Quality and comprehensive medical care for the whole family.
We are proud to have been part of our local community since 1994 and since that time have watched the area grow from a sleepy holiday spot to a vibrant, growing centre in the Northern Suburbs of Perth.
Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic provides support to the GPs and other health practitioners who provide services to our local community.
Our GPs are independent practitioners who work from Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic. The practice is RACGP Accredited and GP Training Program Accredited.
Our medical practitioners offer a range of services. These include the following:
- Mental health care
- A full range of general practice care
- Pregnancy and baby care
- Skin cancer checks and treatment
- Chronic condition/s management
- Vaccinations – child and adult
- Travel planning and vaccinations
- Health Assessments
- Urgent GP care
- Insurance consultations (worker’s compensation, insurance medicals)
- Medication consultations and reviews
- Child health care
- Women’s health care
- Medical Acupuncture
- Health promotion and preventative health care
- Iron Infusions
- Venesection for iron overload conditions
- Minor surgical procedures
Our Core Values
- Making a difference in people’s lives in small and big ways
- Team-based care to deliver the best outcomes for our patients
- Embracing the cultural diversity of Australia and treating everyone with respect and consideration, without prejudice or discrimination.
- Collaborative approach to healthcare, working with you to deliver best patient care and outcomes
- Communication about what we are doing well and what we can continue to improve on
- Professional development, education, training and continuous quality improvement in how we provide health care to you
- Exemplary clinical governance and maintenance of RACGP accreditation standards
- Access to timely health care including GP urgent care
- Commitment to routine care, chronic condition management, preventive health strategies, and life-limiting illness care
- Proactive approach to identifying health care gaps for individuals and more vulnerable population groups, working closely to ensure health needs are met
Staying on time is important to us.
What are we doing to help us stay on time?
- Most doctors have ‘on the day’ appointments for urgent care for their regular patients.
- Our nursing team triage urgent cases in a way that minimises disruption to other patients where possible.
- We review patient feedback and waiting times and make recommendations to our health practitioners if we identify patterns of increased waiting times.
What can you do to help us stay on time?
- Please prioritize what needs to be discussed when you see your GP.
- Always start with your main concern
- If you have multiple or more complex issues to discuss with your doctor, you may need to make a longer appointment at another time.
- Please ask for scripts and referrals at your appointment
- If more than one person is to see the doctor, please book an appointment for each.
- Understand that at times, if your problems cannot be safely and appropriately managed in your appointment time, your doctor may ask you to make a follow up appointment.
Unforeseen events such as medical emergencies and technical issues can affect our waiting times. On these occasions we appreciate your patience and understanding. Our reception team will always do their best to help manage these situations.
Thank you for taking the time to help us stay on time.
