A great complex offers a range of amenities and services aimed at providing a safe, convenient, and…read morecomfortable living environment for residents, especially those over 55. The inclusion of onsite management, CCTV, maintenance coverage, community events, and accessibility to nearby facilities like hospitals and shopping centers contribute to a secure and hassle-free lifestyle. Additionally, the encouragement for NDIS providers to assist tenants with needs shows a commitment to supporting individual requirements. Overall, its a well-rounded community catering to the needs of its residents. I lived there from 2017 til 9/12/2024 and have memoral experiences.

Great one stop medical centre open every day with 9 experienced Australian trained doctors and…read morefriendly reception and nursing staff .They have onsite pathology physiotherapist dietician as well as medical acupuncturists Radiology services are 100 metres away and open 6 days A pharmacy is located downstairs open 7 days

A trip to the Sullivan & Nicolaides collection centre (found on the first floor of the Watkins…read moreMedical Centre) is quick and painless. The staff there are very friendly and will make sure you're comfortable with the procedure before starting. I'm not particularly squeamish when it comes to injections or blood tests, but I still don't find it pleasant, and the air of nonchalance with which the staff approach it at this centre in particular was reassuring to me. At first I was slightly put off by the shabby interior, which wasn't dirty or unhygienic in any way, but more so fashioned as if it was built in the '70s. But again, don't let this turn you off because if you're searching for a collection centre that is central, fast, and friendly, you've found it. NB: The centre is closed from 1-1:30pm for the staff's lunch breaks, so if you're making a mad dash there on your own lunch break, I'd advise trying to come in early before work or afterwards.

Healthy Women can be hard to get to with all the roadworks going on at Indooroopilly shopping…read morecentre at the moment. They don't have parking onsite, however, you can park at the shopping centre and hoof it over to the clinic or park on a side street; provided you're in a physical position to do so. There's also a bus stop at the shopping centre and a train station down the road if you don't mind more of a hike. Ambience **** The waiting room at the clinic has warm tones, stylish furniture and decore. There's a water cooler, a round of soft couches at pram height so bubs can keep an eye on their wayward mums, and stiff chairs for those who prefer sitting up straight. Tissues and sanitizer gel is availabe at the counter. The bathroom can be fun to get to if you're not into reading signs or paying attention to instruction; mens is furthest from the lift, and ladies is closest to the clinic. I'm not a baby person, I don't plan on making one anytime soon, and so I find the majority of magazine-ware and kids' colouring-in on offer grates my eyeballs. I have to admit it keeps the ankle biters and talkative mums busy while I wait for my appointments, though. Most of the consultation rooms (if not all) have an examination bed which can be a bit offputting when your eye catches the conveniently placed lamps. Services on offer **** Family planning from each end of the spectrum and full-on LADIES business. Though I've seen a guy on his own here as well, not sure why, and wasn't going to pry. I can only comment on the contraceptive and general health side of things, so if you're planning family, I'm no help. The doctors are WELL informed on multiple contraceptive methods and explain in easy-to-understand terms what effects each one might come with. Service **** Now that I've learned that a lady Dr I know of personally hates that she's automatically lumped into dealing with women regularly instead of being utilised in a more broad spectrum at a general practice, I go here. More often than not, I end up waiting for my doctor; she seems to be running late no matter what time of day it is, but that's what iPhones were invented for, right? Past that, I couldn't ask for better dealings with the doctors and nurses working here. Thus far I've had basic check-ups, contraceptive consultations, pap smears, you-name-it-I've-had-it test consultations and results, and an IUD procedure (heaven on earth don't get me started on this!). I've always walked away happy with what I've been told (albeit at times somewhat scared); particularly on my last visit I was overwhelmed by the care the staff showed: so far as an offer of iced tea when I took a bit of a turn. As is becoming habit with health care providers, Healthy Women will send you an SMS reminder if you book and leave your mobile number with them - not sure about phoning you to give you a reminder if you leave a landline. Additional notes Being specifically a women's health clinic you might expect to pay a bit more than your family medical centre or GP. If that's the case I haven't noticed; in fact compared to some practices in Brisbane CBD, their consultation prices are very competitive, and they process your Medicare rebate when you pay at the end. That's if it works, make sure you check your receipt as mine was cancelled once and I had to hoof it to Medicare.

