After Hours Mobile Medic

06/04/2024

Not feeling 100% Can not get an appointment to see your Doctor, get a Doctor to your door call Mobile Medic. 49436666 We Take calls and Walkin Clinic at Broadmeadow Medical Centre Call 49577778

13/03/2024

Spread the word...Wiri wants to welcome your family

16/02/2024

Mobile Medic would like to welcome on board Dr Amanda Marano.

06/11/2023

24/04/2023

Tuesday 25th April

Doctor on road after 12pm with Mobile Medic. Phone 4943 6666

Clinic Doctor starts at 2pm. Phone 49577 778

13/03/2023

Not Feeling 100% we have a doctor on the road after 6pm ring 4943666 to make an appointment

26/01/2023

We are open and taking calls with a doctor on the road taking calls after 5pm for doctor tonight. Call 49436666 for any questions

02/12/2022

Great news...
We have Dr Samad on the road today if not feeling well

18/11/2022

Played sport and got injured? Not feeling the best? Can not wait till monday to see a doctor. Come down to Broadmeadow Medical Centre, No appointment needed just walk in and see a doctor. And the chemist is open as well. Open 12pm till 9pm. Any questions call 49577778

18/11/2022

Not feeling 100% Can not get an appointment to see your Doctor, get a Doctor to your door call Mobile Medic. 49436666 We Take calls from 4pm

05/08/2022

NSW Health has been notified of two cases of meningococcal disease in people who attended the 2022 Splendour in the Grass festival.

Although the disease is uncommon, it can be severe, so we are urging people who attended the event in the North Byron Parklands on 21 – 24 July to be alert to the symptoms of meningococcal disease and act immediately if they appear.

Sadly, as reported earlier today, one of these cases was a man in his 40s from Sydney who died with the disease. NSW Health expresses its sincere condolences to his loved ones.

If you suspect symptoms of meningococcal disease, please contact a doctor immediately.

• Symptoms of meningococcal disease are non-specific but include:
o sudden onset of fever
o headache
o neck stiffness
o joint pain
o a rash of red-purple spots or bruises
o dislike of bright lights
o nausea and vomiting.

• Young children may have less specific symptoms, these may include:
o irritability
o difficulty waking
o high-pitched crying
o refusal to eat.

• Not all of the symptoms may be present at once.

So far this year, there have been 15 cases of meningococcal disease reported in NSW.

While meningococcal disease is now uncommon thanks to vaccination, it can occur year round. We tend to see increases in late winter and early spring, with children under five and 15 to 25-year-olds at the greatest risk of contracting the disease.

Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself, your loved ones and community from the harmful effects of meningococcal disease.

Under the National Immunisation Program, meningococcal ACWY (Men ACWY) vaccine is provided free for babies at 12 months, adolescents, and people of all ages with certain medical conditions. In NSW, the adolescent dose is delivered through the school vaccination program in Year 10.

As of 1 July 2020, Aboriginal children up to the age of two years, and people with certain medical conditions, can also access free meningococcal B (Men B) vaccine. All children from six weeks of age can have the Men B vaccine to reduce the risk of infection.

For more information on vaccination or symptoms, transmission, risks and treatment of Meningococcal, see the NSW Health website: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/meningococcal_disease.aspx

If you require further information, please contact your local Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055.