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Rose Bay Medical Clinic

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9371 1100

Address: Shop 2, 733 New South Head Rd Rose Bay 2029 Sydney, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is now accredited to administer Yellow Fever Vaccinations so for those of you planning on travelling to certain parts of South America and Africa, where a Yellow Fever vaccine is a requirement for gaining entry back into Australia, give is a call to discuss or book on 93711100

25.01.2022 A CALL TO ACTION with Chloe Sacks, dietician - Do you want to feel your best for the holidays? Then book in for a 4 Week Weight Loss Challenge before the end of December for $400.00. Package would include:... -An initial one hour assessment with our dietician and nutritionist-Dr Chloe Sacks -3 follow-up half hour reviews -A tailored meal plan -Healthy snack ideas and recipes -Behavioural coaching and readily available support Please call reception on 93711100 or email [email protected]

24.01.2022 We wish all our patients and their families a wonderful holiday period. Here are our hours over this time: Holiday Hours: 25th Dec-closed 26th Dec-closed... 27th and 28th Dec-open 29th and 30th Dec-closed 31st Dec-open 1st Jan-closed 2nd and 3rd Jan-open 4th, 5th and 6th Jan-closed 7th-11th Jan-open 12th and 13th Jan-closed 14th-18th Jan-open 19th and 20th Jan-closed 21st Jan onwards-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK See more

24.01.2022 We now have flu vaccinations in stock. If you would like a flu shot, call 93711100 and make an appointment to get it done. Here is some info on flu and about the strains that this years vaccination covers: Influenza (flu) is a highly contagious viral infection that spreads easily from person to person through coughing, sneezing and close contact.... Unlike a cold, symptoms such as fever, sore throat and muscle aches develop suddenly with flu and last about a week. In some cases, severe illness and complications such as pneumonia and bronchitis can develop, which can result in hospitalisation and even death. The flu can also make some existing medical conditions worse. The flu virus can be especially dangerous for elderly people, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and very young children, as well as for people with underlying medical conditions. Annual vaccination is the best way of preventing the flu and any associated illness. You should get the flu shot every year because the flu virus is constantly changing. Every year, the flu vaccine changes too, so it protects against the flu strains which are most likely to be around during that winter. Children can begin to be immunised against the flu from six months of age. Children aged 6 months to under 9 years of age require two doses, at least four weeks apart in the first year they receive the vaccine. While two doses in the first year are recommended, one dose does provide some protection and is preferable to receiving no doses. One dose of influenza vaccine is required in subsequent years. A single dose of influenza vaccine is given to all children aged nine years and over. It is free for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children aged 6 months to <5 years Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons aged 15 years All persons aged 65 years All persons aged 6 months who have certain medical conditions which increase the risk of influenza disease complications; for example, severe asthma, lung or heart disease, low immunity or diabetes (refer to Table 3). Pregnant women (during any stage of pregnancy). The influenza virus strains included in the 2017 seasonal influenza vaccines are: A (H1N1): an A/Michigan/45/2015 (H1N1)pdm09* like virus A (H3N2): an A/Hong Kong/4801/2014 (H3N2) like virus B: a B/Brisbane/60/2008 like virus B: a B/Phuket/3073/2013 like virus

23.01.2022 Meningococcal Vaccine Menveo Back in stock and available for children aged 2months and up The vaccine was approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) for use in children as young as two months old earlier in the year, however stocks were low. Families can now readily access the protection this vaccine affords as stocks become more readily available. What is the MENVEO vaccine? MENVEO is a combination vaccine, providing protection against strains A, C, W and Y. ... MENVEO is not available on the National Immunisation Program (NIP) or the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS). The vaccine is available as a private prescription only Why it worth immunising against? Meningococcal disease is a frightening but rare bacterial infection that mostly affects infants and young children, can be deadly within hours if not recognised and treated in time. What is Meningococcal? Meningococcal disease is an acute bacterial infection caused by the meningococcus bacteria. Symptoms of meningococcal disease may include sudden onset of fever, cold hands and feet, limb/joint pain, nausea and vomiting, headache, neck stiffness, dislike of bright lights and a pin-prick rash changing to large red-purple blotches that dont disappear with gentle pressure on the skin. A rash does not always appear or it may occur late in the disease. Babies and very young children may also experience irritability, have difficulty waking, rapid or laboured breathing, diarrhoea, a high-pitched cry or refuse to eat. Vaccination is the only effective way to prevent meningococcal There are six main strains that most commonly cause meningococcal disease (A, B, C, W, X & Y). In Australia, strains B, W and Y currently cause the majority of meningococcal cases. Vaccines are available in Australia to help protect against the main disease-causing strains. Links: http://www.meningococcal.org.au/new-page-1/

