Government in their efforts to establish the source of infection at the hotel. ACT residents travelling to NSW are also reminded to be aware of the situation and take appropriate precautions. This includes maintaining appropriate physical distancing measures practising good hand and respiratory hygiene, and taking note of the locations you are in and at what times. To stay up to date about the situation in NSW, visit www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates

20.01.2022 Available to book now : https://www.lakeviewrespiratoryclinic.com.au/

19.01.2022 International nurses day 2020 Our nurses are a HUGE part of our practice, not only do they see all sorts of patients day in and out but they make sure our stock levels are maintained, our doctors have everything they need and they help out on reception when needed.. especially when something doesn't go as planned and someone needs some medical advice or a bandaid! We also have nurses working the front line here in the Lakeview Respiratory Clinic doing Covid19 swabs and assessments! We love our nurses and are very thankful to have them on our team! If you see a nurse please thank them for all the hard work they do!

17.01.2022 Kristen & Nige spoke to Dr James Ayres from Lakeview Medical Practice to answer some burning questions about Covid-19. How soon will there be a cure and will we be seeing mass vaccinations once it's ready?

17.01.2022 We are open and ready, come rain or shine! Did you know that Lakeview Respiratory clinic is more than a Covid-19 testing clinic? We are a GP lead Clinic and we offer full GP assessments for patients with mild to severe respiratory symptoms. Ideal for those in mandatory quarantine, with the need to see a GP. Our super fun and friendly team will complete a full assessment of your symptoms and medical needs, offer advice and prescribe medications if required. ... Our sessions run from 9am until 1pm and then 2pm until 6pm You can book online or phone and chat to our friendly staff on 6185 1986

17.01.2022 International Receptionist day...More like MEDICAL PRACTICE SUPERHEROES DAY! You guys are our true front line, the heart of the practices and the muscle that keeps us functioning. You are not ‘just a receptionist’. You are appointment making, time managing, complaint taking superheroes and we are so proud of you all. From the introduction of Telehealth to the opening of our very own Covid-19 Respiratory Clinic, these past few months have brought many hurdles. But you have all faced each challenge with a level of enthusiasm and dedication that is truly inspirational. If you chat to one of our lovely receptionists today please take a moment to thank them for their hard work

15.01.2022 Getting tested for COVID-19? ACT testing numbers remain strong and we want to keep it that way! However, you may not know that there are other free and easily a...ccessible testing facilities besides the Walk-in Centre at Weston Creek and the drive through testing facility at EPIC. Canberrans can also book into a free appointment Monday to Friday at these respiratory clinics: YourGPCrace 1/5 Baratta Street, Crace. Book online at www.yourgpcrace.com.au or by calling (02) 6109 0000. Lakeview Respiratory Clinic 1/216 Cowlishaw Street, Greenway. Book online at www.lakeviewrespiratoryclinic.com.au or by calling (02) 6185 1986. Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community Services 63 Boolimba Crescent, Narrabundah, provides a free and culturally appropriate assessment and testing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and existing clients. Before visiting, call ahead on (02) 6284 6222. Please note, Winnunga will be closed today between 9am to 1pm Thursday 18 June due to a disruption to their water supply. Testing is the most important way for us to detect and respond to COVID-19 in the community. Don’t forget you can always call your regular GP and ask for an appointment. For further information on free testing facilities across the ACT, visit www.covid19.act.gov.au/protecting-yourself-a/getting-tested

14.01.2022 We just had our first confirmed case of Covid-19 in over a month. Lakeview Respiratory clinic want to remind all of Canberra that our nurses and doctors are here for you. Our practice is closed on public holidays but will reopen on Tuesday at 9am. If you wake up with any respiratory symptoms, please come in for an assessment and covid-19 swab, free of charge to everyone. You can book online via our website www.lakeviewrespiratoryclinic.com or phone us on 6185 1986. https://m.facebook.com//a.8133275153477/4488925121121328/

