Olympic Medical Centre: Women Health, GP & Skin Check

Independent patient guide · Canning Vale WA · 2026

Olympic Medical Centre: Women’s Health, GP Visits, Skin Checks & Booking

This page covers Olympic Medical Centre & Skin Clinic in Canning Vale, Western Australia. The clinic provides general practice care alongside officially listed women’s health, skin checks, biopsies and excisions, shared antenatal care, contraception services, vaccinations, chronic-disease care and other GP services.

For most patients, the quickest route is to use the clinic’s official online-booking page or call (08) 9456 2911. If you specifically need a women’s-health appointment, skin check, procedure, IUD/implant service, longer consultation or fee clarification, calling reception first can help you choose the correct appointment.

Clinic Olympic Medical Centre Canning Vale GP & skin clinic
Address Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit Canning Vale WA 6155
General GP billing Bulk billed for eligible Medicare patients Exceptions apply to some procedures and other services
Main focus GP · Women’s Health · Skin Choose the right appointment before booking
Appointment shortcut Routine GP online; specialised needs by phone when unsure

Online booking is convenient for visible routine appointment types. For skin procedures, contraception procedures, workers compensation, medicals or anything likely to need extra time, reception can confirm the correct booking.

Women’s health Skin checks General practice
Emergency: Olympic Medical Centre is a GP clinic, not an emergency department. For a life-threatening medical emergency in Australia, call Triple Zero (000).
Quick clinic details

Olympic Medical Centre Canning Vale: What to Know First

Phone (08) 9456 2911 Use reception for bookings, longer appointments, fees and service questions.
Address Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit Canning Vale WA 6155.
Online booking Official booking page The clinic links patients to online appointment booking from its own website.
Billing Medicare GP consults bulk billed Procedure, treatment-room and other ineligible service fees may still apply.
Current billing wording matters: Olympic’s current fees page says that from 1 November the centre is fully bulk billed for current Medicare card holders for standard GP consultations. Some older pages on the clinic website still contain earlier “mixed billing Monday–Friday / private billing weekends” wording. For weekend bookings or non-standard services, check the current fee shown when booking or call reception.
Practical appointment steps

How to Book an Olympic Medical Centre GP Appointment

Open the official Olympic Medical Centre booking page. The clinic has a dedicated online-booking page and also appears on Healthengine.
Select the appointment type shown by the booking system. Healthengine currently shows general-practice, skin-cancer and selected allied-health booking categories. Choose only the service that matches your need.
Choose an available practitioner or time if offered. Doctor availability changes. Use the current booking screen rather than relying on an old static roster.
Call instead if you need more time or a specialised appointment. Olympic specifically tells patients to call reception for longer appointments. Calling is also sensible for procedures, skin excisions, IUD/implant services, iron infusions, medicals or billing questions.
Review billing before confirming. Standard GP consultations for eligible Medicare patients are currently described as bulk billed, but procedure fees and other private charges can still apply.
Cancel early if plans change. The official booking and fees pages ask patients to give at least two hours’ notice. Late cancellation or non-attendance can incur a fee.
Need a longer consultation? The clinic says to call (08) 9456 2911 when extra time is required instead of selecting an unsuitable short appointment online.
Medicare and private-fee exceptions

Does Olympic Medical Centre Bulk Bill?

The clinic’s current official fees page states that from 1 November, Olympic Medical Centre is fully bulk billed for current Medicare card holders for standard GP consultations. Healthengine gives the same general message: eligible patients with a valid Medicare card are bulk billed for general consultations.

That does not mean every service is free. The clinic specifically says procedure fees and treatment-room costs may still apply, including examples such as dressings, iron infusions, excisions and other minor procedures. Healthengine also notes private billing for certain ineligible consultations such as fitness-for-work appointments.

Standard GP consultation Bulk billed when eligible Current Medicare card required under the clinic’s present policy.
Procedures Extra fees may apply Dressings, iron infusions, excisions and minor procedures are named as examples.
Other consultations Private billing can apply Fitness-for-work and other ineligible consultations are examples listed in current booking information.
Weekend caution: the clinic’s dedicated online-booking page still states that Saturday and Sunday consultations are privately billed, while the newer fees page says standard GP consultations are fully bulk billed for current Medicare card holders. Because those official pages do not use identical wording, confirm the fee shown for your exact weekend appointment before attending.
Women’s health

Women’s Health at Olympic Medical Centre

Women’s health is specifically supported by the clinic’s public service and practitioner information. Officially listed services include shared antenatal care, IUD insertion and removal, contraceptive implant insertion/removal, general family planning-related care and broader GP support.

Contraception IUD and implant services The clinic lists IUD insertion/removal and contraceptive implant insertion/removal.
Pregnancy care Shared antenatal care Shared antenatal care is listed among Olympic’s services.
General women’s health Current GP team includes relevant interests Several current official practitioner profiles mention women’s health as a special interest.
Book the right appointment: contraception procedures, antenatal care and more complex women’s-health concerns may need a specific practitioner or longer consultation. Call reception before choosing a short routine slot if the booking type is unclear.

