Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors Services

Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors is specialised in Women’s Health. We have a team of experienced female and male doctors to assist with your physical, emotional and mental well being.

We offer a comprehensive women’s health service utilising the latest technology to provide quality care. Our services include:

• Breast examination
• Sexual Health and testing for STI’s
• Pregnancy and Contraception
• Anxiety and depression
• Preventative Health Checks
• Cardiac checks (heart disease is the biggest killer of women)
• Eating disorders and much more…
• Pap smear
• Fertility issues
• Osteoporosis
• Menopause
• Pre-pregnancy planning and genetic testing for recessive diseases
• Staying Alive Program

Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors medical team has doctors who are specialised in childrens’ health care. Please make an appointment with one of our doctors, to address your kids health issues, including but not limited to:

• Immunisation schedules
• Growth, weight and development checks
• Pre school checks
• Childhood obesity management

Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors provides most of the vaccinations required for your family protection. Please make an appointment with one of our doctors for your vaccination needs including:

Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors provides minor surgical procedures including:

• Wound care & dressings
• Cuts needing stitches
• Ear wax removal
• Tick removal
• Skin tag removal
• Wart removal
• And much more..

Call our reception for your appointments.

Eight Mile Plains Family Doctors are happy to offer the best possible pre-travel preparation essential to protecting your health while away. Whatever your destination, some vaccines are compulsory, and you will have difficulty crossing borders without correct documentation.

Our doctors will discuss your specific needs but the following general guidelines may be helpful when planning a new trip.

General Guidlines

All Travelers

No matter where you are going, it is recommended that you ensure your childhood vaccines are up to date – usually within the last ten years; e.g. Tetanus, diphtheria, measles, polio. All travelers should consider influenza vaccine.

Some Travelers

All travelers to developing parts of the world should have protection against hepatitis-A. Others may need typhoid, rabies and hepatitis-B. Travelers over 65 years, and those with chronic medical problems, are generally recommended Pneumonia vaccine before any overseas trip. Travelers who visit high risk areas may be recommended vaccines such as, meningitis, Japanese encephalitis, tick borne encephalitis or rarely cholera.

Note: Please consult our doctors for your travel health protection. This is a guide line only.