Beach End

28/04/2026

A "Heart Health Check" is a comprehensive assessment completed by your Doctor, of your risk of having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years.
Who Should Get Tested?
Aged 45 and over: Recommended for most people.
Aged 30 and over: For First Nations people.
Aged 35 and over: For people living with diabetes.
Individuals with risk factors: Family history, smoking, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol.
Book you Heart Health Check with our friendly team of GP's here at Beach End Medical.
To book an appointment please call reception 0359751066 or book online at www.beachendmedicalclinic.com

Beach End Medical Clinic provides high-quality healthcare for the whole family.

22/04/2026

We'll be closed this Anzac Day to take a moment to remember those who have served. Lest We Forget

Please book online https://www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception.
0359 751066 to schedule an appointment at Beach End Medical Clinic.

10/03/2026

Australians are not eating enough veggies, and that probably includes you. Here’s how to level up your meal prep and veg count at the same time.
Runs on the beach. Dips in the pool. Warm nights with the aromas of sizzling barbeques wafting through the air. Australians are often perceived as fit and healthy, eating the fresh produce that we are world-renowned for.
In reality though, many of us do not eat enough vegetables. In fact, a CSIRO analysis of nearly 250,000 Aussies found that only four out of 10 adults are eating three or more different vegetables at their main meal (an indicator of a healthy diet).
So, why do we need to eat more vegetables?
In addition to the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and nutrients that our bodies need, vegetables contain dietary fibre.
Dietary fibres are non-digestible carbohydrates that are found in edible plant foods. They are the foundation of gut health: getting 30-40g of fibre a day not only helps with proper gut function but also boosts health and wellbeing.
As well as being packed with things that our bodies need, vegetables are low in kilojoules so you can eat them in abundance without impacting your waistline.

https://www.beachendmedicalclinic.com/stories/2026/3/10/how-to-eat-more-vegetables

Beach End Medical Clinic provides high-quality healthcare for the whole family.

19/02/2026

Your friendly team here at Beach End Medical Clinic is OPEN and are here for you. Make an appointment with one of our experienced independent professional Mornington doctors about all of your health concerns, in-person appointments or telephone (telehealth) appointments are available.
Please book online https://www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception.
0359 751066 to schedule an appointment at Beach End Medical Clinic.

Beach End Medical Clinic provides high-quality healthcare for the whole family.

03/02/2026

Today marks World Cancer Day, 4 February. It’s a time to acknowledge the impact cancer has on individuals, families, and communities, and to recognise the importance of awareness, prevention, and early detection.
For many people, cancer isn’t something marked on a calendar, it’s something they or someone close to them live with every day. It can be overwhelming, exhausting, and at times isolating. For those undergoing treatment, or for those caring for someone who is, reach out to our friendly team of GP's here at Beach End Medical.
To book an appointment please call reception 0359751066 or book online at www.beachendmedicalclinic.com

These services may be helpful for additional support:
Cancer Council – Support line: 13 11 20
Lifeline – 24/7 crisis support: 13 11 14
Beyond Blue – Support service: 1300 22 4636

12/01/2026

What are early signs or symptoms of skin cancer?
The earlier skin cancer is detected, the less risk of surgery, disfigurement or even death. Becoming familiar with your own skin will help you pick up any new changes such as:
any crusty, non-healing sores
small lumps that are red, pale or pearly in colour
new spots, freckles or any moles changing in colour, thickness or shape over a period of weeks to months.

Melanoma often doesn’t have early symptoms. However, you should look out for these changes in an existing or new mole:
Colour - change of colour, different shades of colour or blotchy colour
Size - a mole may appear to get bigger
Shape - a mole may have an irregular border or may increase in height
Elevation - the mole may develop a raised area
Itching or bleeding.