If you are comparing another WA clinic with both skin and women’s-health services, the Darch Medical Centre skin-check and women’s-health guide explains a different mixed-billing model and can be useful for comparison.

Skin clinic

Skin Checks, Biopsies and Skin-Cancer Services

Olympic Medical Centre officially lists skin checks, biopsies and excisions. The current team page also includes practitioners whose official profiles specifically describe skin-cancer medicine, dermatology or skin-check interests.

Skin check Dedicated skin-care pathway Healthengine shows a Skin Cancer booking category in addition to general practice.
Biopsy / excision Procedure fees may apply The current bulk-billing policy does not mean all skin procedures are free.
Practitioner choice Use the current team page Skin-focused practitioner availability can change, so check current profiles before booking.
Verified services

What Services Does Olympic Medical Centre List?

Service Officially listed? Best booking approach
General practice / family medicine Yes Online booking may suit routine GP consultations.
Women’s health / contraception Yes Call when you need an IUD, implant procedure or longer consultation.
Skin checks / biopsies / excisions Yes Use the skin booking category or call reception for procedures.
Shared antenatal care Yes Ask reception which current GP and appointment type is appropriate.
Children’s health / childhood vaccination Yes Book the appropriate GP or vaccination appointment.
Chronic disease management Yes Call if care-plan or review timing is unclear.
Travel medicine Yes Ask about appointment type and vaccine availability before attending.
Workers compensation / driving medicals Yes Call first because private fees and paperwork requirements may apply.
Minor surgery Yes Call before booking; procedure fees may apply.
Pathology / blood tests Official site lists on-site pathology Confirm current pathology access and hours before travelling specifically for a blood test.
General practiceRoutine GP appointments can be booked online when visible.
Women’s healthIUD, implant and more complex appointments are better confirmed by reception.
Skin clinicSkin checks, biopsies and excisions are listed; procedure fees can apply.
Children’s healthChildren’s health and childhood vaccination are listed services.
Chronic diseaseManagement plans and reviews are listed.
Occupational medicalsWorkers compensation and driving medicals are listed; private billing may apply.
Nearby Canning Vale option: if you are comparing clinics in the same suburb, see the Queensgate Medical Centre Canning Vale booking and GP guide. It is a separate clinic with its own phone, booking system and billing rules.
Prepare before attending

What to Confirm or Bring Before Your Appointment

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Medicare card
Needed if you expect an eligible GP consultation to be bulk billed.
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Payment method
Useful because procedures, treatment-room items and private services may attract charges.
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Current medicines
Bring an accurate medication and allergy list.
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Relevant reports
The clinic specifically advises bringing relevant letters and test results for longer or complex consultations.
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Work or licence forms
Bring all paperwork for employment, workers compensation or driving medical appointments.
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Interpreter request
The official fees page says interpreter services can be arranged when requested at booking.
Patients travelling from nearby Willetton may also find the Apsley Medical Centre booking and GP guide useful when comparing clinic location, appointment route and billing conditions.
Hours need confirmation

Olympic Medical Centre Opening Hours

Current Healthengine information lists Monday to Friday 7:00am–6:00pm. Some current Healthengine practitioner pages also show Saturday 8:00am–2:00pm. However, the clinic’s older practice-information PDF and separate same-day booking material contain different historical or extended-hours schedules.

Because official and booking sources are not fully consistent about all weekend/extended hours, this article does not present one unqualified seven-day timetable. Check the clinic’s live booking system or call (08) 9456 2911 before travelling, especially on Saturday, Sunday, public holidays or early/late in the day.
Urgent and after-hours care

What If Olympic Medical Centre Is Closed?

Life-threatening Call 000 Do not wait for a GP booking or callback.
Not life-threatening, unsure healthdirect 1800 022 222 Use the national health-advice service when you are unsure where to seek care.
Olympic after-hours Clinic lists an after-hours booking pathway The clinic’s website currently references 1800 238 837 for its after-hours service.
Important: an after-hours GP service is not a substitute for emergency care. If the situation is life-threatening or rapidly worsening, use Triple Zero (000).

Patients south of Canning Vale may also compare the Piara Waters Medical Centre booking guide for another nearby GP option with separate clinic details and booking rules.

Current practitioner roster

Which Doctor Should You Book?

Olympic’s official team page currently lists several GPs with different interests, including women’s health, children’s health, chronic disease care, occupational medicine and skin-cancer medicine. Because practitioner rosters and availability can change, this page does not freeze a long doctor directory.

