Covid-19 Update

MyHealth Foxwell Road

COMPULSORY Mask Wearing

This is a Private Practice and as a condition of entry, we require a mask to be worn over nose and mouth, on entry, and at all times whilst in the Medical Centre because:

  • Patients and staff cannot socially distance whilst in the Practice
  • The Gold Coast is currently on a Moderate Covid Alert
  • We care about our vulnerable patients

If you do not wear a mask, you will not be allowed to enter

A DECISION NOT TO WEAR A MASK DOES NOT OVERRIDE OUR OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE A SAFE WORKPLACE AND ENVIRONMENT FOR STAFF AND OTHER PATIENTS.

If you cannot or do not wish to wear a mask, please call reception on 5657 1906 before entering and your consultation will be conducted by Telehealth.

DO NOT ENTER THE MEDICAL CENTRE IF YOU OR SOMEONE WITH YOU, MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA

  • Have any type of respiratory or gastrointestinal symptom that requires COVID19 testing such as sore throat, runny nose, cough, diarrhoea, fever, sinus infection, headache, loss of smell or taste
  • Are not wearing masks
  • Have had a recent covid test (regardless of whether it is positive or negative)

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU ARE TRUTHFUL ABOUT SYMPTOMS, NO MATTER HOW MINOR. WE TAKE THE POTENTIAL RISK TO OTHERS, VERY SERIOUSLY. YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE PRACTICE IMMEDIATELY AND YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO HAVE A COVID19 TEST.

ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY

We are committed to providing a safe physical and psychological environment - free from aggression, abuse, and intimidation.

IF YOU EXHIBIT ANY BEHAVIOUR CONSIDERED TO BE INTIMIDATING OR BULLYING TOWARDS OUR STAFF, WE WILL ASK YOU TO LEAVE THE PRACTICE IMMEDIATELY. IF YOU DO NOT LEAVE UPON REQUEST, POLICE WILL BE CALLED

Please refer to our Patient Code of Conduct: Click Here!

Women's Health

Women's Health

Two of the biggest factors for women not maintaining a healthy lifestyle are ‘lack of time’ and ‘health not being a priority’. Unfortunately women have a tendency to be low on their own priority list. Many issues in relation to women’s health include reproductive health, maternal and child health, genital and breast health, hormonal health including birth control and menstruation. 

Conditions that affect both men and women, include cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, mental health, respiratory health and cancers.

The course of a woman’s life and health affects their growth and development, and can arise due to events which take place from birth to aging.

Our Doctors are here to provide a wide range of health information and care to help women of all ages understand their health issues and treatment options. Health information is developed in partnership with health professionals, women and their families.

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