GpHealth Hackham Clinic

14/07/2025

📣 Trial the Freestyle Libre Glucose Monitor at our GP Clinic!
We’re excited to offer a limited number of spots for X5 existing patients the opportunity to trial the Freestyle Libre continuous glucose monitor. First clinic will be August 5th running 1:30pm to 4:30pm.
This innovative device makes checking your glucose levels easier and more convenient—no finger pricks needed!
✅ Must have diabetes to be eligible
✅ Places are limited—register your interest today
✅ More clinics will be run in the future if there is enough interest
If you think you would benefit in trialling the Freestyle Libre, please contact our reception team to book or find out more.
📞 08 8326 7199

23/06/2025

We have appointments available today and tomorrow!

Phone 8326 7199 or Via HotDoc to book in

* Dr Peciulis is currently taking on new patients*

23/06/2025

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Bowel Cancer Affects Families – Let’s Talk About It

Bowel cancer doesn’t just affect individuals—it impacts entire families. From missed milestones to emotional tolls, the ripple effects are real.

This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, have the conversation with your loved ones.
✔️ Ask about your family history
✔️ Encourage routine screening
✔️ Support those in treatment or recovery

Together, we can remove the stigma and fight this silent killer head-on.

18/06/2025

🍎 Red Apple Day – Wednesday, 18 June 2025 🍎
One apple. One cause. One powerful message.

This Red Apple Day, let’s stand together to raise awareness for Bowel Cancer Australia – and remind everyone that early detection can save lives.

Here’s how you can take a bite out of bowel cancer:
❤️ Wear a red apple pin or something red
🍏 Host an apple-themed morning tea, lunch, or fundraiser
📣 Share your story or support on social media
💸 Donate to help fund prevention, research, and support

Every apple shared is a step closer to saving lives.

🔗 Learn more or get involved: www.bowelcanceraustralia.org/red-apple-day

Red Apple Day (Wednesday, 18 June 2025) is Bowel Cancer Australia’s Annual Giving Day, when Australians are encouraged to support the vital work of the...

13/06/2025

🤝 Be the Mate Who Checks In
One small message could change someone’s life.

A simple “How are you really going?” can open the door to a much-needed conversation.

This week, let’s all commit to:
✔️ Reaching out
✔️ Checking in
✔️ Listening without judgement

Your kindness could be someone’s turning point.

11/06/2025

🧠 Mental Fitness Is Just As Important As Physical Fitness
We go to the gym to keep our bodies strong — what are we doing for our minds?

This Men’s Mental Health Week:

Talk to a mate

Take a mental health day

See a therapist or GP

Prioritise sleep, exercise, and connection

You’re not alone — support is out there.

09/06/2025

💬 It’s OK Not to Be OK – Men’s Mental Health Matters
Men are often told to "tough it out" – but real strength lies in speaking up.

This Men’s Mental Health Week, let’s remind our mates, brothers, dads, and sons that:

It's OK to talk about mental health

It's OK to ask for help

And it’s always OK to not be OK

Start the conversation. Check in. Listen.

09/06/2025

🎯 Know the Signs – Save a Life This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

Did you know that 90% of bowel cancer cases can be successfully treated if caught early?

This June, take a moment to learn the common symptoms:

Persistent change in bowel habits

Blood in the stool

Abdominal pain or cramping

Unexplained weight loss

Fatigue

If something feels off, don’t ignore it. No matter your age, talk to your doctor.

🔗 Learn more: www.bowelcanceraustralia.org

02/06/2025

🚨 Bowel Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate – Even the Young Are at Risk

Australia now has the highest rate of early-onset bowel cancer globally, with cases among young adults rising by 8% annually over the past 30 years . Bowel cancer is the deadliest cancer for Australians aged 25–54 .

This June, during Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, let's break the silence and spread the word: you're to be affected.

01/06/2025

🎗 June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month 🎗
Bowel cancer is the second biggest cancer killer, but it doesn’t have to be. When detected early, it’s treatable and beatable.

✅ Don’t ignore symptoms like:
– Blood in your poo
– Persistent abdominal pain
– Unexplained weight loss
– Changes in bowel habits

If something doesn’t feel right, speak to your doctor. You know your body best.

25/05/2025

Appointments Available Today!
We have openings for both existing and new patients.
Call us on 8326 7199 to book your appointment today!