Stirling Lakes Medical Centre 2026: Hours, GP & Bulk Bill

Independent patient guide · Stirling WA · checked 2026

Stirling Lakes Medical Centre: Hours, GP Doctors, Mixed Billing & Booking Guide

Stirling Lakes Medical Centre is listed at Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021. It is a long-running GP clinic in the Stirling/Balcatta area, with public listings showing mixed-billing signals.

Use this guide to call the right clinic, check opening-hour conflicts, understand bulk-billing questions, choose the right appointment path, prepare for GP services, and avoid booking through a page that shows no appointments.

(08) 9440 5112 Main phone number shown publicly
1/734 Karrinyup Rd Stirling WA 6021
Mixed billing Do not assume bulk billing only
Weekday clinic Hours vary by public source
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Emergency rule: call 000 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, serious injury, heavy bleeding, severe allergic reaction, poisoning, seizure or any symptom that feels life-threatening.
Fast answer first

Quick Answer: Phone, Address, Hours and Bulk-Bill Reality

Phone (08) 9440 5112 Use this first for appointments, fees, doctor availability and opening-hour confirmation.
Address Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road Stirling WA 6021. Some directories may also label the area as Balcatta.
Billing Mixed billing signal Healthdirect shows mixed billing, so confirm bulk-billing eligibility before booking.
Booking Call or official IPN route Healthengine profile says no appointments are listed there.
Important correction: because Healthdirect lists the clinic as mixed billing, the safe wording is not “bulk billing only.” Say: bulk billing may depend on doctor, patient type and appointment type—call first.
Avoid wrong Stirling result

Is This the Correct Stirling Lakes Medical Centre?

“Stirling medical centre” can show multiple clinics in different suburbs and states. This article is specifically for Stirling Lakes Medical Centre at 1/734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA.

Search result Correct address Phone Use this if…
Stirling Lakes Medical Centre
This article focus
Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021 (08) 9440 5112 You need the GP clinic near Karrinyup Road in Stirling/Balcatta WA.
Nova Medical Centre Stirling
Nearby different clinic
Unit 2, 31 Cedric Street, Stirling WA 6021 Different clinic phone Use only if your booking/doctor says Nova Medical Centre.
MedOne Medical Centre Stirling
Nearby different clinic
Shop T12, 732 Karrinyup Road, Balcatta WA 6021 Different clinic phone Use only if your appointment confirmation says MedOne.
Stirling GP / Stirling Medical Centre
Other states/countries
May refer to SA, VIC or overseas clinics Not the WA clinic phone Do not mix hours, fees or phone numbers into this WA article.
Trust rule: match the clinic name, phone and address together: Stirling Lakes Medical Centre, (08) 9440 5112, 1/734 Karrinyup Road.
Clickable micro-steps

How to Book Stirling Lakes Medical Centre

Public listings point to the IPN clinic website, but Healthengine says there are no appointments listed on its profile. For practical users, the safest path is to call reception or use the official IPN clinic page if it shows a live booking option.

Confirm you are on the right clinic page. Check for Stirling Lakes Medical Centre, Unit 1 / 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021.
Call if no online slots appear. The Healthengine profile says no appointments are available there, so do not rely on that page for live booking.
Ask whether the appointment is standard, long or procedure-related. Use longer or phone-confirmed bookings for multiple issues, skin procedures, mental health, paperwork, travel vaccines, Q fever/yellow fever questions or complex care.
Confirm the fee before locking it in. Since Healthdirect lists mixed billing, ask whether your doctor bulk bills your appointment type or charges a private fee.
Bring Medicare and payment backup. Bring Medicare card, concession card if relevant, payment card, medication list, results/referrals and your appointment confirmation.
Booking script: “Hi, I’m booking Stirling Lakes Medical Centre at 1/734 Karrinyup Road. Is this a standard GP appointment, do I need a longer appointment, and will this be bulk billed or privately billed?”
Hours with honest warning

Stirling Lakes Medical Centre Opening Hours

Public sources show the centre as a weekday clinic, but exact closing times differ between listings. Use this table as a planning guide and phone first before travelling, especially late afternoon or if you are relying on walk-in availability.

