Children’s health
Children’s Health
Warm, family-focused care for children and parents, with practical support for routine childhood health concerns, prevention and follow-up.
What patients usually book for
Everyday childhood concerns
Coughs, fevers, rashes, ear pain, stomach symptoms, allergies, minor injuries and other routine concerns.
Growth and development
Questions about growth, feeding, sleep, behaviour, development or school-related health concerns.
Preventive care
Immunisation advice, general checks, family health questions and care coordination where needed.
Preparing for your appointment
What to bring
- Medicare card and child health record if relevant.
- A list of medicines, allergies and recent doses given.
- Photos of rashes or symptoms if they come and go.
- Any school, childcare, hospital or specialist letters that may help.
When to book a longer appointment
Book a longer appointment for developmental concerns, behavioural concerns, multiple children, complex family concerns, paperwork, mental health, or when you know the discussion will need extra time.
What happens after the appointment
Follow-up and referrals
The GP may provide a plan for home care, organise tests, recommend review, provide documents where appropriate, or refer to a paediatrician, allied health or other services when clinically appropriate.
Related team members
Children’s appointments can be booked with the GP team. Nurses and reception staff are front-facing parts of the patient experience and can help with practical appointment flow.
Related services
Common questions
Can I book online for my child?
Yes, routine children’s appointments can be booked online. Call reception if you are unsure about urgency or appointment type.
Should I bring my child’s record book?
Bring the child health record if it is relevant, plus any recent letters, medication details or test results.
Can several family members be seen together?
Please call reception or book enough appointment time so each person has appropriate time.
This information is general and does not replace medical advice. For appointment availability, fees, appointment types or urgent concerns, confirm with reception.