22.01.2022 Many patients have had their ears cleaned and have been thrilled with the results. Here is further information: Specialised ear cleaning available. We are now able to provide specialised ear cleaning using equipment that safely and thoroughly clears the ear canal of built up wax and foreign bodies. We bulk bill the procedure and you only need to pay for an appointment. Appointments will be with Dr Anna Lindsay who is highly trained in this procedure. Please apply 6 drops of Waxol ear drops each night (available at the chemist) for 3 nights prior to the appointment. Call reception to book on 93711100 or book online through Appointuit.

22.01.2022 The flu vaccines for people aged 5-64 2018 have arrived at the Rose Bay Medical Clinic call 9371 1100 to make an appointment to have yours before winter hits! The stock from the government for children under 5 and those over 65 is late this year, so will be arriving in the next 2 weeks

20.01.2022 Specialised ear cleaning Available! We are now able to provide specialised ear cleaning using equipment that safely and thoroughly clears the ear canal of built up wax and foreign bodies. We bulk bill the procedure and you only need to pay for an appointment. Appointments will be with Dr Anna Lindsay who is highly trained in this procedure. Please apply 6 drops of Waxol ear drops each night (available at the chemist) for 3 nights prior to the appointment. Call reception to book on 93711100 or book online through Appointuit.

19.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that Dr Anna Lindsay is now a shared care GP for the Royal Hospital for Woman so for those of you who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, Anna is now available to act as your GP during this special time. She is a highly skilled doctor with a warm caring manner and years of experience with pregnancy, infants and young children.

19.01.2022 We would like to welcome Dr Katherine Saffin to the team at Rose Bay Medical Clinic. Dr Katherine Saffin is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, receiving her medical degree from St. Bartholomews and the Royal London Hospital medical schools and subsequently gaining experience at hospitals in London and Sydney. She has worked as a GP since 2007, mainly in London but also in Paris, relocating back to Sydney at the end of 2016. Katherine has a... special interest in diet and lifestyle and the wider social and personal factors related to well-being, and has a Masters in Public Health from Kings College London. Katherine has particular interest in managing stress and more complex mental health and can offer Focused Psychological Strategies under a Mental Health Care Treatment Plan. She is a shared care antenatal doctor on the Royal Hospital for Women and Royal Prince Alfred schemes and is an s100 prescriber, offering specialist sexual health services.

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17.01.2022 Dr Rob Wishart has joined the team at Rose Bay Medical Clinic. Dr Wishart is an experienced Behavioural and Developmental Paediatrician. Doctor Wishart offers specialist assistance for any parenting issues of concern involving preschool, school age children and adolescents. He provides assessment, diagnosis, management and advocacy for children with problems impacting development and behaviour. He has extensive experience assisting families when problems like ADHD, ADD, Learning Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorders and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders are suspected in children from ages 1 to 18 years. If you want any further information or want to book an appointment, call reception on 93711100 or request a booking from our website: www.rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au

13.01.2022 Flu vaccinations are NOW available at Rose Bay Medical Clinic for those who want to protect themselves agains flu this coming coming winter. Call now to book an appointment to have it administered by Dr Solomon, Dr Lindsay or Dr Robertson or by Kate. The cost of the vaccine is $11.99. The vaccination is free to those who are pregnant, diabetic or over the age of 65. Appointments can be made by calling 9371 1100.

13.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is now open 7 days a week. With winter arriving in the next couple of months, it will be helpful to know that our patients and others who require it, have access to quality, caring medical help every day of the week.

13.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is now offering anti-wrinkle treatment which will be administered by Dr Anna Lindsay. Dr Lindsay has had extensive experience in facial cosmetic medicine, having practiced in a Cosmetic Medical Clinic in Harley Street, London for a number of years. Anti-wrinkle injections (we cannot name the brand as it is considered advertising a prescription medicine which is not allowed) are the most effective treatment for worry lines on the forehead, crows feet a...round the eyes and cranky lines between the eyebrows. They occur when the skin is creased by the underlying muscle. Anti-wrinkle injections work by relaxing those muscles. They can also be administered under the eyes for creases, for lip lines, nose lines, neck lines, cleavage lines, nasal flares and lines at the mouth corners. If you would like to make a time to discuss possible treatment with Anna, or would like to make an appointment for treatment, call reception on 9371 1100.