Monday
About 8:00am–5:30/6:30pm
Tuesday
About 8:00am–6:00/6:30pm
Wednesday
About 8:00am–5:00/6:00pm
Thursday
About 8:00am–6:00/6:30pm
Friday
About 8:00am–4:30/6:00pm
Saturday
Usually not listed
Sunday
Usually not listed
Best time to call Weekday morning Use for fee, booking, doctor roster and service questions.
Late afternoon Call before travelling Closing times vary by source and may depend on doctor roster.
Weekend care Use after-hours route Weekend hours are not consistently listed for this clinic.
Article wording tip: do not publish one exact hours table as “guaranteed” unless the official IPN page currently confirms it. Safer wording: weekday opening with varying public closing-time signals—call first.
Bulk bill vs mixed billing

Does Stirling Lakes Medical Centre Bulk Bill?

Healthdirect lists Stirling Lakes Medical Centre as mixed billing. That means some patients or appointment types may be bulk billed, while others may have a private fee. The clinic should be called before booking if cost matters.

Public billing signal Mixed billing Not safe to say “bulk billing only.”
Best fee check Call reception Ask before booking if you need no out-of-pocket cost.
Bring anyway Medicare card Needed for any Medicare billing or rebate process.
Backup Payment card Useful if private fee, procedure fee or consumable fee applies.
Appointment / patient situation Safe billing answer Ask this before booking
Standard GP consult with Medicare May be bulk billed or privately billed depending on doctor and policy. “Will this exact GP consult be bulk billed?”
New patient appointment Fee may differ from existing-patient appointments. “Is there a new-patient fee or private billing rule?”
Long consult or multiple issues May attract a different fee or need a longer appointment. “Should I book a long consult, and what is the fee?”
Skin procedure, minor surgery or vasectomy-related care Procedure fees commonly need confirmation. “Is this consultation/procedure privately billed?”
Travel vaccine, Q fever or yellow fever vaccination question Vaccine stock, eligibility and cost may differ from GP consult fee. “Do you provide this vaccine and what is the total cost?”
Allied health, dentistry, psychology or specialist service Separate provider fees may apply. “Is this booked through the GP clinic or a separate provider?”
No Medicare card Private fee likely applies. “What is the private patient fee and payment method?”
Workers compensation, insurance or medical forms Non-standard fee rules may apply. “Can this be billed to Medicare, or do I pay privately?”
Exact fee script: “I saw mixed billing listed online. I have a Medicare card. Will my appointment be bulk billed, what out-of-pocket fee could apply, and does the doctor I choose bill differently?”
Interactive decision helper

Book, Call First, Confirm Fee, Use After-Hours or 000?

This tool does not diagnose. It helps users choose the safest next step based on billing uncertainty, appointment type and urgency.

Choose the options above. Your booking, billing or urgent-care guidance will appear here.
Service-by-service guide

GP Services and Appointment Types at Stirling Lakes Medical Centre

Public profiles describe Stirling Lakes Medical Centre as a GP clinic with long-running family healthcare. Treat special services as call-first items because fee, practitioner and room availability can vary.

Family GP care

General practice, family health, children’s health, men’s health, women’s health, check-ups, referrals and routine follow-up.

Standard GP route

Preventive care

Health checks, screening conversations, chronic disease review and ongoing GP management.

Ask appointment length

Women’s and men’s health

Public profiles list women’s health and men’s health as areas of care. Ask for the right doctor or appointment type.

Book GP or call

Children’s health

Child and adolescent health is listed in public profiles. Bring Medicare card, immunisation record and any school/daycare paperwork.

Bring records

Skin / minor procedures

Public profiles mention minor surgical procedures and skin-related care. Fees and appointment timing should be confirmed before booking.

