Managing School Germs, A Parent’s Survival Guide
Managing School Germs, A Parent’s Survival Guide The start of a new school term is always a whirlwind of activity. There’s the excitement of new stationery, the rush of morning drop-offs, and the return to a structured routine. However, for many parents in the Reynella area, the return to school also signals the return of […]
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Feeling Tired All the Time
Why am I always tired, even after a full night’s sleep? If you feel tired all the time, it could be due to underlying issues like poor sleep quality, iron or vitamin deficiencies, thyroid problems, or even high blood pressure. While occasional fatigue is normal, ongoing tiredness is often your body’s way of signalling that […]
Let’s Talk Heart Health: Why a Heart Health Check Could Save Your Life
What is a heart health check and who should get one?
A heart health check is a preventative GP assessment that evaluates your risk of heart attack or stroke using factors like blood pressure, cholesterol levels Australia, age and lifestyle. It’s recommended for many adults, particularly those over 45, and can help detect heart disease risk early, before symptoms appear.
Why Your General Health Check Up Matters: Start the Year Informed
What is a general health check up and why should you get one? A general health check up is a routine medical appointment with your GP that helps detect early signs of illness, track ongoing health conditions, and keep your overall wellbeing on track. It’s one of the simplest and most important ways to invest […]
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In the first instance, we recommend speaking directly with your treating doctor or a member of our reception team. You may also request to speak with the Practice Manager, who will assist in reviewing and resolving your concern.
If you feel your complaint has not been resolved, or you would prefer to raise it externally, you may contact the Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner (HCSCC), an independent organisation that handles complaints about health service providers in South Australia.
All complaints are treated confidentially and respectfully. Raising a concern will not affect your ongoing care. We value your feedback and use it to continually improve our services and patient experience.