Women’s health Check current official profiles Current clinic profiles include female practitioners with women’s-health interests.
Skin cancer Dedicated skin-focused practitioners listed The clinic maintains practitioner profiles specifically describing skin-cancer and dermatology work.
Routine GP Use current availability For general practice, choose from current online slots or ask reception for guidance.
Location & directions

Olympic Medical Centre Address and Google Map

Address Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit Canning Vale WA 6155.
Phone (08) 9456 2911 Official contact number.
Fax (08) 9455 6944 Listed on the official contact page.
Address check: use Olympic Medical Centre, Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit, Canning Vale WA 6155. Older third-party listings may still show the clinic’s previous South Street location, so match the current Catalano Circuit address before travelling.
Verification sources

Official Sources Used for This Guide

Olympic Medical Centre official website

Clinic identity, after-hours information and current site navigation.

Open official website
Official contact page

Current Catalano Circuit address, phone and fax.

Open contact page
Official online booking page

Online booking, longer-appointment instruction, weekend-billing wording and cancellation policy.

Open booking page
Official fees page

Current Medicare bulk-billing policy, exceptions, cancellation fee and interpreter information.

Open fees page
Official services page

Skin checks, contraception procedures, chronic disease, medicals, vaccination, travel medicine and other listed services.

Open services page
Healthengine practice profile

Current booking categories, address, GP billing signal, practitioner roster and listed opening times.

Open Healthengine
Checked October 2026: this article prioritises current official clinic pages and flags conflicts instead of silently combining old and new information. Fees, rosters, appointment availability and hours can change, so use the current booking screen or reception for time-sensitive details.
Frequently asked questions

Olympic Medical Centre FAQs

Where is Olympic Medical Centre located?

Olympic Medical Centre is at Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit, Canning Vale WA 6155. Older directory information may show its previous South Street location, so use the Catalano Circuit address.

What is the Olympic Medical Centre phone number?

The current official phone number is (08) 9456 2911.

How do I book Olympic Medical Centre online?

Open the clinic’s official online-booking page and follow the booking link provided there. Healthengine also lists Olympic Medical Centre & Skin Clinic and shows current appointment categories and availability.

Does Olympic Medical Centre bulk bill?

The current official fees page says Olympic Medical Centre is fully bulk billed for current Medicare card holders for standard GP consultations from 1 November. Procedure fees, treatment-room costs and other ineligible services may still be privately billed.

Are weekend appointments bulk billed?

The clinic’s current fees page describes standard GP consultations as bulk billed for current Medicare card holders, but its online-booking page still says Saturday and Sunday consultations are privately billed. Confirm the fee shown for your exact weekend appointment before attending.

Does Olympic Medical Centre offer women’s health?

Yes. Official clinic information lists women’s-health-related care including shared antenatal care, IUD insertion/removal and contraceptive implant insertion/removal, and current practitioner profiles include women’s-health interests.

Can I book a skin check at Olympic Medical Centre?

Yes. The clinic officially lists skin checks, biopsies and excisions, and Healthengine currently shows a Skin Cancer booking category.

Are skin procedures bulk billed?

Do not assume this. The clinic’s current fees page says procedure fees and treatment-room costs may apply, including excisions and other minor procedures. Confirm the expected charge before the appointment.

Can I book a longer GP appointment?

Yes. The clinic specifically asks patients who require a longer appointment to call reception on (08) 9456 2911.

What is the Olympic Medical Centre cancellation policy?

The official booking and fees pages ask patients to cancel at least two hours before the appointment. Late cancellation or failure to attend can result in a cancellation fee, with the current general amount listed as $70, although some appointment types or practitioners may differ.

Does Olympic Medical Centre have pathology?

The official services page lists pathology/blood tests available on site. Confirm current pathology hours before travelling specifically for a blood test because pathology hours can differ from GP clinic hours.

What are Olympic Medical Centre opening hours?

Current Healthengine information lists Monday to Friday 7:00am–6:00pm, and some current practitioner pages show Saturday 8:00am–2:00pm. Other clinic materials contain different weekend or extended-hours information, so check live booking or call reception before travelling outside weekday daytime hours.

Does Olympic Medical Centre offer interpreter support?

The official fees page says interpreter services can be provided for patients and family members who need language assistance. Tell reception when booking if this is required.

What should I do if I need urgent help after hours?

Olympic’s website currently references an after-hours service on 1800 238 837. For a life-threatening emergency, call 000 instead. If you are unsure what level of care you need and the situation is not life-threatening, healthdirect is available on 1800 022 222.

Before You Book

Olympic Medical Centre & Skin Clinic is currently located at Unit 1A, 83–85 Catalano Circuit, Canning Vale WA 6155. Call (08) 9456 2911 or use the clinic’s official online-booking route for GP appointments.

Standard GP consultations are currently described as bulk billed for eligible current Medicare card holders, but procedures and other services can attract private fees. For women’s-health procedures, skin checks/excisions, longer appointments, medicals or weekend fee questions, confirm the appointment type with reception before attending.