Glenroy Medical Centre GP, Online Doctor, Bulk Billing, Hours & Appointments
If you searched for Glenroy Medical Centre, you probably want one of four things fast: the phone number, GP appointment booking, online doctor or telephone consult options, and whether the clinic bulk bills. This guide brings those answers together with the official address, opening hours, service list, billing notes, booking links, local visit tips and a map so you can decide the next step without jumping between five different websites.
Choose your task first. This quick finder is useful for people looking for a GP in Glenroy, an online doctor appointment, bulk billing clinic, test result follow-up, telephone consult, travel vaccination, women’s health, men’s health or chronic disease care.
🩺 Book a GP appointment at Glenroy Medical Centre
Best route: use the official website booking button, Healthengine or HotDoc, or call 03 9306 8880.
Before booking: choose the right appointment type, doctor, Medicare status and consult style.
Patient tip: for forms, procedures, skin checks or multiple issues, ask whether a longer appointment is needed.
Glenroy Medical Centre Quick Facts for Patients
Glenroy Medical Centre is a GP clinic at 1 Post Office Place, Glenroy VIC 3046. The official clinic site lists the phone number as 03 9306 8880, fax as 03 9304 3170, and email as info@glenroymedicalcentre.com.au.
The clinic describes itself as a family-friendly GP clinic, open 7 days a week, with experienced general practitioners and nurses. Healthdirect also lists it as a GP general practice and notes appointment access, bulk billing information and online booking routes.
What This Glenroy Medical Centre Guide Covers
What Are Glenroy Medical Centre Hours, Phone and Address?
Glenroy Medical Centre is located at 1 Post Office Place, Glenroy VIC 3046. The official contact page lists the phone number as 03 9306 8880, fax as 03 9304 3170, and email as info@glenroymedicalcentre.com.au.
Regular opening hours are listed as Monday to Friday 8am–10pm, Saturday 8am–5pm, and Sunday 10am–5pm. The contact page also lists public holiday hours as 9am–3pm and Christmas Day closed.
Phone: 03 9306 8880
Fax: 03 9304 3170
Email: info@glenroymedicalcentre.com.au
1 Post Office Place, Glenroy VIC 3046
This is the address listed on the official site and Healthdirect service profile.
Mon–Fri: 8am–10pm
Sat: 8am–5pm
Sun: 10am–5pm
Public holidays: 9am–3pm listed.
Christmas Day: closed listed.
How Do You Book a GP at Glenroy Medical Centre?
You can book by calling 03 9306 8880 or using online booking routes shown by the clinic and booking platforms. The clinic site references online appointment options, while Healthdirect and Healthengine show appointment booking access.
Before you book, choose the right appointment type. A quick repeat script is not the same as a new mental health concern, chronic disease review, women’s health procedure, skin check or travel vaccination appointment.
Choose the right appointment type
Pick standard GP, phone consult, procedure, immunisation, women’s health, men’s health, chronic disease, skin check or travel health if the booking system offers those options.
Check doctor-specific billing and availability
Some billing notes are doctor-specific. Confirm whether your chosen GP bulk bills your appointment type before you finalise.
Bring Medicare and any concession card
Bulk billing eligibility normally depends on Medicare and appointment type. Bring your Medicare card, concession card, DVA card or private insurance details if relevant.
Cancel early if you cannot attend
The official fees page mentions a cancellation/non-attendance policy with a $20 fee if an appointment is not cancelled 2 hours prior.
Does Glenroy Medical Centre Offer Online Doctor or Phone Consults?
Online booking and phone consultation options are listed through the clinic’s booking ecosystem and Healthengine profile. The official fees page also mentions telephone consult billing notes, which means patients should check eligibility before assuming a phone consult is free.
A phone consult can be useful for simple follow-up, results discussion, medication review, repeat referrals or non-urgent advice. It is not a safe replacement for chest pain, breathing trouble, stroke symptoms, serious injury or a condition that needs a physical examination.
Best for: new symptoms, examinations, procedures, vaccinations, skin checks, abdominal pain, injuries and forms requiring physical assessment.
