High St Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Last checked: October 2026Page type: Independent clinic guideClinic: High Street Medical ClinicLocation: Prahran VIC 3181
High St Medical Clinic 2026 guide

If you are searching for High St Medical Clinic in Australia in 2026, the official clinic name is High Street Medical Clinic in Prahran. The practice is at 139 High Street, Prahran VIC 3181, the main phone number is (03) 9510 5500, and the clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm.

The clinic is privately billed. Its current fee schedule, effective 1 July 2026, lists a standard consultation at $106.70, a long consultation at $184.70 and a prolonged consultation at $252.70. Some weekday patients qualify for bulk billing or concession fees, while Saturday appointments attract an additional $15 and do not receive bulk-billing or concession discounts.

Prahran GP • private billing • telehealth • Saturday clinic

High St Medical Clinic: Doctors, Hours & Booking

A patient-first guide to current doctors, consultation fees, weekday bulk-billing eligibility, telehealth, Dorevitch pathology, travel vaccines, Yellow Fever vaccination, iron infusions, new-patient preparation, parking and after-hours care.

139 High Street, PrahranStandard fee $106.70After hours: 13 26 60
Current fee snapshot
$106.70

Standard consultation up to 15 minutes, based on the clinic’s fee schedule effective 1 July 2026.

Standard consult$106.70 total
Long consult$184.70 total
Prolonged consult$252.70 total
Saturday+$15
The current fee page lists Medicare rebates of $45.05, $87.10 and $128.35 respectively for eligible consultations. Fees and rebates can change, so check the clinic’s fee page again before relying on a quoted amount.
Bulk billing & concessions
Weekdays

Bulk billing is limited to listed eligible groups, and the clinic is otherwise private billing.

Age Pension / DVABulk billed
Children 0–5Bulk billed
Care plans / health assessmentsBulk billed
Other eligible concessions / children 6–15$30 gap
Saturday appointments have no discounts or bulk billing according to the current official fee schedule.

📍 High Street Medical Clinic address, phone, email and entrance

High Street Medical Clinic is located at 139 High Street, Prahran VIC 3181. The official contact details list phone (03) 9510 5500, fax (03) 9510 2689 and email reception@hsmc.com.au.

The clinic FAQ gives an especially useful arrival detail: the patient entrance is on the side of the building in St Edmunds Road, next to the patient car park. That can save time for first-time visitors, carers, seniors and families arriving with children.

Official nameHigh Street Medical Clinic
Address139 High Street, Prahran VIC 3181
Fax(03) 9510 2689
EntranceSt Edmunds Road side
After hours13 26 60
Emergency000

⏰ High Street Medical Clinic opening hours in 2026

The clinic’s current official website consistently lists 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Saturday, and closed Sunday and public holidays. Doctor rosters and appointment availability can be narrower than the building’s general opening hours.

DayClinic hoursPractical note
Monday–Friday8:00 am – 6:00 pmStandard GP, telehealth, procedure and nursing availability depends on the roster.
Saturday8:00 am – 1:00 pm$15 additional appointment fee; official fee page says no discounts or bulk billing Saturday.
SundayClosedUse the clinic’s after-hours arrangement or urgent/emergency pathways when needed.
Public holidaysClosedCheck the clinic site if a holiday period may affect nearby days.

✅ How to book High St Medical Clinic

The clinic has its own online booking page and also appears on Healthengine. For the cleanest booking path, start with the official booking page or call reception. A standard appointment is generally 15 minutes and intended for one issue; if you have several concerns, need paperwork or expect a complex review, request a longer appointment.

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Choose the right consultation length

Use a standard appointment for one straightforward issue. Choose a longer appointment for multiple concerns, forms, care planning or other reviews that need extra time.

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Use the official online booking page or phone

Online availability changes by doctor. If you cannot find the appointment type or GP you need, call reception on (03) 9510 5500.

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New patients should allow extra time

The clinic says a first visit is usually booked as a 30-minute appointment. Submit the new-patient form before the visit when possible and bring photo ID, Medicare and any concession cards.

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Check the fee before a special service

Procedures, nurse appointments and some vaccines have separate or variable fees, so ask reception about the full amount before booking.

💳 High Street Medical Clinic fees, Medicare rebates and bulk billing

The clinic’s fee schedule effective 1 July 2026 is the best current source for pricing. It supersedes older public listings that still show a $104 standard consultation. The clinic is private billing, although specific weekday patient groups are bulk billed and other listed groups receive a concession fee.

AppointmentTotal costMedicare rebate listedOut-of-pocket listed
New patient consult up to 30 min$106.70–$184.70$45.05–$87.10$61.65–$97.60
Standard consultation up to 15 min$106.70$45.05$61.65
Long consultation up to 30 min$184.70$87.10$97.60
Prolonged consultation 30+ min$252.70$128.35$124.35
Saturday appointmentUsual fee + $15Check eligibilityNo clinic discounts / bulk billing Saturday

Who is bulk billed on weekdays?

