Brooke Street Medical Centre is a multidisciplinary practice located in Woodend, Victoria.
Our friendly and experienced doctors work alongside almost 30 nurses and staff and a team of qualified Allied Health professionals, including psychologists, physiotherapists, and exercise physiologist, to offer a range of services to help meet your family's ongoing healthcare needs.
Fit in Life is our on-site gym supporting our patient's rehabilitation and general health and wellbeing. Our exercise physiologist offers both group sessions and tailored programs. With measures in place to ensure numbers are limited and social distancing maintained, you can exercise in a safe environment.
The clinic's six-bay treatment room with ambulance triage and on-site x-ray also supports our local community with urgent medical care.
Brooke Street Medical Centre has a strong teaching culture, and our doctors take pride in providing ongoing clinical education and support to our Registrars. Importantly, we also support the professional development of all our staff working across various practice areas. Through our partnership with numerous teaching institutions, we also regularly train medical, nursing, and allied health students to help prepare them for a career in health services.
We offer a complete range of medical services, including general consultations, immunisations, referrals, and more.
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It is quick and convenient to make an appointment using our online booking system.
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Telehealth appointments will be available 5:00pm-5:30pm on Monday to Thursday.
For out of hours medical advice, please call the After Hours GP Helpline on 1800 0220 222 or visit https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/after-hours-gp-helpline
If you require medical assistance outside of our opening hours, please call Sunshine Hospital at 176 Furlong Road, St Albans on (03) 8345 1333. In a medical emergency, please call 000 and ask for an ambulance.