11.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is looking for a psychologist with a special interest in children to join our practice. If you are someone or know someone who might be interested in this opportunity, please get in touch on 93711100 or email [email protected]. Feel free to share this post.

09.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is a medical clinic situated in the heart of Rose bay catering to individuals and families who want quality medical care. We have three GPs, two full time and one who is there 4 days a week allowing for consistency of care by the same practitioner. Dr Bruce Solomon, Dr Anna Lindsay and Dr Andrew Robertson practice medicine to the highest standard in a very warm, caring and supportive manner. They are assisted by Kate, our practice nurse who provides ...empathetic, knowledgable help for our patients. We are situated on the corner of New South Head Road and Norwich Road with parking available in Norwich Rd or at Woolworths around the corner (with a purchase). To make an appointment, call our clinic on 93711100 to speak to our receptionists or visit our website: www.rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au and request a booking.

07.01.2022 We have managed to get around 10 flu vaccinations for ages 5 and up so if anyone is struggling to find any available, give us a call!

07.01.2022 We are so excited to introduce our lovely new doctor, Dr Pearl Wang. Some of you may have met her over the holiday season: Dr Pearl was born and raised in Sydney Australia. She completed her undergraduate Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery degree at UNSW in 2012 graduating with Honours. She went on to pursue further postgraduate studies with a Diploma in Child Health. She is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). Pearl also speaks ...Mandarin. She enjoys all aspects of general practice with special interests in paediatrics, womens health, executive health & chronic disease management. She likes to treat her patients holistically and work together with them to improve their health and wellbeing. Her hobbies outside of work include travelling, yoga and learning different languages. Dr Pearl looks forward to looking after you and your family at Rose Bay Medical Practice.

07.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is currently looking for a Speech Therapist/Speech Pathologist to join our team of GPs and psychologists (including a child psychologist) to meet a demand in this area of treatment. The right candidate will need the appropriate registration to be able to practice in Australia combined with a number of years of experience, particularly in working with children. You must also be eligible for Medicare provider registration. You would be working at the cl...inic in your own private practice for a negotiable number of hours each week. The role might suit someone who practices elsewhere and wants to extend their hours or range. Please feel free to SHARE this post with anyone you feel may be interested. For any further information, please call the clinic - 93711100 or Lara - 0420547074

05.01.2022 We still have flu vaccinations in stock for those of you who havent got around to getting your jab. Call us on 93711100 to make a time to come in.

04.01.2022 There has been a huge demand for flu vaccinations from patients this year and stocks of the vaccination for 5-18 year olds were running low but we are restocked for all age groups and recommend that those who want to protect themselves from flu this winter book an appointment to get their jab.

03.01.2022 We have flu vaccinations in stock in all but the over 65 age range for which there is a nation wide shortage at the moment. If you would like a flu shot, call 93711100 and make an appointment to get it done. Here is some info on flu: Influenza (flu) is a highly contagious viral infection that spreads easily from person to person through coughing, sneezing and close contact. Unlike a cold, symptoms such as fever, sore throat and muscle aches develop suddenly with flu and last ...about a week. In some cases, severe illness and complications such as pneumonia and bronchitis can develop, which can result in hospitalisation and even death. The flu can also make some existing medical conditions worse. The flu virus can be especially dangerous for elderly people, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and very young children, as well as for people with underlying medical conditions. Annual vaccination is the best way of preventing the flu and any associated illness. You should get the flu shot every year because the flu virus is constantly changing. Every year, the flu vaccine changes too, so it protects against the flu strains which are most likely to be around during that winter. Children can begin to be immunised against the flu from six months of age. Children aged 6 months to under 9 years of age require two doses, at least four weeks apart in the first year they receive the vaccine. While two doses in the first year are recommended, one dose does provide some protection and is preferable to receiving no doses. One dose of influenza vaccine is required in subsequent years. A single dose of influenza vaccine is given to all children aged nine years and over. It is free for all children under the age of 5 years Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons aged 15 years All persons aged 65 years All persons aged 6 months who have certain medical conditions which increase the risk of influenza disease complications; for example, severe asthma, lung or heart disease, low immunity or diabetes (refer to Table 3). Pregnant women (during any stage of pregnancy). See more

03.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic is now offering the only one-and-done lice removal treatment available. Using exclusive, FDA-cleared and TGA registered medical device, this treatment takes about an hour and has been clinically proven to kill the living lice and 99.2% of their eggs (nits). We follow this up with a comb-out and pesticide-free topical rinse which gets rid of anything remaining. Using this procedure, we guarantee you will leave our clinic lice-free. To book an appointment for yourself or family member, or for more info, call reception on 93711100.

