Picton Central Medical Centre

13/06/2025

Please welcome our new psychologist Jhunkul in our Picton central medical centre

18/04/2025

We know that health doesn’t take a day off and neither do WE !! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Our clinic will be open this public holiday to ensure you and your loved ones to continue to receive the best care when you need it most. 🏪

Weather it’s a routine checkup, urgent care or simply some medical advice, we’re open to help !🏨

Just link the link : https://healthengine.com.au/medical-centre/nsw/picton/picton-central-medical-centre/s82820
Or contact : 02 4610 7475 to book your appointment.

Our address : 163 Argyle St, Picton NSW 2571

Stay safe, stay healthy and let us take care of the rest ! 💝

BULK BILLING MEDICAL CENTRE IN THE CENTRE OF PICTON
Where you the patient are our top priority !
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31/12/2024

31/12/2024

Tired of the never ending to-do list and feel like NYE is just another time where you've gotta add to it in the form of ✨resolutions✨?

Introducing the 'to don't' list - our spin on traditional resolutions!

Do you have anything else you will NOT be taking into 2024? Let us know in the comments 😁

31/12/2024

Happy new year to all of you.🎊🥳🎉
Our address:163 Argyle Street,Picton
Please call us on 0246107475 for appointments

31/12/2024

Happy new year to all of our patients.We are dedicated and committed to providing the best possible care to our patients.

31/12/2024

NSW Health is warning the community about the dangers of unexpected drugs in co***ne, which have resulted in three recent overdoses including one death.

Two people have been hospitalised and one person has died in NSW as a result of overdose in the past week. The cases experienced severe sedative effects and altered behaviour.

The white powder associated with the cases was presumed to be co***ne by those using it, but was found to contain bromazolam, a type of benzodiazepine with strong, sometimes unexpected effects and 2C-B, a hallucinogen.

NSW Poisons Inform​ation Centre Acting Medical Director Professor Andrew Dawson said the risk of severe overdose or death is increased when people use a drug that they are not expecting.

“One of the dangers of illicit drug supply is the strength and contents of the substance you are getting is unknown and can be inconsistent,” Professor Dawson said.

“Anyone who experiences unexpected sedative effects such as difficulty speaking or walking, drowsiness, loss of consciousness, slowed breathing/snoring and skin turning blue/grey should seek medical care immediately.

“‘If you are feeling unwell, stay with friends or around other people. Don’t go home alone to sleep it off.

“Stimulants such as co***ne have also been found containing opioids. It's strongly recommended that anyone who uses illicit drugs carry naloxone.

“Although naloxone does not reverse the effects of benzodiazepines or hallucinogens, if you are concerned that someone is having an overdose, naloxone is safe to use in these circumstances.”

Take home naloxone is a life-saving treatment which can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose.

Anyone who uses naloxone should call Triple Zero (000) for an Ambulance immediately after use for follow up care. You won't get into trouble for seeking medical care. If you feel unwell, or if your friend feels unwell, do something about it.

Take home naloxone is available as an easy-to-use nasal spray or injection from some pharmacies and other health services. For more information on the take-home naloxone program visit: https://yourroom.health.nsw.gov.au/getting-help/Pages/Naloxone.aspx

Naloxone is available from the NUAA via mail in a discreet package. Order online here: https://shop.nuaa.org.au/ or call (02) 9171 6650.

Anyone who has concerns about adverse effects from drugs should contact the NSW Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26, at any time 24/7.

For support and information on drug and alcohol problems, contact the Alcohol and Drug Information Service on 1800 250 015. This is a 24/7 service offering confidential and anonymous telephone counselling and information.

For more information on NSW drug warnings see: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/public-drug-alerts/Pages/default.aspx

31/12/2024

Happy new year to all of our ten doctors who are working for our Picton clinic.We are so proud of you.

31/12/2024

Open 7 days a week.365 days a year.
Early opening from 7 am.On-site car park
Ten doctors available, No waiting

25/12/2024

A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU FROM PICTON CENTRAL MEDICAL CENTRE