13.01.2022 Well done Canberra, so far an exceptional job keeping each other safe. We spare a thought for our brothers and sisters in Victoria and NSW as they are having the biggest battle of us all. You can help by keeping Covid Safe.... If unwell you should be assessed and swabbed. Come and see our Drs and nursing team in a safe environment. Open 5 days a week. Did you know..... We offer free medical assessments and treatment for your usual conditions as well as covid testing if necessary. Click the Book now link. Call: (02) 6185 1986

12.01.2022 HEALTH ALERT: ACT RESIDENTS TRAVELLING FROM BATEMANS BAY From 12 noon today (Monday 20 July 2020) anyone who attended the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club on Mo...nday 13 July, Wednesday 15 July, Thursday 16 July and Friday 17 July are required to quarantine for 14 days from the date of their departure. This is legally required under a New Public Health Direction signed today, even if you don’t have symptoms. If you’ve visited Batemans Bay Soldiers Club on these dates, contact ACT Health through the COVID-19 Helpline on (02) 6207 7244 so we can support you through your quarantine and organise to get you tested for COVID-19. If you were holidaying in Batemans Bay recently, but didn’t attend the club, you should still be vigilant and get tested if you develop COVID-19 symptoms no matter how mild. We are closely monitoring the situation in NSW and working closely with NSW Health. The COVID-19 situation is changing rapidly. Stay up to date with the latest advice www.covid19.act.gov.au

12.01.2022 Getting our silly faces out for a serious cause! Red nose day 2020! Show us your red noses! #rednoseday @rednoseaustralia

11.01.2022 Did you know there are many free places to get tested for #COVID19 in the ACT? And it’s likely not far from you! If you live south side, you can pay a visit to... Dr James Ayres (pictured) and his team at Lakeview Respiratory Clinic. ‘We can see anyone from babies, young children to older adults so you can be assessed for COVID-19 very safely here,’ says Dr Ayres. ‘Getting an appointment is a very simple process. You can log onto our Facebook page, hop onto our website or give us a call. When you arrive, you’ll be met at the door by one of our receptionists who will take you to our medical team. You’ll be assessed, swabbed and given some information to take home. We’ll give you a follow up call and our details so you can contact us if you have concerns’. If you have COVID-19 symptoms, get tested. Testing is the best way for us to detect and respond to this disease. For other free testing facilities, see our comments below www.covid19.act.gov.au/stay-saf/symptoms-and-getting-tested Lakeview Medical Practice

10.01.2022 NEW RESTRICTIONS FOR TRAVELLERS TO AND FROM VICTORIA From 11.59pm tonight Monday 6 July, anyone arriving into the ACT from the greater Melbourne area will... be required to go into quarantine for 14 days after leaving or return back to their home jurisdiction as soon as possible. Those entering the ACT from Victoria, but from outside the greater Melbourne area, must monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. As the NSW and Victoria border temporarily closes, the ACT will be implementing further protections for Canberrans. From 12.01am Wednesday 8 July, the ACT border will be closed to all Victorians. ACT residents returning to the Territory from Victoria are required to complete 14 days of quarantine, beginning from their date of departure. Any non-ACT residents will not be allowed to enter the ACT from Victoria without an exemption. Canberrans are strongly advised not to travel to Victoria for any reason other than absolutely essential purposes. If you’ve been to Melbourne recently, monitor yourself for COVID-19 symptoms like fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose and loss of smell or taste. If you have these symptoms, isolate yourself from others and get tested immediately, more at https://bit.ly/CBR-testing. These directions have been put in place to contain the spread of COVID-19 and to reduce the risk of COVID-19 being brought back to Canberra. These measures will remain in place while the NSW-Victoria border is closed. Read the ACT's latest Public Health Directions here www.covid19.act.gov.au/what-yo/act-public-health-directions

08.01.2022 If you have a very mild cold and you're not sure whether you should get tested or not, pick up the phone and get some advice. We are able to assess and swab children on site for FREE. Lakeview is here for you and your family during this crisis. Lakeview Medical Practice #Wearecbr #CBRtogether #canberra

07.01.2022 11/11 For those who leave never to return, for those who return but are never the same. We will remember. Lest we forget. Please join us for a minute of silence at 11am #remembranceday #lestweforget

