Cygnet Family Practice are making changes to the way we do business to provide more services to the community.  Our exceptional patient care will continue however we are changing our fee structure to keep up with the increasing costs of running a small business. Why? The Australian Government pays a Medicare rebate, to provide patients

Today, the Cygnet Family Practice team wore their favourite team’s colours to raise awareness for kids with cancer. Footy Colours Day, was established in 1995 to help fund Fight Cancer Foundation then Bone Marrow Donor Institute’s programs, including the establishment of the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry.

The team at Cygnet Family Practice will wear their favourite team’s colours to raise awareness for kids with cancer. Footy Colours Day was established in 1995 to help fund the Fight Cancer Foundation then Bone Marrow Donor Institute’s programs, including the establishment of the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry. We hope to raise awareness about

The two biggest barriers for women not maintaining a healthy lifestyle is ‘lack of time’ and ‘health not being a priority’. Women’s Health Week is the time to do something for your health and start making positive changes that can last a lifetime. During the week, we encourage individuals, communities and workplaces to get involved

Welcome locum Dr Juliet Seedhouse.  She will be joining us for 3 weeks, starting Monday the 26th of August. Dr Juliet will be available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

August is Tradies Health Month, and we’re calling on tradies to make their health – and the health of their co-workers – a priority. During the month of August, we are offering free health checks with our Nurse Practitioners to start making health a priority. Book in now.

Whether you’re currently breast-feeding, are hoping to in the future, or have breast feeding experiences you’d like to share or debrief about with others, you’re welcome to join us in a shared Medical Appointment. A Shared Medical Appointment is a consultation with a doctor in the presence of up to 12 other patients with similar

Raise funds to improve the comfort and wellbeing of people affected by cancer. How it works         1. Sign-up to the challenge 2. Go alcohol-free in July 3. Ask friends and family to sponsor you 4. Help people affected by cancer Where does the money go? The funds raised through Dry July will provide invaluable services to cancer

Welcome locum Dr Jim Harwood. He will be joining us for 4 weeks, starting Monday the 1st of July. Dr Jim will be available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Good hygiene is one of the most important ways to help prevent colds and flu (influenza). Good hygiene includes: washing your hands regularly and properly with soap and water, particularly after touching your nose or mouth, and before handling food sneezing and coughing into tissues then throwing them away immediately and washing your hands cleaning surfaces such as

Remember to: Use warm, but not boiling water to fill your hot water bottle and examine it for leaks before you use it. Replace it every two years. Keep wet clothes at least one metre from heaters or fireplaces, and never place clothes or towels on your heater. Clean the lint filter every time you