02.01.2022 We would love to introduce Dr Sylvia to all our patients. She has recently joined our team and we are thrilled to have her on board. Dr Sylvia Yeung is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitoners, having graduated from UNSW. With over fifteen years experience as a vocationally registered GP, she has a special interest in paediatrics, womens health and general mental health and well being, particularly in the area of child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr Ye...ung is also currently a GP at Headspace in Camperdown. Sylvia likes to promote a wholistic approach to general wellbeing and the importance of a healthy lifestyle, diet and exercise for good mental and physical health.She also participates in the antenatal shared care program with the Royal Hospital for Women. Dr Yeung is also fluent in Cantonese.

02.01.2022 There are currently a number of outbreaks of chickenpox in the Eastern Suburbs. Did you know that all children should have 2 doses of chickenpox immunisations to provide them with approximately 99% protection against chickenpox? Unfortunately, children only receive 1 dose as part of their childhood immunisation schedule, and this only provides approximately 80% protection.... A 2nd dose of chickenpox immunisation can be given to any child over 18 months, and is available at the Rose Bay Medical Clinic for $70 Please call the Rose Bay Medical Clinic on 9371 1100 to book your child in for an additional chickenpox booster now

02.01.2022 We have recently made some changes to our website. You can take a look on www.rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au. We hope to give you a comprehensive overview of the clinic, the health professionals and the services we offer. For any further information, give us a call on 93711100.

02.01.2022 As the end of year holidays are approaching, remember to check the vaccine requirements of your destination! Did you know that for most foreign countries, travel vaccinations are highly recommended? We stock travel vaccinations so make an appointment with one of the GPs to determine what protection you and your family need for travel and have them done there and then.

02.01.2022 Rose Bay Medical Clinic provides HOME VISITS to patients who are to unwell or unable to make it to the clinic and who live locally. Please call the receptionist to ask about pricing on 9371 1100. Dr Andrew Robertson, one of our fantastic GPs will provide the service.

02.01.2022 Starting from after Easter, Rose Bay Medical Clinic will be opening SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. For our patients and for anybody else needing our services, it will be helpful knowing that you can access quality, caring medical care every day of the week. Dr Andrew Robertson will be joining our team from this date and he will make a valuable contribution to our aim of providing the best medical care in the area.

02.01.2022 We would like to welcome Dietician, Dr Chloe Sacks to Rose Bay Medical Clinic. Chloe has joined our team and starts on the 12th November. Previously a veterinarian, Chloe holds a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Sydney. She has successfully treated a wide range of health conditions in both adults and children, and uses the latest scientific research and proven practices to build a personalised and individually tailored eating plan for each and every c...lient. Chloe specialises in helping people who have tried and struggled to lose weight and keep it off. Chloe commonly sees clients concerned about their blood pressure or cholesterol, those with heart disease, athletes and patients with nutrient deficiencies or simply requiring advice on general wellbeing. Her other special interests are Food Allergies and Intolerances, Fussy Eating in Children, Eating Disorders, Weight Loss, Bowel Health (IBS,IBD, Crohns, constipation), Specific Conditions (Diabetes, Coeliac Disease, PCOS), and Vegan and Vegetarian Diets. Chloe works Tuesdays and Saturdays at the clinic. Please call 93711100 if you would like to make a time to see Chloe or share with anyone who you feel may be interested.

01.01.2022 At Rose Bay Medical Clinic, we care about your health. That is why we have introduced a new free health check for everyone aged between 45 and 49 years to help prevent or reduce the risk of chronic conditions like diabetes, osteoporosis or heart disease. Prevention really is better than cure. Early intervention makes treatment easier and may avoid chronic disease altogether. This health check will give us the opportunity to look at your lifestyle, medical and family history t...o find out if you are at risk and take action if necessary. The health check-up and screening can include: Full blood tests screening Vital Measurement such as blood pressure, BMI, pulse Skin check & more. We also can discuss all issues to suit individuals needs including diet, exercise, stress management, family planning and review your current medications and immunisation status. The health check is Bulk Billed through Medicare with NO out of pocket costs to you. 9371 1100 to arrange an appointment with Dr Andrew Robertson or Dr Anna Lindsay.