dr Ooi is a dedicated doctor that goes out of his way to help you. I cant recommend him enough if…read moreyou are looking for a doctor

All of the stars! This has got to be the best doctor's clinic I've ever been to. Not the sort of…read moresentence that gets used often, but darn it - it's true! I'm willing to come down here from the Northern suburbs because I know I will get well looked after. The reception staff are friendly and helpful and all the doctors I've seen (which is most of them since I just take available appointment times rather than see one doctor regularly) have been excellent. They are really attentive, take the time to listen to you and make sure they get the full story. No hasty prescription writing to bustle you out of the door or ordering of unnecessary tests. Appointments do tend to run overtime - pretty standard for any GP though - and I would put it down to the doctors being thorough. The waiting room is worth a mention too; plenty of chairs and couches and a big area for kids with plenty toys appropriate for different ages.

The hospital was originally named the Adelaide Military Hospital and was purpose built back in the…read more1940's to serve Australia's returning men and women after serving their duty during the war. It also served an army camp located on Springbank Rd for all medical needs. The services extended to family of those who served in the war as everyone had to cope with the trauma of war physically, mentally and emotionally, so they also assisted with psychological therapy as well as physiotherapy. Nowadays, it still continues to play an important part and has also extended its services to the general public. To go there is like going in amongst an army barracks as that was the style it was modelled on, it's all single story for easy access but it is a horizontal maze. The complex also houses a cafe and a gift shop. It basically offers a specialist service for various medical conditions and patients are accepted via a referral from a GP. The referrals are usually for people who do not have private health cover for treatment, and they do have excellent clinic and xray services for outpatients. I once actually managed to get a referral for some physiotherapy but once they learnt I had private health cover (despite the fact I was technically unemployed), I was dismissed from receiving any more treatment.

The Repatriation General Hospital Daw Park Adelaide, is an older style hospital with buildings…read moreadded on, remodelled over the years. Which makes the place a little difficult to find your way around. I have had to attend their Out Patient Department over the past two years and have found the staff most helpful, attentive, and very professional. The Medical staff are highly specialised, giving me great confidence in the treatment I have received. Having a medical background and having visited over the years a large number of hospitals, finding this Hospital a pleasure to visit.

This is the seemingly bigger and busier Radiology centre of the two Adelaide Radiology locations,…read morebut like its counterpart, its car parking and entering is complex. The car park is at the rear, turning left off South Road before it. If you park elsewhere nearby, having missed the turn, the entrance and reception is right around the back near that car park. Once inside, things are all efficient and friendly. I had an appointment but showed up early, and they processed and fit me in, did the procedure all before the time my appointment was actually scheduled for. I'd also taken probably longer than others, as I hadn't had breakfast and almost fainted. I am not sure whether it truly was or not, but the room to me seemed a bit airless and warm. It wasn't boiling, but I assume they make it that temperature because people are in the room largely in the altogether whilst being examined. To remedy my almost-faint they let me lie down for a bit, said I didn't have to have a big injection that day if I didn't want to, and gave me some cookies. After the lie down and the cookies I perked up enough to have the big injection which did not hurt anywhere near as much as they said it would (or perhaps I thought it would). Both the person who gave me an ultrasound and the doctor who gave me an injection were absolutely professional and at all times I felt safe and secure.

Located in Unley, Cancer Care Centre is housed in a quaint cottage amidst leafy surroundings. It…read moreprovides excellent support, care, education and activities for cancer patients and survivors. Being a nonprofit organisation, the Centre receives funding from the government and often get funding relies heavily on donations and fundraising activities. Some of the services they provide include counselling, support groups, therapies, exercise, workshops and an excellent resource centre. From someone who has lost a loved one to cancer, I think the work and support they are giving to the community and cancer patients is commendable.

