The Grange Family Medical Centre
Port Macquarie General Practitioners
Drs Adam & Debra King’s daughter Sarah thanking the CEO of the Port Macquarie Private Hospital.
The hospital sponsored the 12 year old girls Mid North Coast football team who won the Kanga Cup, a national soccer competition in Canberra.
Sarah King & Connir Porter the CEO of Port Macquarie Private Hospital
Our last day for 2018 will be Monday, 24th December
The clinic will reopen on Wednesday, 2nd January 2019 at 8am
Please make sure all of your scripts are up to date as not all of the Doctors will be available on their usual days over December/January
The Grange Family Medical Centre would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy & Safe New Year
We would like to thank the patients of The Grange Family Medical Centre who volunteered their time with the visiting medical students this year.
We received the coveted Community Medicine award for our efforts from the University of New South Wales
A big THANK YOU from the team here at The Grange Family Medical Centre
Rural Clinical School Community Medicine award 2018
Dr Adam King is working hard helping the people of Solomon Islands. He is a medical volunteer providing medical care to men, women and children who don’t have regular access to a Doctor.
We welcome Dr Courtney Smith to the team at the Grange Family Medical Centre.
Courtney was raised on the Mid North Coast where her love for the coastal lifestyle was born. She undertook half of her university degree in Port Macquarie and has spent the remainder of her professional education to date in Sydney and London.
Courtney’s special interests include paediatrics, global health & tropical medicine. She loves the outdoors & to travel. Courtney is excited to join the practice and immerse herself within the local community.
ABOUT 100 walkers came together in Port Macquarie on November 25 to raise awareness and spread the word about prevention of diabetes.
About 280 people across Australia are diagnosed with diabetes every day.
Among those are children and young adults with type 1 and 2 diabetes the most prevalent.
JDRF One Walk organiser Sonia Downie said raising awareness and fundraising for preventative measures are an important part of ensuring the impacts of diabetes are managed.
Five-year-old Matthew Yarnold of Taree developed type 1 diabetes at the age of three.
Since then, he is subject to 4-6 insulin shots every day and up to 10 finger prick checks.
Mum Donna rallied the troops from Taree with more than 20 members of Matthew’s family and friends walking to support the cause.
Anyone wanting more information on diabetes management can contact JK Healthcare on 6583 7717.
Check all the photos from the day on the link below!
Drs Debra & Adam King opened the Long Flat Outreach Clinic 7 years ago. The Doctors at the Clinic are able to assist you with the management of all your general medical needs.
The clinic is located at 5019 Oxley Highway, Long Flat within the General Store and opened Wednesdays & Fridays between 9am – 1pm.
Dr Adam King – Wednesday from 9am
Dr Debra King – Fridays 9am – 1pm
Registered Nurse Fiona Day is available on a Friday for blood tests, wound care, women’s health and immunisations.
Call Long Flat on a Wednesday or Friday on 6587 4446 OR 6584 5244 to make an appointment
The Practice will be closed from 2pm on Friday 22nd December 2017 & re-open on Tuesday, 2nd January 2018 at 8.15am
Please make sure all of your scripts are up to date as not all the Doctors will be available on their usual days over December/January.
The Grange Family Medical Centre wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.