Welcome to Clifton Hill Medical Group

CHMG has a long history. It was established in 1901, and is still located in the same building. Many things have changed in medicine and society since then, but it still plays an important part in the community.  The independent doctors who practice here are dedicated to providing high quality, comprehensive and ethical medical service compassionately to a diverse range of patients. They care for people of all races, beliefs, genders, abilities and circumstances throughout all stages of life.

New patients are welcome.

Clinic Info

Find information about Appointments, Fees and Billing, Medical Certificates, Prescriptions, referrals and more.

Services

The doctors and nurses provide a wide range of services  including Men’s and Women’s health, vaccinations. Click to see our full range of services.

The Team

The administrative staff, nurses and GPs are all working together with the aim of providing excellent care in a welcoming environment.

The Library

The GPs have collected some resources they recommend to their patients. Click here to see the full library of resources.

News

Masks

Wearing masks in the clinic is now voluntary. However, to protect our staff and patients we request that anyone with COUGH, COLD OR FLU SYMPTOMS please let reception know, and we request you wear a mask in the building. Please bring your own mask. Patients with respiratory symptoms may be asked to wait in the covered porch area if possible.

Flu and Shingles Vaccines

Flu vaccines are still available. Shingles vaccine may be available, depending on supply from the government supplier- please check with reception.
These can be given during a normal consultation with your doctor, or by booking an appointment with the nurses.

Free shingles vaccination under the National Immunisation Program (NIP) is available for eligible people most at risk of complications from shingles.
A 2-dose course of Shingrix is available for free for:
– people aged 65 years and over
– First Nations people aged 50 years and over
– immunocompromised people aged 18 years and over with the following medical conditions: haematopoietic stem cell transplant, solid organ transplant, haematological malignancy, advanced or untreated HIV.
If you previously received a free Zostavax shingles vaccine under the NIP, you are not eligible for a free Shingrix vaccine for at least 5 years.

COVID-19

Masks are still required for patients who are suffering any cough, fever or cold symptoms. Please bring a mask with you, and let reception know as soon as you arrive.

Patients who have tested positive to covid can be initially assessed by a TELEPHONE CONSULTATION. Antiviral medication may be appropriate and can be discussed with your doctor if you meet the clinical criteria.

For information about the vaccine and the vaccination program please see Victorian Health Department and Department of Health Vaccination information or the call the vaccine enquiry line 1800 020 080“>1800 020 080 For information about COVID-19 INFECTION  and VACCINATION – see The Library

Online Bookings

We are pleased to offer appointments online BOOK NOW. You can also download the mobile app AMS Connect from your app store that allows you to create and manage your appointments.