Last time I had to stay in hospital, I was 4, and I was in to have fake teeth wired into my gums…read morebecause my baby teeth hadn't come through properly. That episode in my life left me with a phobia of the dentist (to this day the smell still gets me), as well as an occasional recurring dream of the dentist holding up the scariest cuddly toy of all time above me whilst I was knocked out by the gas. So, when I recently ruptured my Achilles and had to go in for surgery, I was (hopefully) understandably a little bit nervous, and more than a little hopeful that I wouldn't come away from my second stay in hospital with any lasting psychological scarring. I entered St Andrews at 6.55am, reported to the extremely friendly reception staff and was admitted into the hospital and taken up to my room. Happily my private health insurance warranted me a private very spacey room, where I was prepped up for surgery by more very friendly nurses. After Surgery I woke in recovery and after talking jibberish about Harvest Box nuts to a nurse for a couple moments, passing out, waking up this time slightly more coherently, and being given the all clear I was returned to my room and immediately handed a delicious ham and salad sandwich, but more incredibly - a small Dixie Cup of delcious Golden North ice cream which I think stands as probably the best thing I've ever eaten. The following night and morning passed in a blur of medication, hourly obs, some actually quite tasty hospital food, visits from family and friends - but the enduring memory I have is that of the kindness of the nurses. No matter what hour of day or night they were there, and not just there in a token kind of way. In the end I shouldn't have worried about leaving St Andrews with psychological scarring - all I left with, was a repaired achilles (and a sweet moon boot) and a couple new friends.

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I have experienced much better care at other clinics. If you need a sick certificate or a basic…read moreprescription they may be able to help you out, but there are much better alternatives to choose from. My practitioner was Dr. Emilie Staehr who was nice initially but comes across as a very transactional doctor. Don't go in to an appointment expecting more than a 10 minute discussion. As a last resort, I'm sure there are worse clinics out there- but I would recommend seeking treatment elsewhere for anything ongoing and if you have the time there are plenty of clinics in the area which offer bulk billing. -Michael

If I could give this practice a minus rating I would. I have tried most doctors at this practice…read more They all just treat you like paperwork here's a script and go home no further thought or care. I was recommended dr Hogarth as being someone who would actually care and take notes and not just shove medication at me as a solution. I made sure I made an appointment each week as I have a lot of health issues that I need monitored. I had just requested a pshyciatric evaluation as i was not feeling right and the diagnosed was ptsd. The report recommended some first line treatments. He gave me 2 medications one that was very effective one that is causing bad side affects and affecting my quality of life. I went to my.next appointment to review what he had put me on but he told me he couldnt help me. I left and continued to suffer. I decided to get an emergency appointment as i couldnt stand what this medication is doing to me. He again refused to change the meds. So i asked if i was allowed to have 2 of the ones that actually give some relief and stop the other one. He said no he agreed that 1 and a half was.all he could give. I told him that i appreciate it and its better than nothing. I had also asked for a script refill for my night time tablets. As iam straight to the point i expressed my concern about just putting someone on a new medication and failing to act conisering that i had reached out multiple.times. after my appointment i only received one of my perscriptions. I thought it was an oversight. I called the front desk explaining this and i was completely disreguarded and hung up on. So i thought how can i fix this so i contacted the practice and made a complaint about all of this both the doctor and the receptionist. When the manager taaid calleed me regarding my concerns he said his main concern was that i complained about his staff. He did not want to hear anything i had to say. I. Explained that all i did was raise a concern with the doctor about duty of care and needed a medication review. He informed me that i was no longer to see doctor hogarth all my hard work to build a rapport and have my health monitored had gone down the drain. Iam in absolute shock at the way i have been treated by this practice. There have been a few really helpful receptionists however one of them named tatiana was the worst and treated me like i was nothing even though i cried and explained that i couldnt continue the medication and needed help she just disreguarded me completely. This left me feeling alone and upset and most of all dissapointed at a medical practice that is supposed to look.after their patients not leave them to suffer. I have no other option to start from scratch which is very frustrating. I would never recomment this practice unless you want a script refill or a doctors note. For any other service they dont seem to put any effort in and have no desire to correct the problem and will leave you feeling very unheard. This doctors surgery is a danger as leaving a patient suffering can be deteimental in so many ways. Iam strong and will just keep at it but next time the person they do this to may not be as strong as me. This treatment could trigger all sorts of problems including self harm and suicide and iam deeply concerned for any future patients that may experience something similar. I will be contacting the for health group which they are a part of to advise them of this misconuct and faliure to act on a complaint. This is a long review but i wanted to give all the information so others could avoid this happening to them as well. Thanks for reading.

With a speech therapist who makes fun of autistic adults when they struggle answering questions…read moreabout their non-verbal children, and staff who will deny your ASD diagnosis because "you don't look autistic", this place is clearly a circus, run by clowns who desperately need some updated neurodivergent training.