Bulk billing listed

  • Age Pension card holders
  • DVA card holders
  • Children aged 0–5 years
  • Chronic Condition Care Plans and Health Assessments

$30 out-of-pocket concession listed

  • Other Pension card holders
  • Health Care Card holders
  • Commonwealth Seniors Card holders
  • Children aged 6–15 years
Saturday exceptionThe official July 2026 fee page says an additional $15 applies on Saturday and no discounts or bulk billing are available. Confirm the exact total when booking.

👥 High Street Medical Clinic doctors in Prahran

The official doctors page states that High Street Medical Clinic is a privately owned clinic providing administrative and nursing support to independent GPs who practise there. The current official roster lists the following doctors; live appointment availability should still be checked on the booking page or by phone.

Doctors currently listed by the clinicPatient action
Dr Jesse Hunt, Dr Gavin Tan, Dr Jessica Chan, Dr Wendy YeongCheck live sessions and consultation type before booking.
Dr Guy Unmack, Dr Paul Harms, Dr Zulfia Tyncherov, Dr Maryann SpottiswoodUse the official booking page for current availability.
Dr Allan Huynh, Dr Audrey Ting, Dr Anna Currant, Dr Benjamin FreemanCall reception if a specific GP or longer appointment is not visible online.
Dr Sue Cherian, Dr Suzanne Field, Dr Joy Allinson, Dr Jonathan GilliesConfirm roster and fee for your appointment type.
Schema note for this pageThis article does not mark the listed doctors as clinic employees. The clinic itself describes them as independent GPs, so the structured data keeps the clinic entity separate from the doctor roster.

🩺 Services available at High Street Medical Clinic

The clinic’s current services pages list a broad range of GP and procedural care. Availability can depend on the doctor, appointment length, equipment, nurse support and whether a separate fee applies.

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General medicine

Family medicine, paediatrics, preventive care, asthma, diabetes and everyday GP concerns.

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Skin & mole checks

Skin cancer assessment, mole checks and related minor procedures are listed by the clinic.

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Women’s health

Women’s health services, IUD insertion/removal and shared maternity care are listed.

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Men’s health

General men’s health, prevention and chronic-condition care are part of clinic services.

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Mental health

GP mental health consultations and care-planning support are available.

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Seniors health

75+ health assessments and aged-care related general practice services are listed.

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Travel vaccines

Travel medicine includes destination advice and Yellow Fever vaccination.

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Iron infusions

Iron infusion services are provided with pre-procedure assessment and monitoring.

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Ear microsuction

Ear microsuction is listed among current clinic services.

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Minor procedures

Minor surgery and procedures are available; ask reception about preparation and cost.

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Chronic condition management

Ongoing GP care plans and chronic-condition management are listed.

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Allied health access

The clinic also hosts or coordinates allied-health services; GP referral may be required for some providers.

🧪 Dorevitch pathology at High Street Medical Clinic

The clinic has an on-site Dorevitch Pathology collection service. The dedicated pathology page currently lists Monday to Friday 8:00 am–3:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am–12:00 pm, with Sunday and public holidays closed. It says an appointment is not required for collection: patients take a number and wait for the collector.

The clinic’s homepage still shows weekday pathology hours ending at 4:00 pm, so the two official pages are not perfectly aligned. Because the dedicated pathology page is the service-specific source, this guide uses its 3:00 pm weekday closing time and recommends confirming the time before a late-afternoon visit.

Pathology dayDedicated pathology pagePatient note
Monday–Friday8:00 am – 3:00 pmConfirm late-day collection time if arriving near closing.
Saturday9:00 am – 12:00 pmCollection hours are shorter than clinic opening hours.
Sunday / public holidaysClosedUse another collection centre if testing cannot wait.
Results timingThe clinic’s pathology page says many results return to the doctor within 24–48 hours, while specialised tests may take longer. Book or follow the GP’s instructions for discussing results rather than assuming a normal result from silence.

📱 Telehealth at High Street Medical Clinic

The clinic offers telehealth appointments and directs booked patients to its telehealth waiting room. The July 2026 fee page says normal consultation fees apply to in-clinic, video and phone appointments, and that Medicare rebates for telehealth are available to eligible patients who have had a face-to-face consultation in the previous 12 months.

Before booking telehealth

  • Book the appointment first; the waiting room is for scheduled telehealth visits.
  • Confirm whether your concern is suitable for phone/video rather than examination.
  • Check Medicare rebate eligibility and the expected out-of-pocket fee.

Choose in-person care when needed

  • Procedures, physical examination, injections and wound care generally require attendance.
  • If symptoms may be critical or life threatening, use emergency pathways rather than waiting for routine telehealth.