Book your Molemap Skin Check here at Beach End Medical Clinic with our Melanographer.
Call reception 03)59751066

03/12/2025

The Team at Beach End Medical Clinic would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe New Year.
We will be closed only on the Public Holidays during this festive season.
For all appointments please book online www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception 03)5975 1066. 🎅🏽🎁🎄

12/11/2025

WORLD DIABETES DAY 14th NOVEMBER 2025
World Diabetes Day is a global occasion for people with diabetes, healthcare professionals, advocates, policymakers and the public to unite to raise awareness of and take action on diabetes.
The theme for World Diabetes Day 2024-26 is Diabetes and Well-being. The campaign focus for 2025 is diabetes and the workplace, with the slogan “Know more and do more for diabetes at work.”
This World Diabetes Day, International Diabetes Federation (IDF) is calling on employers, employees and the global community to improve their knowledge about diabetes and take action to facilitate supportive work environments for people with the condition.
To help with any concerns please reach out to our friendly team of GP's here at Beach End Medical.
To book an appointment please call reception 0359751066 or book online at
www.beachendmedicalclinic.com

07/11/2025

Where can you get your moles checked?
There are a number of clinics in the Mornington Peninsula that offer skin cancer screening. At Beach End, we offer MoleMap Skin Check at our handy location of Main Street, Mornington. This includes a head to toe check with an advanced dermatoscopic lens by a trained melanographer. Moles are then diagnosed via telemedicine by an expert dermatologist. This means there’s much less risk of unnecessary biopsies (and additional associated costs).
How can you prevent skin cancer?
Wear SPF30+ sunscreen or UV protection every day. Particularly if you work outdoors.
Minimise your sun exposure, especially during the middle of the day or when UV levels are high.
Seek shade
Wear a hat that covers the neck and ears
Wear close-fitting sunglasses
Don’t use sunbeds or solariums
What are the different types of skin cancer?
There are three main types of skin cancer:
* basal cell carcinoma
* squamous cell carcinoma
* melanoma - the most dangerous form of skin cancer
Melanoma is the third most common cancer in Australia.
To Book you appointment with our trained Melanographer please call reception 03)5975 1066
For more information https://www.beachendmedicalclinic.com/molemap-skin-checks-mornington

03/09/2025

SEPTEMBER IS PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS MONTH !
What is Prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer occurs when abnormal cells in the prostate grow in an uncontrolled way.
The prostate is a gland in the male reproductive system. It makes a fluid that forms part of semen. The prostate is located just below the bladder and in front of the re**um.
Prostate cancer can press on or block the bladder or the urethra (the tube that allows urine to be released from the bladder) and cause problems with urination and sexual function.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in Australia (apart from common skin cancers).
Your health is our priority. Book online www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception 03)5975 1066 with our friendly team of Mornington Doctors.

www.beachendmedicalclinic.com/stories/2025/9/2/prostate-cancer-awareness

Prostate cancer occurs when abnormal cells in the prostate grow in an uncontrolled way.  The prostate is a gland in the male reproductive system. It makes a fluid that forms part of semen. The prostate is located just below the bladder and in front of the re**um. Prostate cancer can press

27/08/2025

Book your appointment for National Asthma Awareness Week.
Assess your current level of asthma control with your GP.
Make sure you are on the right medicines to manage your asthma (e.g. a preventer)
Check your inhaler technique.
Ensure your Asthma Action Plan is up-to-date so you can recognise and manage worsening asthma symptoms and when to seek emergency care.
Your health is our priority. Book online www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception 03)5975 1066

Beach End Medical Clinic provides high-quality healthcare for the whole family.

14/08/2025

Your health matters, we're here for you.
Beach End Medical Clinic is OPEN and ready to help, our friendly, experienced doctors are ready to care for all your health needs - whether it's a face-to-face or over the phone. Your health is our priority. Book online www.beachendmedicalclinic.com or call reception 03)5975 1066

Visit our clinic of friendly family doctors on Main St, Mornington for all your GP and allied health needs. We offer bulk billing for pensioners and children under 16.