Yearly Archive: 2019

To our patients and community thank you for your patronage during 2019, we appreciate that you choose Health e Medical Centre and Health e Allied Services as your health provider’s We are closed Wednesday 25th December Thursday 26th December Wednesday...

Personal hygiene begins and ends with our hands, although we are taught as youngsters to wash our hands before meals, it is important to remember that germs don’t care what time of day it is!  Clean hands prevent sickness.  It...

Summer is fast approaching and the Bureau of Meteorology is warning of increased odds of warmer than average days, coupled with a very dry landscape and a likely late start to the northern wet season, which give a clear indication...

Whilst most of Victoria will be either relaxing or at the races, the dedicated team at Health e Medical Centre are working and took the opportunity to have some fun and dress up for the Melbourne Cup Race. 

Thank you so much for your patience

Good morning we are experiencing telephone problems for both Health e Medical and Health e Allied Services.  We have forwarded the calls to mobiles however it will only be one line at a time instead of the usual numerous lines...

Microsuction is a gentle, safe and dry ear cleaning method preferred by Audiologists, GP’s and ENT specialist doctors. Whilst it is normal for ears to contain wax and to be capable of self-cleaning, the ears can become subjected to becoming...

Are you looking to introduce or increase the benefits of employee wellness in your organisation? Employee wellness programs increase healthy behaviour and curb the risk of lifestyle related disease.  In the conclusion of the Rand Health Quarterly Workplace Wellness Program...

Whilst Spring has commenced we are still reminding Geelong residents to remain vigilant by protecting themselves and others from spreading the flu and cold virus.  If you are still experiencing or feel that  you may have the flu we still...

about the new cervical screening test? If your test is “normal” only has to be done every 5 years between the ages of 25-74. When did you last have a Pap smear? cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death...