Call first

Vaccine-related services

WA health vaccination-provider documents list Stirling Lakes for Q fever/yellow fever related provider lists. Call to confirm current availability, stock and eligibility.

Confirm stock

Vasectomy-related appointments

A Perth vasectomy provider lists Stirling Lakes as one clinic location. Use the provider’s instructions and ask the clinic for Dr-specific availability.

Special pathway

Allied health / dental / psychology

Some public profiles mention other specialties, but they may be separate providers or outdated directory categories. Confirm directly.

Verify before publishing

Medical forms and workplace care

Insurance, workplace, driver, pre-employment or compensation forms are non-standard and should be confirmed by phone.

Fee may apply
If you need… Best route Ask this first
One simple GP issue Call or use the official clinic page if booking is live. “Is this a standard appointment and what is the fee?”
Multiple issues or complex care Call and ask for a longer appointment. “How much time should I book?”
Need bulk billing Call before booking. “Do you bulk bill this doctor and appointment type?”
Skin procedure or minor surgery Call before booking. “Is there a procedure fee or room fee?”
Travel / Q fever / yellow fever vaccine Call first. “Do you currently provide this vaccine and what does it cost?”
After-hours or weekend care Use 000 for emergencies or Healthdirect for advice. “Can this wait for a weekday GP appointment?”
Doctor list context

GP Doctors Listed Publicly for Stirling Lakes Medical Centre

Public booking/profile pages list multiple doctors at Stirling Lakes Medical Centre. Doctor availability can change, so use the list as a starting point only and call reception for current rosters.

Listed GP Dr Martin Coopes Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Robert Cullingford Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr John Edwards Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Laurence Fisher Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Maria Ingram Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Genevieve Robbins Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Sherine Silva Shown on public profile pages.
Listed GP Dr Hayley Wicks Shown on public profile pages.
Doctor-choice script: “Which doctors are taking bookings this week, who is accepting new patients, and does the billing policy change depending on the doctor I choose?”
When the clinic is closed

After-Hours Help and When to Use 000

Emergency 000 Use for life-threatening symptoms, serious injuries or sudden severe deterioration.
Healthdirect 1800 022 222 24-hour registered nurse advice when unsure and symptoms are not life-threatening.
Clinic next step Call during weekday hours Use reception for fees, bookings, results, scripts and doctor availability.
Safety rule: if the issue is urgent and dangerous, do not wait for a weekday appointment. Use 000 or urgent care/emergency services.
Location and preparation

Address, Map and What to Bring

Use the full address: Stirling Lakes Medical Centre, Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021. If maps label the suburb as Balcatta, check that the street address and phone still match.

Correct map query 1/734 Karrinyup Road Use clinic name plus street address to avoid wrong Stirling results.
Billing preparation Medicare + payment card Mixed billing means both may be needed.
Accreditation signal Accredited GP practice National register lists accreditation through 21 July 2029.

Bring this to avoid delays

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Medicare card
Needed if your appointment is bulk billed or Medicare-rebated.
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Payment card
Needed if mixed billing, private fees or procedure costs apply.
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Photo ID
Useful for new-patient and identity checks.
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Medication list
Include dose, allergies and recent changes.
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Results/referrals
Bring pathology, imaging, specialist letters or discharge notes.
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Concession/DVA card
Bring if you expect a different billing arrangement.
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Vaccine history
Important for travel, Q fever or yellow fever vaccination questions.
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Issue list
Ask for a long consult if more than one issue needs care.
Avoid these mistakes

Common Mistakes Before Booking Stirling Lakes Medical Centre

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Writing “bulk billing only” when Healthdirect lists the clinic as mixed billing.
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Using Healthengine as if it has live appointments when the profile says no appointments are listed there.
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Copying hours from one directory without noting that public hours conflict.
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Confusing Stirling Lakes Medical Centre with Nova Medical Centre Stirling or MedOne Medical Centre Stirling.
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Booking a standard GP slot for skin procedures, vaccine clinics, forms or complex care without calling first.
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Using routine GP booking for emergency symptoms instead of calling 000.
Official and trusted sources

Sources to Check Before You Travel

Use these links after reading the practical guide above, so you know exactly what to verify: phone, billing, hours, doctor availability, booking status and emergency advice.

