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Prime Specialists Group Welcome to official page of Prime Specialists Group Accept referrals 24/7 (HOTLINE or Fax) and provide highest quality care to patients.

Our mission is to provide our patients with the highest quality multi-disciplinary care according to the most recent advancements in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of medical conditions. Provide 24/7 support to General Practitioners through our HOTLINE to screen, investigate, diagnosis and management of oncology patients. Effective communication with General Practitioners and other Specialists to provide the impecable multi-disciplinary care to patients. Comprehensive cancer screening program. Medical Oncology

We offer multidisciplinary management of wide range of solid tumours, including cancers of the breast, lung, genito-urinary system (prostate, kidney, ovary, uterus, and bladder), gastrointestinal tract (bowel, stomach, and oesophagus) and melanoma. We are closely associated with a number of teaching hospitals, clinical trials and radiation oncology services . The true essence of Prime Specialists Group is developing patient trust, knowledge, individualized comprehensive health care system which form core elements of healing and assured wellbeing. Cancer Screening

Aim of Cancer Screening Program is to detect cancers at an early stage and increase chance of cure for our patients. Our Screening Packages provide cancer risk assessments and investigations required to screen for various tumors followed by ongoing monitoring and re-assessment of cancer risk in the following years. This is one of the most comprehensive cancer screening and monitoring programs run by experts in Australia


General Medicine

We have expertise in the treatment and care of a large number of general medical conditions including:

• Diabetes/ Hypercholestrolemia / Endocrinology Disorders
• Heart Failure / Cardiac Arrhythmias / Hypertension
• COAD / Astham / ILD
• Haematological Disorders / Infectious Diseases
• Pain Management

01/10/2025

✨ You’re never too young to be breast aware.
Your 20s, 30s, or 40s — every age matters.
Knowing your body, checking regularly, and acting early can save lives — including yours 💗

Let’s talk about awareness, not fear.
Let’s normalise self-checks.
Let’s take care of ourselves — and each other 💪💜

💻 www.primespecialists.com.au
☎️ (03)87387706 , (03)99991993
📩 info@primespecialists.com.au
🏨 Epworth Hospital & Peninsula Private Hospital

✨ You’re never too young to be breast aware.Your 20s, 30s, or 40s — every age matters.Knowing your body, checking regula...
01/10/2025

✨ You’re never too young to be breast aware.
Your 20s, 30s, or 40s — every age matters.
Knowing your body, checking regularly, and acting early can save lives — including yours 💗

Let’s talk about awareness, not fear.
Let’s normalise self-checks.
Let’s take care of ourselves — and each other 💪💜

Talking to Kids About CancerIt’s hard—but honesty helps.Children notice changes—your mood, routines, and whispers behind...
25/05/2025

Talking to Kids About Cancer

It’s hard—but honesty helps.

Children notice changes—your mood, routines, and whispers behind doors. While your first instinct might be to protect them from the truth, keeping it a secret can leave them confused or anxious.

Here’s how to help them cope:

Be honest and age-appropriate
Share how you feel to show it’s okay to express emotions
Reassure them that they’re loved and cared for
Keep talking—check in often and answer their questions

You can’t protect them from every hard feeling, but you can walk through it together.

Need help starting the conversation?

Download Cancer Council’s free booklet: Talking to Kids About Cancer at cancer.org.au

Breast Cancer Screening – Key PointsWho should screen? • Women aged 50–74: Invited for a free mammogram every ...
24/05/2025



Breast Cancer Screening – Key Points

Who should screen?
• Women aged 50–74: Invited for a free mammogram every 2 years via BreastScreen Australia.
• Women aged 40–49 and over 74: Also eligible for free screening but must book it themselves.

Why it matters:
• Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian women.
• Early detection through mammograms improves treatment success and survival rates.

Is it safe?
• Mammograms use low-dose radiation—safe and effective for early detection.

How to book:
• Call 13 20 50 to make an appointment.
• More than 600 screening locations available nationwide.

Note:
Women with a family history or other risk factors should consult their doctor for personalised advice.

Screening Saves LivesEarly detection = better outcomes.What to know: • Breast cancer: Free mammogram every 2 years (ages...
24/05/2025

Screening Saves Lives
Early detection = better outcomes.

What to know:
• Breast cancer: Free mammogram every 2 years (ages 50–74).
• Bowel cancer: Free home test every 2 years (ages 50–74).
• Cervical cancer: Cervical screening every 5 years (ages 25–74).
• Prostate cancer: Men 50+ should talk to their GP about PSA testing.


Don’t wait for symptoms—screen early.
Talk to your doctor today.

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