Medi7 Medical Centres are a series of experienced general practices providing medical care to the local communities of Inner-City Melbourne, Inner East, and Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne.
We are fully accredited (AGPAL), offering up to date patient care in a relaxed and friendly environment. Our practices are modern, and we strive to offer punctual and easily accessible appointments that will address your needs and concerns to the highest standard.
We offer a complete range of medical services, including general consultations, immunisations, referrals, and more.
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Your health is our priority. Find out more about our fully accredited clinic and the care we provide.
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It is quick and convenient to make an appointment using our online booking system.
COVID-19 has changed the way we live. To help keep us safe, it is likely that our lives will be different for a while longer. Routines have been disrupted, jobs lost, economies crashed, and healthcare systems pushed to their absolute limits. In times like these, fear, worry, and anxiety are understandable and perfectly normal responses to the ever-changing landscape and...
Make a connection with those close to you today on Australia’s R U OK? Day. A national day of action inspiring all people to meaningfully connect and regularly ask each other 'Are you OK?'. By asking one simple question it encourages people to stay connected and help stop little problems from turning into big ones. This R U OK? Day...
This year, National Diabetes Week runs from 10 – 16 July and continues the “Heads Up” campaign, focusing on the mental and emotional health of people living with diabetes. For 2022, the spotlight is on challenging diabetes related stigma and mental health. Diabetes is a complex condition that is often misunderstood. This misunderstanding creates negative attitudes and beliefs that affect...
Did you know that non-melanoma skin cancer is the most common cancer in the world? It affects two out of every three Australians by the age of 70. While skin cancer is almost entirely preventable, early detection is important. If you have a mole that is worrying you or you’ve noticed any of the following changes, it’s important to have...
The flu is a highly contagious respiratory illness affecting the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs caused by influenza viruses. Typically, the flu is most prevalent between April and October, but people can catch the flu at any time during the year. Annual flu vaccination and good hygiene are the best ways to avoid getting the flu. If you do...
On 11th March 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic in an effort to encourage countries to take a whole-of-government, whole-of-society approach to prevent further spread, save lives, and minimise the impact of coronavirus. We understand our patients have a lot of questions about COVID-19, so we have prepared a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) below. Although...
The festive season tends to start earlier every year with lunches, dinners, travel, and get-togethers galore. It’s important to remain healthy during this time with some important tips: If travelling on a plane, train or bus, stay well by wiping down surfaces including armrests, tray table and latch, air vents, and seatbelt buckle. You want to remain germ-free during your...
It’s important to be aware that without adequate protection, sunburn can happen in as little as 15 minutes of sun exposure, but the redness and discomfort may not be noticed for quite some time after. Further, every sunburn that you or your child gets can increase the risk of skin cancer later in life. Sun exposure is more dangerous for...
Living in Australia, it’s inevitable that burn-offs will happen throughout spring before any fire-bans kicks in. This generally causes no problems, but for people with asthma who have airways that are more sensitive, it’s important to keep in mind that burn-offs (and fires) can be a cause of stress and anxiety. According to Asthma Australia, the things that set off...
If you require medical assistance outside of our opening hours, please call our Locum service on 13 26 60 or visit the website DoctorDoctor. For life threatening emergencies, please call 000 and ask for an ambulance or call your nearest hospital.
