In response to patient feedback, we’ve now installed a wheelchair-accessible ramp at the front of our building. This means patients no longer need to enter via the back door—and it’s added a wonderful new look to our entrance as well.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common virus that affects the upper and lower respiratory system. It can cause a range of severe respiratory illnesses such as bronchiolitis and pneumonia.

Kyneton Medical Centre now has available free vaccines for eligible women at 28 to 36 weeks of pregnancy.

To book an appointment, please contact us on (03) 54 221 397. Limited stock available.

For more information, please click the link below:

https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/2025-02/respiratory-syncytial-virus-rsv-vaccine-frequently-asked-questions.pdf

Kyneton Medical Centre now has available vaccinations for those aged 2months and older, at risk of exposure to Japanese Encephalitis.

If you are interested and eligible to receive the vaccine, please call our reception staff or talk to your GP about how to access.

Further information about the virus can be obtained by linking the following link:
www.health.gov.au/diseases/japanese-encephalitis

Did you know that an over 75 year old Health Assessment is fully funded by Medicare?

To be eligible for the assessment you need to be 75 years old or above.

Participating in this type of Health Assessment has several benefits which include a medication review, review of any unknown health problems which may require on-going attention, helping you to be more informed and confident about your health. Information about home care services and home modifications (If eligible). Referral to appropriate allied health professionals, for better access to healthcare. Early intervention can allow you to enjoy a healthier longer lifestyle.

If you are interested , please speak with your doctor or make an appointment to talk to your local GP.

Entering middle age presents a whole new host of health challenges for many people. Having a good grasp of your current state of health, and a relationship with a doctor who is familiar with your medical history, can help you navigate middle age and the future more easily. 45-49 year old health checks are highly recommended by our doctors. Click header to read more.

October through to December in Victoria is thunder storm asthma season, it is a good idea to visit your Doctor to ensure you have a suitable preventative inhaler on hand just in case.

Kyneton Medical Centre is very excited to have started our COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics. Whist we only received a small amount of Astra-Zenca vaccines, we have been able to run 12 successful and smooth clinics. With the manufacturing of the COVID-19 vaccine now being made in Melbourne, we are hoping to have more clinics available soon. If you are interested in receiving your COVID-19 vaccine, please call our reception staff on (03) 54 221 397 who will put you onto our waiting list. We are currently only booking eligible phase 1a or phase 1b patients.

Kyneton Medical Centre is proud to announce, we have been appointed one of the Governments COVID-19 Vaccination Hubs for the region. Information as to when the vaccines will be available is still being finalised, however, the rollout of phase 1b vacations will start shortly. We are currently taking details of patients who would like to have the vaccine. To register your details, please call our reception staff on (03) 54 221 397. Please note, you DO NOT need to be a patient of Kyneton Medical Centre to register.

Australian residents without a Medicare number will need to apply for a IHI number (Individual Healthcare Identifier) before they can receive a vaccine. For more information and a link to this service, please check on “Read More”.

Non-Australian residents who would like a COVID-19 vaccination will need to contact a Government funded respiratory clinic. Please click on the clink before to take you to the Bendigo Respiratory Clinic.
www.bendigorespclinic.com.au

Our website will also be updated regularly, with information about our COVID-19 clinics and eligible phase 1b patients will be notified.

To check your eligible, please click on “Read More”.

Mesothelioma cancer is a malignant tumour that is caused by inhaled asbestos fibres and forms in the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart. Mesothelioma cancer is a serious concern for those who may have been exposed to asbestos in their life.

The Mesothelioma Centre at Asbestos.com gives you the latest mesothelioma information, support, and free access to top specialists for better care and peace of mind.

Please click on “Read More” which will take you straight to their website, http://asbestos.com/mesothelioma.

October through to December in Victoria is thunder storm asthma season, it is a good idea to visit your Doctor to ensure you have a suitable preventative inhaler on hand just in case.