Top Health Doctors Greenslopes

25/11/2025

As the year draws to a close, it’s a great time to check in on your Medicare Safety Net status and take advantage of the rebates available to you. Australia’s Medicare Safety Net system helps reduce out-of-pocket medical costs when you’ve had significant healthcare expenses within a calendar year.

Check out our latest blog to learn more:
https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/have-you-met-your-medicare-threshold/

It’s a great time to check in on your Medicare Safety Net status and take advantage of the rebates available to you.

24/11/2025

As the year winds down, life gets busy but don’t let your health take a backseat!

Now’s the perfect time to book those appointments and catch up on any check-ups or treatments before the year ends. Taking care of your health today means a healthier, happier you in the new year.

So even if your schedule is packed, prioritize yourself, book it in and get it done! Your future self will thank you!

Top Health Doctors: https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/locations/greenslopes-doctors/

20/11/2025

Did you know Australian men die on average 5 years younger than women? Every day, 50 men die from preventable causes like heart disease, cancer, and su***de which is the leading killer of men under 65. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

At Top Health Doctors, we’re here to change that. From heart health checks to mental wellness support and prostate screening, our team provides tailored care that puts YOU first. Early detection and prevention save lives, don’t wait for symptoms to take action.

💪 Take control. Book your men’s health check today and stay strong for the life you want to live.
🩺Bookings: https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/our-practices/

17/11/2025

Tis the season! This year we are supporting Friends with Dignity for the festive Season.

Did you know that Domestic violence affects 1 in 4 women and 1 in 14 men in Australia (pmc.gov.au). 2 in 5 Australian children are also exposed to domestic violence (acms.au).

Friends with Dignity provides safe, welcoming homes and practical support to help survivors of domestic violence rebuild their lives.

We are collecting gifts for this important group this Christmas. Drop a gift off if you are able and join us helping others in need this year …. 💚

11/11/2025

Women aged 50 and over should consider regular bone density checks in discussion with their GP, to detect osteoporosis early and prevent fractures. Bone density scans, such as a DXA scan, measure bone strength and are crucial for managing bone health effectively.

Early screening helps improve treatment outcomes and maintain mobility and independence. If you have risk factors like menopause, family history, or previous fractures, talk to your GP about getting tested sooner. For most women, starting screening at age 50 to 65 is recommended.

Book to chat with your preferred GP at Top Health Doctors today!
https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/locations/greenslopes-doctors/

Sources: Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) racgp.org.au, Healthy Bones Australia healthybonesaustralia.org.au

04/11/2025

👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ At Top Health Doctors, our team loves caring for kids and we’re passionate about supporting their health at every stage of life.

From check-ups to childhood immunisations, our doctors are here to help families raise strong, thriving children. One of the most important building blocks? Good nutrition.

Healthy food habits can make a world of difference in their focus, growth, and energy.

📘 Read our blog: “The Importance of Good Nutrition for School-Aged Children”
https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/the-importance-of-good-nutrition-for-school-aged-children/

Because healthy kids today mean healthy adults tomorrow. 💚

22/10/2025

'October marks Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) awareness month and the focus this year is on the many faces of the neurological condition.

In Australia, ADHD affects an estimated 281,200 children and adolescents and 533,300 adults.'

An informative article you may wish to read.

Our clinic has Dr Vincent Lee has focused his practice exclusively to the provision of mental health care. Dr William Kwong also has a special interest in mental health.

Your GP is always here to help

October marks Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) awareness month and the focus this year is on the many faces of the neurological condition.

17/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month,
and we’re here to add a pop of pink
and a pinch of fun
to remind everyone:
it’s time for your breast check!

With over 21,000 Australians diagnosed each year, early detection saves lives. That means making those breast checks part of your routine, both at home and with your GP.

Give those b***s a boogie in the shower (self-check!) and book in with your local doctor for extra peace of mind. Guys, you’re not off the hook men can get breast cancer too! And remember: most women diagnosed have no family history, so don’t put it off.

Let’s turn awareness into action: check, screen, repeat. Share this post, grab a buddy, and make breast checks a regular part of your health toolkit. Early detection means better outcomes.

Let’s keep our community strong, healthy, and having a laugh together this October.

tophealthdoctors.com.au

14/10/2025

Our ears are an important part of our body, not only for hearing, but for balance and coordination.

You may not think about your ears and ear health very often, however taking good care of them is important.

Ear wax may not be a topic we openly discuss, however if you are experiencing problems with ear wax build up, your GP will be able to assist. In some cases, removal may be recommended with microsuction (a gentle suction unit).

Give our clinic a call if you would like to know more or find some more information at: https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/.../ear-wax-removal.../

08/10/2025

Planning a BIG trip for the Christmas holidays?

Did you know that travel-related illness can vary based on various factors such as destination, type of travel, and individual health conditions. However, studies suggest that around 20% to 50% of Australians may experience travel-related illness, depending on the region they visit and the activities they engage.

Travel-related illness can vary based on various factors such as destination, type of travel, and individual health conditions. However, studies suggest that around 20% to 50% of Australians may experience travel-related illness, depending on the region they visit and the activities they engage in.

Common travel illnesses include gastroenteritis, respiratory infections, and other conditions often related to changes in environment, food, and water. Travelers are encouraged to take preventive measures, such as getting vaccinations, practicing good hygiene, and avoiding high-risk foods and drinks.

BE PREPARED! Contact your local GP for advice on any vaccinations you may require: https://tophealthdoctors.com.au/our-services/travel-clinic-brisbane

07/10/2025

As the weather warms up, it’s a great time to remember how important staying hydrated is! According to Australian health guidelines, adult men should aim to drink about 2.6 litres (roughly 10 cups) of fluids daily, and adult women about 2.1 litres (around 8 cups).

Water is essential for digestion, regulating body temperature, and keeping your skin, muscles, and organs working well. It’s best to choose plain water as your main drink since it’s refreshing and free of sugars or additives. So, grab your bottle, fill it up often, and keep sipping to stay healthy and energized this season!

Top Health Doctors
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