We wish to inform our patients that Dr Magy Nada is away on leave from 27/08/25 to 06/10/25.

From the moment they’re born, most babies can fight the germs they encounter every day, but there are some serious and life-threatening diseases they are not protected from.

We want to inform our patients about significant changes to how care plans are managed at our practice as of 1 July 2025. These updates are part of a national effort to simplify and improve management of chronic health conditions for patients.

From 1 July, Australians will be able to participate in the new National Lung Cancer Screening Program and undergo a low-dose CT scan every two years to detect signs of lung cancer.

Dr Adelina Gendi will be away on leave from 2/08/25 to 25/08/25.

Dr Tewari is away on leave from 25/06/25 to 28/07/25.

We are delighted to welcome Rosemary Young, our new Registered Nurse, to the team at Southern Doctors Clinic.

Dr Adelina Gendi’s roster has changed. Read more below

World Immunisation Week (24–30 April) is a global initiative led by the World Health Organization to highlight the importance of vaccines in protecting people of all ages from preventable diseases. At SDC, we're joining the call to action by helping our community stay protected — starting with the flu vaccine.

We are running dedicated Flu Vaccine Clinics with our nurses this year to allow our patients timely access to vaccines. Here’s what you need to know.

As the Easter season approaches, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a joyful and restful holiday. SDC will be closed over the Easter long weekend.

Women in NSW can now receive prompt treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) directly from pharmacists—no GP visit required. This new initiative improves access to care, reduces wait times, and enhances community health.

Dr Magy Nada will be changing their roster in the coming weeks!

Dr Joshua Sung is a highly skilled and compassionate geriatrician with a wealth of experience dedicated to enhancing the well-being of the senior community in the local area.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a leading cause of hospitalisation for infants in Australia, with around 12,000 babies admitted with a severe form of the virus each year – a quarter of whom end up in intensive care.

Due to unforeseen cicumstances, Dr Dora will be unavailable until further notice. We are wishing her a speedy recovery and apologise for any incovenience this may cause.

Early detection is key, and a regular skin check can save lives.

To continue providing our patients with the high-quality healthcare they have come to expect from us, our fees will be increasing on 6/01/25.

The virtualKIDS Urgent Care Service (virtualKIDS) is Australia’s first free paediatric-specific virtual healthcare service.

We will be closed from 23/12/24 to 05/01/25.