Please call us on 02 9868 7957 for an appointment with the doctors to get the injection.

Or call us on (02) 9868 7957

Welcome to North Epping Family Practice.

We are a fully computerised medical centre, our aim is to provide quality comprehensive healthcare to our patients in the community.

Our doctors are Australian trained with fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and are highly experienced. We offer a comprehensive range of health services in one convenient location.

We accept appointments and walk-ins. Bulk billing is available to Australian Medicare card holders.  We invite you to visit us at Shop 9, 288 Malton Road, North Epping NSW 2121.

Phone: (02) 9868 7957

Contact Hours:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Medical Centre Location:

Measles Alert 2019

NSW is urging all NSW residents to ensure they are fully protected against measles. Since December 2018, there have been 36 infectious cases of measles in NSW.

Who should be vaccinated?

• Infants should be vaccinated routinely at 12 and 18 months of age
• Any person born during or after 1966 should have two documented doses of measles-containing
  vaccine – there is no need to perform serology prior to vaccination
• Measles vaccine is safe – if patients are not sure if they’ve had two prior doses it is
  recommended to offer one or two doses 4 weeks apart (depending on their history)
• All doses of measles vaccine are FREE in NSW, including for infants, children and adults up to
  53 years of age (irrespective of whether they hold a Medicare card)
• Ensure that you and your staff are also fully vaccinated if born during or after 1966

NEW RECOMMENDATION – infants travelling overseas to places where measles is circulating can
be vaccinated from 6 months of age. These infants still need two further doses at 12 and 18 months
of age, commencing at least 4 weeks after the pre-travel dose.

update on 23/04/19

Does everyone know about heat-related illnesses and how to beat them in this summer?

Heat waves or long periods of extreme heat can have serious impacts on people’s health.

HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES include:

• dehydration,
• heat cramps,
• heat exhaustion,
• heat stroke and worsening of existing medical conditions.

So we can BEAT THE HEAT by

• Keep yourself hydration (drink plenty of water).
• Keep cool (stay inside the house or in the pool).
• Seek help from health professional when is needed.

updated on 11/01/19

NSW New Immunisation Schedule from 1 July 2018

Please speak to our GP for more information about the schedule or visit:  http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/schedule-changes.aspx

updated on 28/06/18