Best for: follow-up, simple advice, results discussion, chronic care review and medication questions when a physical exam is not needed.
Best for: severe symptoms, breathing trouble, chest pain, stroke signs, major injury, severe bleeding or immediate danger. Call emergency services.
Is Glenroy Medical Centre Bulk Billing?
Glenroy Medical Centre describes itself as a family-friendly bulk billing GP clinic, and Healthdirect lists bulk billing information for Medicare card holders. However, official fee notes and booking pages mention exceptions, so the safest answer is: check the doctor, appointment type and Medicare status before you book.
The official fees page says the clinic is a bulk billing practice except for Dr Fatemeh Derakhshan, and it notes cancellation/non-attendance rules. The contact page also includes a new-patient policy note and private-insurance notes, so patients should confirm the current out-of-pocket cost directly with the clinic.
Bulk billing may apply to eligible Medicare services, but exceptions can apply by doctor or appointment type.
The clinic contact page includes a note about new-patient fees from 16 June. Confirm the current policy before booking.
The official fees page mentions telephone consult billing exceptions. Ask before booking a phone consult.
Private insurance and overseas student rebate rules may apply. Bring your card and confirm acceptance before the visit.
What Services Does Glenroy Medical Centre Provide?
The official services page lists a broad range of GP and para-medical services. These include check-ups, family planning, pap smears, pregnancy tests, IUD insertion/removal, Implanon insertion/removal, ECG heart checks, counselling, vaccinations, minor injuries, stitching cuts, mole and sunspot checks, chronic disease care, travel health and family health.
The clinic also lists onsite pathology through 4Cyte, with pathology hours shown as Monday to Friday 7:30am–4:30pm, Saturday 8am–12pm and Sunday closed. This is useful if your GP orders blood tests or other pathology after your consult.
General check-ups, disease prevention, ECG heart checks, immunisations and travel vaccinations.
Pap smears, contraception advice, pregnancy tests, IUD services, Implanon insertion/removal and breast health support.
Blood pressure, prostate health, erectile dysfunction, anxiety, depression and lung-health support are listed areas.
Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, asthma, cholesterol and chronic medical problem management.
Minor injuries, stitching cuts, ingrown toenail removal, skin checks, mole/sunspot care and liquid nitrogen treatment.
Onsite 4Cyte pathology is listed, with weekday and Saturday hours available on the clinic services page.
How Should You Choose the Right GP Appointment?
The best GP appointment is the one that matches your actual problem, not the shortest available time slot. Glenroy Medical Centre lists multiple doctors and a wide service mix, so matching the appointment type matters.
For example, a standard consult may work for a sore throat or medication review. But skin checks, mental health plans, travel vaccinations, women’s health procedures, chronic disease plans and multiple problems may need extra time or a specific doctor.
Good for: short-term illness, repeat prescriptions, single simple concern and basic follow-up.
Good for: mental health, multiple issues, chronic disease reviews, complex symptoms or forms.
Good for: IUD, Implanon, skin procedures, wound care, ear syringing or minor procedures. Ask about fees first.
How Do Test Results and Doctor Callbacks Work?
The clinic says patients may receive a text message when blood test results are ready, and patients need to call 03 9306 8880 to make an appointment and check results with the doctor. That means “no news” should not always be treated as a full explanation.
The clinic also says telephone enquiries are welcome. For urgent calls, staff may put the call through to the doctor as soon as possible; for non-urgent calls, staff can take details and the doctor may call back in a timely manner.
Ask how your result will be sent
Before leaving the appointment, ask whether results will come by SMS, callback, follow-up appointment or online system.
Book a review if told to follow up
If the clinic asks you to make an appointment, do it promptly. Abnormal or unclear results usually need context.
Do not ignore worsening symptoms
If you feel worse before the result review, call the clinic, use urgent care, or seek emergency help depending on severity.
What Should Glenroy Patients Know Before Visiting?
