Welcome to Casey Gate Medical Centre
At Casey Gate Medical Centre, We offer a thorough and holistic approach to general practice from our experienced team of independent general practitioners, nurses and allied health practitioners. You are assured to receive timely care and advice appropriate to your individual needs. We believe the patient comes first. You have the opportunity to discuss your health concerns, and receive information to make informed decisions about your care, and the care of your loved ones. To learn more please click here.
We generally bulk bill patient with valid Medicare cards for standard consultations. We provide a wide range of service, for more information about our fees and appointments, please click here.
Please visit us at 33-34 Mack Road, Narre Warren South. We are conveniently located between Casey Central Shopping Centre and Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, near Centre Road. There is ample on-site parking and Disabled parking at the practice.
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Casey Respiratory Clinic – Permanently closed from 4:00pm 31 October 2023
All Victorian Government funded general practice respiratory clinics (GPRCs) will cease operations by Tuesday, 31 October 2023 meaning patients will no longer be able to use them to get treatment for COVID-19, flu or other respiratory conditions.
PLEASE NOTE: Patients seen on Tuesday 31/10/23 will be followed up by the caring doctors and staff at Casey Gate Medical Centre.
GPRCs were conceived and funded as a valuable temporary response in the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic. There were around 50 operating from 2020 to 2022; this number has decreased to 16 as of July 2023. Demand for GPRC services has decreased significantly in recent months. The remaining 16 GPRCs will close by 31 October 2023, when the 2023 influenza season ends.
Other care options are available. Contact your regular GP for respiratory related care. If you are unable to see your doctor and have an urgent need, contact the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department or your local Priority Primary Care Centres. If the situation is an emergency visit your local hospital emergency department or call 000.