✈️ Travel vaccines and Yellow Fever vaccination

High Street Medical Clinic operates a travel vaccine service and states that it provides Yellow Fever vaccination as an approved Yellow Fever vaccination centre. The travel clinic also lists advice and vaccines for diseases such as hepatitis A and B, typhoid, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and meningococcal disease, depending on destination and individual risk.

Travel vaccination costs can differ because the clinic notes that vaccines outside the National Immunisation Schedule may have separate fees. Book early enough for a GP to review your destination, health history and vaccine timing, and ask reception which vaccine costs are additional.

🧾 New patients, cancellations, scripts and results

High Street Medical Clinic says it welcomes new patients. A first visit is usually booked as a 30-minute appointment so the GP has time to review medical and family history. Patients can submit the registration form online or arrive early to complete it.

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First appointment

Bring photo ID, Medicare card and any government concession cards that may affect billing.

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Transfer records

Ask reception for the clinic form if you want records transferred from a previous practice.

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Cancellation notice

The clinic asks for at least 2 hours’ notice where possible.

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Missed appointment fee

The FAQ lists $50 for a missed standard appointment and 50% of the fee for a missed long/procedure appointment.

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Scripts & referrals

The clinic generally asks patients to book a consultation; doctor-approved scripts/referrals outside a consultation may attract a $35 non-rebatable fee.

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Test results

Most results are described as returning within 2–7 days; patients are usually asked to book with the doctor to discuss them.

🚑 After-hours and emergency care

When the clinic is closed, High Street Medical Clinic says it has an arrangement with Doctor Doctor for non-emergency after-hours care in the home. The listed phone number is 13 26 60. For a medical emergency, the clinic instructs patients to call 000.

SituationAccess pointContact
Routine issue during clinic hoursHigh Street Medical Clinic(03) 9510 5500 or official booking page
Non-emergency care after hoursDoctor Doctor arrangement13 26 60
Critical or life-threatening emergencyEmergency services000
Emergency warningIf an illness or injury is critical or life threatening, do not wait for a routine clinic appointment or telehealth slot. Call Triple Zero (000).

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❓ High St Medical Clinic FAQs

High Street Medical Clinic is at 139 High Street, Prahran VIC 3181. The clinic FAQ says the patient entrance is on the St Edmunds Road side of the building next to the patient car park.
The official clinic phone number is (03) 9510 5500. The clinic also lists fax (03) 9510 2689 and email reception@hsmc.com.au.
The clinic lists Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, and Sunday and public holidays closed.
The clinic’s fee schedule effective 1 July 2026 lists a standard consultation up to 15 minutes at $106.70, with a listed Medicare rebate of $45.05 and an out-of-pocket amount of $61.65 for eligible patients.
The clinic is private billing but lists weekday bulk billing for Age Pension and DVA card holders, children aged 0–5 years, and Chronic Condition Care Plans and Health Assessments. Saturday appointments are not bulk billed under the current fee schedule.
The official doctors page currently lists 16 independent GPs: Dr Jesse Hunt, Dr Gavin Tan, Dr Jessica Chan, Dr Wendy Yeong, Dr Guy Unmack, Dr Paul Harms, Dr Zulfia Tyncherov, Dr Maryann Spottiswood, Dr Allan Huynh, Dr Audrey Ting, Dr Anna Currant, Dr Benjamin Freeman, Dr Sue Cherian, Dr Suzanne Field, Dr Joy Allinson and Dr Jonathan Gillies.
Yes. The clinic offers phone and video consultations. Normal consultation fees apply, and the July 2026 fee page says Medicare rebates for telehealth are available to eligible patients who have had a face-to-face consultation in the previous 12 months.
Yes. Dorevitch Pathology operates on site. The dedicated pathology page lists Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The clinic homepage still shows a 4:00 pm weekday pathology close, so confirm before a late visit.
Yes. The clinic has a travel vaccine service and states that it is an approved Yellow Fever vaccination centre. Vaccine fees can vary, so confirm cost and availability when booking.
For non-emergency after-hours care, the clinic lists Doctor Doctor on 13 26 60. For a critical or life-threatening medical emergency, call 000.

🔗 Official & supporting sources

Clinic-specific facts on this page were checked against the practice’s own current pages first. Supporting sources were used for accreditation and booking cross-checks. Where two official clinic pages differ, the article says so rather than silently choosing the more convenient number.

Independent medical information disclaimer: medicalclinic-centre.org is an independent information website and is not High Street Medical Clinic. This page was rechecked in October 2026 and is for general information only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnose symptoms, guarantee appointment availability, or guarantee that a quoted fee, rebate, doctor roster, pathology time or service remains unchanged after publication. Confirm final details with the clinic. For a critical or life-threatening emergency, call 000.