Glenroy Medical Centre is near Glenroy Station and listed as walking distance from local transport on booking information. Healthengine also notes nearby pathology/pharmacy convenience and onsite parking, which can make same-day GP care easier for local families.
Still, do not assume every service is instant. Vaccinations, procedures, chronic disease plans and forms can require stock, nurse availability, longer consults or doctor-specific booking.
Medicare card, concession card, DVA card, private insurance card, medication list, previous results and referral letters if relevant.
IUD, Implanon, iron infusion, wound dressing, cryotherapy and other procedures may have extra fees or booking rules.
For blood tests, check pathology hours. For urgent GP care, call first and explain the symptom clearly.
If you have five problems, book a longer appointment or ask which issues should be prioritised first.
Official Glenroy Medical Centre Links
Use official and trusted sources for final decisions. Third-party listings help with booking, but fees, hours and policies should always be checked against the clinic or a trusted Australian health directory.
Glenroy Medical Centre
Main clinic website for general information, booking entry points and service overview.
Open Official SiteContact and Hours
Official address, phone, fax, email, regular hours and public holiday note.
Open Contact PageFees
Bulk billing notes, cancellation policy, new patient policy and telephone consult notes.
Open Fees PageServices
Clinic services including GP care, pathology, immunisations, chronic care and women’s health.
Open ServicesHealthdirect Profile
Australian health directory listing for service details, opening times and booking options.
Open HealthdirectHealthengine Booking
Online appointment listing, doctor availability, telehealth notes and booking details.
Open BookingGlenroy Medical Centre Map and Directions
Glenroy Medical Centre is at 1 Post Office Place, Glenroy VIC 3046. Use the map below for orientation, but confirm your appointment time before travelling.
Map Search: Glenroy Medical Centre, 1 Post Office Place
Glenroy Medical Centre FAQs
What is Glenroy Medical Centre phone number?
The official phone number listed for Glenroy Medical Centre is 03 9306 8880. The fax number is 03 9304 3170.
Where is Glenroy Medical Centre located?
Glenroy Medical Centre is located at 1 Post Office Place, Glenroy VIC 3046.
What are Glenroy Medical Centre opening hours?
The official contact page lists Monday to Friday 8am–10pm, Saturday 8am–5pm and Sunday 10am–5pm. Public holiday hours are listed as 9am–3pm, with Christmas Day closed.
Does Glenroy Medical Centre bulk bill?
The clinic describes itself as a bulk billing GP clinic, and Healthdirect lists bulk billing information. However, official fee notes mention exceptions, so confirm your doctor, appointment type and Medicare status before booking.
Can I book an online doctor or phone consult?
Online booking and phone consultation options are listed through the clinic’s booking routes and Healthengine profile. Check whether your appointment type is suitable for telehealth and whether fees apply.
Does Glenroy Medical Centre have onsite pathology?
The official services page lists onsite 4Cyte Pathology, with hours shown as Monday to Friday 7:30am–4:30pm and Saturday 8am–12pm. Sunday is listed as closed.
What services does Glenroy Medical Centre provide?
Services listed include check-ups, family planning, pap smears, pregnancy tests, IUD and Implanon services, ECG, counselling, vaccinations, minor injuries, skin checks, travel health, chronic disease care, men’s health and women’s health.
Medical and Editorial Disclaimer
This page is an independent patient guide and is not the official Glenroy Medical Centre website. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, billing advice or emergency guidance. Clinic hours, doctors, online booking availability, bulk billing rules, private fees, public holiday hours and services can change. Always verify final details with Glenroy Medical Centre, Healthdirect or your booking provider before visiting or paying fees.
Best Way to Use Glenroy Medical Centre in 2026
The fastest way to use Glenroy Medical Centre is to decide your exact need first: in-person GP, online doctor, phone consult, bulk billing check, test result review, pathology, vaccination, women’s health, men’s health or chronic care. Then call 03 9306 8880 or use the official booking options.
For most patients, the biggest mistake is assuming every appointment has the same fee and the same consult type. Check your doctor, Medicare status, appointment length, procedure fee and cancellation rules before booking. That small step can save time, money and stress.