What a fantastic resource! After years of putting off the health checks necessary for women, my…read moreworries are over. From the first greeting at reception you feel welcome and at ease. I was lucky enough to see Dr Haines who I found extremely professional, supportive and knowledgeable. She talked through all my concerns and really allayed my fears. I can't recommend her highly enough. Thankyou, Healthy Women!

This medical centre has quickly become the most convenient to visit within the Goodna/ Redbank…read morePlains area for a few reasons. Firstly, located within the St. Ives Shopping Centre it is easy to access with a lot of parking, is next to a QML Pathology service and close to a pharmacy. At busy times, there are two receptionists and the centre itself is quite large with a lot of seating so you usually have some space and don't need to sit next to anyone else (let's be honest, no one likes when the only free seat is next to someone else coughing up a lung or similar) and there are currently six doctors and two nurses who work here. The best thing about this centre is definitely the waiting times; the few times I've been here, I have been seen on time and the doctor has been quick but efficient and friendly. I definitely recommend this bulk-billed medical centre.

Huge thank you to Dr Alex for being kind and incredibly understanding. Never have I had such a…read moregreat experience with a doctor before. Shout out to the awesome receptionist who is always friendly and up for a chat.

A modern, centrally located medical centre with a family practice atmosphere. Couldn't ask for…read morebetter.

Exceptionally good. One of the few medical centres where all of the GPs (well I saw most of them…read morefrom time to time!) are of equal quality. Every doctor I saw was thorough, understanding and interested, none of the usual get you in and out the door as quickly as possible. I can't recommend them highly enough.

I had my first child here back in 2008 when the hospital had just opened, brand new. Thank god I…read morethought because the old one was looking a bit dated... okay that's a lie. Really dated. My health insurance hadn't kicked in in time so I was shunted rudely into the public system. But after a few visits here, they were really nice, everything was really new and best of all, I gave birth around Christmas New Years when everyone does and I was accidentally given a private room (score). No sharing for me and a little bedside window couch too for my husband to sleep on. Having said that though, cosmetics aside, sure the rooms are awesome, the labour ward looks better than your own room and has all of the state of the art equipment. In fact when I gave birth, I had about 20 people in there, a full resus team, a whole bunch of new residents (ahh the joys of the public system) and 2 doctors (probably residents too). I was a bit panicky because I'd never had a child before and my labour was reaching its 29th hour... and i'd been pushing my little heart out for a good 2 and a half hours. Long story short, the baby pooped in the water bag and they were all worried it had breathed some of it in. I have no doubt they were the best of the best and if anything went wrong, well, they have the states only and most state of the art neonatal care division so I wouldn't have to be transferred anywhere if anything did go wrong. This made up for the service... the midwives kept coming into my room and being rude to my husband, I think in the 3 days I was there I saw about 10 different midwives, all treating us differently... they were all kind of nice-ish, but they were treating us like a number, which I think comes with the whole public system thing. For example, I had no idea I was supposed to feed my baby right after giving birth, and I wanted 8 hours for a midwife to rotate in and ask me when the baby had last been fed and I replied... I haven't fed him yet. Met with a hmph and a 'well the midwife before should have made you feed him...' yeah yeah whatever. Baby malnourished here. Come on get your act together. But you get that. Overall, an excellent facility.

I have attended other hospitals for emergency, surgery, and different outpatients clinic in…read moreBrisbane, this is a comparative review. The triage process at the Mater is superior to others. Although the wait times, going through the emergency department are long and not entirely consistent, the quality and respectfulness of the medical and administrative staff is very good. It was my local GP clinic receptionist who recommended I switch over to the Mater, after the last straw at another major across the river, and I am not looking back. Go the Mater !!

Took my son here for his sore ankle and ongoing sore knees. We saw a lovely man called Cameron. He…read morewas great with my young son and recommended some more supportive shoes which have fixed all his issues. We also have exercises for him to do too and Cameron explained all about his foot conformational problems The shoes cost a bomb but they have done the job. Sadly he is still growing so we will need more expensive shoes in a year or so ! The clinic was clean and the reception staff friendly and they were very accommodating in seeing us early to get my son to school on time. I'd recommend them for sure.