Official IPN clinic page

Use for the clinic’s direct official page and any live booking or updated practice information shown there.

Open official IPN clinic page
Healthdirect listing/search result

Use for address confirmation, mixed-billing signal and nearby clinic comparisons.

Open Healthdirect Stirling GP search
Healthengine profile

Use as a secondary profile for doctor names and hours, but note it says no appointments are listed there.

Open Healthengine profile
Accredited GP register

Use to verify the practice accreditation listing and expiry date.

Open accreditation register
WA Q fever vaccination provider list

Use as a secondary source for phone/location if checking Q fever vaccination provider context.

Open WA Q fever list
Healthdirect 24-hour advice

Use when symptoms are not life-threatening but you are unsure what level of care is needed.

Open healthdirect helpline info
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FAQ

FAQ: Stirling Lakes Medical Centre Hours, GP Doctors and Bulk Billing

What is Stirling Lakes Medical Centre phone number?

The public phone number shown for Stirling Lakes Medical Centre is (08) 9440 5112.

Where is Stirling Lakes Medical Centre located?

Stirling Lakes Medical Centre is listed at Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021. Some directories may also describe the area as Balcatta, so match the street address and phone number.

Is Stirling Lakes Medical Centre bulk billed?

Healthdirect lists Stirling Lakes Medical Centre as mixed billing. That means some appointments may be bulk billed and others may have a private fee. Call reception before booking if cost matters.

What are Stirling Lakes Medical Centre opening hours?

Public sources show weekday opening, but exact closing times vary. Planning signals include Monday to Friday opening from around 8am, with different closing times by day and source. Call before travelling, especially late afternoon.

Is Stirling Lakes Medical Centre open on weekends?

Weekend hours are not consistently listed in public sources. Treat it as a weekday clinic unless reception or the official clinic page confirms weekend availability.

Can I book Stirling Lakes Medical Centre on Healthengine?

The Healthengine profile says no appointments are listed there. Use the official IPN clinic page if a live booking option is shown, or call (08) 9440 5112.

Which doctors are listed at Stirling Lakes Medical Centre?

Public profiles list doctors including Dr Martin Coopes, Dr Robert Cullingford, Dr John Edwards, Dr Laurence Fisher, Dr Maria Ingram, Dr Genevieve Robbins, Dr Sherine Silva and Dr Hayley Wicks. Availability can change, so confirm with reception.

Is Stirling Lakes Medical Centre accredited?

The Australian Commission register lists Stirling Lakes Medical Centre as an accredited general practice with accreditation shown through 21 July 2029.

What should I ask before booking?

Ask: “Is this appointment bulk billed or privately billed, do I need a long appointment, is my preferred doctor available, and are there any procedure or vaccine fees?”

Does Stirling Lakes Medical Centre provide travel or Q fever vaccination?

WA vaccination-provider documents include Stirling Lakes Medical Centre in Q fever/yellow fever provider contexts. Call the clinic to confirm current vaccine availability, stock, eligibility and cost.

What should I bring to my GP appointment?

Bring your Medicare card, payment card, photo ID, concession or DVA card if relevant, medication list, allergies, results, referral letters and appointment confirmation.

What should I do after hours?

For emergencies, call 000. For non-life-threatening advice when the clinic is closed, call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222.

Final Patient Summary

Stirling Lakes Medical Centre is at Unit 1, 734 Karrinyup Road, Stirling WA 6021. Call (08) 9440 5112 before booking if you need current hours, doctor availability or fee confirmation.

Because public health listings show mixed billing, do not assume every visit is bulk billed. Ask reception whether your specific doctor, appointment type and patient category are bulk billed or privately billed. For emergencies, call 000.