06.01.2022 ACT COVID-19 update (8 July 2020) There have been 3 new cases of COVID-19 recorded in the ACT in the past 24 hours. This brings the ACT’s total to 111. The thre...e individuals are one female and two males aged in their 20s. Two of the individuals arrived in the ACT from a Melbourne hotspot on Thursday 2 July 2020 and the other is a household contact. A small number of close contacts have been identified and are being managed in accordance with the National Guidelines. Prior to being tested, the three individuals had visited the Fyshwick Markets on Saturday 4 July between 3pm and 4pm and Westfield Belconnen on Monday 6 July between 12pm and 12:30pm. ACT Chief Health Officer Dr Kerryn Coleman said the risk to the broader community was low, however anyone who attended these locations during these times should be vigilant and monitor themselves for symptoms. We are confident the risk to the broader ACT community is low, Dr Coleman said. However this is a very important reminder of the ongoing pandemic and the risk posed by the outbreak currently evolving in Melbourne. Anyone who has been in Melbourne in the past two weeks should monitor themselves for symptoms and be vigilant. From 12.01am today, the ACT has closed its borders for anyone travelling into the ACT from Victoria, unless you have an exemption to enter. ACT residents are approved to return to their home, subject to entering quarantine for a period of 14 days, from the day after leaving Victoria. ACT residents must notify ACT Health of their intention to enter the ACT. Details on how to this are available on the COVID-19 website. We will be checking compliance in partnership with ACT Policing. Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should attend one of our testing centres to be tested. This is why we have implemented new Public Health Directions that restrict travel to the ACT from Victoria. It is also a critical reminder that no one should be travelling to Victoria except for absolutely essential reasons, said Dr Coleman. Do not travel to Victoria for any reason other than absolutely essential purposes. Once you return to the ACT, you will be required to quarantine for 14 days. We again ask Canberrans to remember four requirements in any situation they face in the coming weeks: 1. Avoid large crowds 2. Keep 1.5 metres apart whenever possible 3. Continue good hand and respiratory hygiene 4. Stay home if you are unwell and get tested if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms. The ACT Government also has a helpline to assist Canberrans through the challenges of COVID-19. The COVID-19 Helpline is 02 6207 7244 and open between 8am and 8pm daily. People who are concerned and want further information on the virus, can also call the Australian Government’s Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080. The line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. www.covid19.act.gov.au

05.01.2022 We have all had to make a big adjustment to how we do things since the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Watch the link below to hear our very own Dr James Ayres speaking about the current situation with Covid19. We are very thankful for the friendly and caring Doctors who work across our practices. https://www.linkedin.com//dept-of-health-and-ageing_today-

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02.01.2022 We all know how important it is to stay home when you're unwell, but we want you to know that you can still be seen safely by a doctor here at Lakeview Respiratory Clinic. Our specialist medical team will assess, diagnose and treat anybody with mild to moderate respiratory or Covid 19 symptoms. This includes things like a cough, sore throat, fevers or even a runny nose. All for free. Open Monday to Friday.... Available online or by phone. Call 6185 1986 Book online: www.lakeviewrespiratoryclinic.com.au

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01.01.2022 Thank you, Canberra, for your great work in stopping the spread of COVID-19. We currently have no active cases and no new reported cases in more than four weeks.... We’re in a strong and enviable position, but now isn’t the time to let our guard down. Take this opportunity to do a stocktake and ensure you have the things you need in the event we see new cases or community transmission in the ACT. Have you got these handy items in your house? Tissues Hand sanitiser Soap Liquid handwash Hand towels (paper or cloth) Household disinfectant Detergent spray or wipes Face masks (surgical or three-layer cloth mask). Please be sensible and don’t stockpile items. Remember, our main defences against COVID-19 are still maintaining at least 1.5 metres physical distance from others and practising good hygiene. Stay home if you’re sick and get tested if you have COVID-19. Keep up your amazing work and don’t let complacency set us back. For other hints, tricks and ways to protect yourself, visit www.covid19.act.gov.au/stay-safe-and-healt/protect-yourself