Waikiki GP Super Clinic

27/11/2025

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14/09/2023

It's R U OK day - start a conversation with someone today. Make someone smile as you don't know what challenges they may be facing. 😄
A simple hello could lead to a million things. 💛

13/09/2023

Phones are down sorry for the inconvenience we are working hard on this.
Please stay safe on the roads

05/09/2023

Prevention is in your hands
If you are eligible and want to collect your own sample, your healthcare provider will give you a swab and instructions.
A self-collected sample is taken from the va**na so you don’t need to worry about reaching the cervix or ‘getting the right spot’. All you need to do is insert a swab a few centimetres into your va**na and rotate it for 20 to 30 seconds.

Cervical screening – including self-collection – is facilitated by a doctor or nurse with a rebate for the test provided through Medicare.

Contact us to check if you're due or overdue for a Cervical Screening Test.

01/09/2023

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Early prostate cancer rarely demonstrates symptoms. Even when prostate cancer is advanced at the time of diagnosis, there may be no symptoms.
Over past years, the number of prostate cancer diagnoses has increased to more than 19,000 each year in Australia.

But increased diagnoses may not be a bad thing: early detection with any cancer can save your life.

Compared with other cancers, prostate cancer has one of the highest five-year survival rates if it is diagnosed early.Prostate cancer is not preventable.

The causes of it are unknown, but factors that can increase the risk include older age (60 to 79) and family history.

There are things you can do that may reduce the risk of getting prostrate cancer.

Aside from a good diet and body weight, there is evidence to show regular physical activity and exercise can be protective factors.

There is no single, simple test to detect prostate cancer. It is important to make your own decision about whether to be tested or not. Ensure you get good quality information from your doctor to make an informed decision.
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31/07/2023

August is Tradies National Health Month, to raise awareness about the importance of tradies health and wellbeing.

25/07/2023

Chronic Pain Australia wants to draw attention to the experience of people living with chronic pain and, by doing so, reduce the social and other barriers related to living and managing chronic pain.This year’s theme ‘Let them know how strong you are’ and ‘painchanger’ aims to break down the stigma of talking about and seeking care for people experiencing chronic pain. Many are taught to hide their pain for fear of appearing weak.

The “she’ll be right” attitude is often adopted when addressing individuals chronic pain, leading to worsened, long-term impacts for both themselves, their family, friends, and colleagues.

This National Pain Week, we are encouraging a national conversation around people who live with chronic pain. By creating national conversations, we spread useful resources and tools for those living with chronic pain. We often hear people describe trying a new pain management tool as a ‘gamechanger’, so we have created the theme ‘painchanger’ as a play on words for this year’s theme.

21/07/2023

Please email us at reception.waikiki@gmail.com

20/07/2023

Dr Martin George is taking a long deserved vacation, he will return back in clinic on Thursday 17th August. Dr Saini will be looking after Dr Martin’s patients while he is away, so please book on line or call the reception staff to book with Dr Saini.

06/07/2023

Welcome Dr Gurvinder Saini to our team.
Dr Saini is well-versed in all aspects of general practice but has a keen interest in managing Chronic Conditions such as Diabetes Mellitus, Osteoarthritis, Mental Health Conditions, Heart Conditions, Men’s health and hypertension. Workers compensation, return-to-work programs.
Dr Saini is qualified in plastic and reconstructive surgery, has worked in the field for 15 years before moving to Australia as General Practitioner. Since arriving in Australia Dr Saini has completed the Fellowship of RACGP.

Apart from working Dr Saini enjoys travel, reading non-fiction (economics, psychology) and playing chess, also well versed in 5 languages currently and keen to learn more!

Dr Saini will be starting on Monday 17th July & will be taking on New Patients, working at the clinic 5 days per week.

05/07/2023

❄️Please check in on the elderly this Winter❄️

Many Elders want to feel independent and may not give a true representation of their conditions over the phone.

🤔Is their heating system working?
🤔Do they have enough food?
🤔Do they have enough meds?

✨Phone calls are sometimes not enough, It's better to physically visit them.

20/06/2023

⚡️Spark conversations about migraine.⚡️

There are 1 billion people living with migraine and unfortunately millions are dealing with the disease in silence.
For far too long migraine has been synonymous with "a headache". Migraine is a complex neurological disease that impacts nearly every body system most common is sensitivity to light or photophobia. In this case, wearing sunglasses is a preventive measure to avoid photophobia. While it isn't deadly, the condition causes symptoms that rob people of their quality of life. Shades for Migraine gives people the platform to explain the true impact the disease has had on their lives. It is also an easy opportunity for people without migraine to learn about the condition and show they care about the people who live with it. With 1 in 7 people living with the disease, nearly evervone knows someone living with migraine.