Interhealth Clinic Dingley in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Last checked: October 2026 Page type: Independent clinic guide Clinic: InterHealth Medical Clinic Location: Dingley Village VIC 3172
InterHealth Dingley 2026 guide

If you are searching for Interhealth Medical Clinic Dingley, the clinic’s current official information lists 110 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village VIC 3172, reception on 03 9558 2155, online booking through HotDoc, and a current roster of independent GPs and GP registrars.

This October 2026 refresh also corrects two details that have changed since older listings: the clinic’s own website now shows a revised weekly timetable, and its fees page says consultation fees increased from 1 July 2026. Because each consulting doctor is an independent contractor and sets fees, this page does not repeat older fixed private-fee amounts that may no longer be current.

Dingley Village • GP appointments • HotDoc

Interhealth Clinic Dingley in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

A practical local guide to InterHealth Medical Clinic for patients who need current opening hours, doctor names, appointment rules, updated fee guidance, telephone-consult eligibility, home visits, services and after-hours care pathways.

110 Centre Dandenong Rd Appointments required Fees vary by doctor
Current official hours
6 days

The clinic’s current official homepage lists weekday and Saturday sessions, with Sunday and public holidays closed.

Mon / Wed / Thu8:30 am–7:00 pm
Tue / Fri8:30 am–6:00 pm
Saturday9:00 am–1:00 pm
Sunday / public holidaysClosed
Older directory pages show different opening times. For a 2026 visit, use the clinic’s current official timetable or call reception before travelling.
Fee policy update
Ask first

The clinic says fees increased from 1 July 2026 and each independent doctor sets consultation and service fees.

Under 16 / pension cardReduced rate
Medicare rebateReception can process
Telephone rebateEligibility rules apply
Late cancel / no-show$50
Do not rely on an older fixed-fee table. Confirm the doctor’s current private fee and expected Medicare rebate when booking.

📍 InterHealth Medical Clinic Dingley address, phone, email and map

The clinic’s current homepage footer lists InterHealth Medical Clinic, 110 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village VIC 3172, phone 03 9558 2155 and email reception@inter-health.com.au. Healthdirect service listings use the street range 108–110 Centre Dandenong Road; both refer to the Interhealth site in Dingley Village.

One current page on the clinic website contains generic placeholder contact text in its page body, so this guide uses the address, phone and email consistently displayed in the clinic’s homepage/footer and booking links rather than the placeholder text.

ClinicInterHealth Medical Clinic
Official address110 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village VIC 3172
Email is not for confidential medical information The clinic’s patient information page says email is not secure for confidential or medical information and doctors do not respond to patient emails. Use reception or a booked consultation for clinical matters.

⏰ Interhealth Clinic Dingley opening hours in 2026

The current official InterHealth website lists the timetable below. This differs from older directory listings that showed later closing times, so the clinic’s own current schedule is the best source for a 2026 visit.

DayCurrent official hoursPatient note
Monday8:30 am – 7:00 pmCheck HotDoc for the current doctor roster and appointment types.
Tuesday8:30 am – 6:00 pmThe official doctor profile says Dr Stuart Turnbull consults on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Wednesday8:30 am – 7:00 pmTell reception if you need a longer appointment.
Thursday8:30 am – 7:00 pmLonger evening availability is listed, but doctor sessions can differ.
Friday8:30 am – 6:00 pmBook ahead if you want a preferred doctor late in the week.
Saturday9:00 am – 1:00 pmShorter session; confirm fee and doctor availability before attending.
SundayClosedUse after-hours advice or urgent-care pathways when appropriate.
Public holidaysClosedCheck for any special notices before a holiday period.
Why old 8am–8pm listings are not used as the main answer Several older directories and the previous version of this article showed longer hours. The clinic’s current official website now lists the 8:30am opening times and the day-specific 6pm/7pm closing times above.

✅ How to book InterHealth Medical Clinic Dingley

The clinic links directly to HotDoc for online bookings. The official patient information page says appointments are required to see a doctor. If you want a specific doctor or a longer consultation, tell reception when booking. Walk-ins are not accepted except cases the clinic considers emergencies and triages; for a life-threatening emergency, do not walk in—call 000.

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Open the clinic-linked HotDoc page

Use the HotDoc link supplied by InterHealth to see doctors and appointment options currently available online.

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Call for a specific doctor or longer consultation

Tell reception when you need a preferred doctor, a longer consultation, an interpreter, a home-visit request or an appointment type that is not clear online.

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Arrive on time and bring identification

The clinic says late arrivals may not be seen. Be ready to confirm your name, address, phone number, date of birth and Medicare details.

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Cancel at least 4 hours before the appointment

The current fee policy says a $50 non-attendance fee applies when an appointment is cancelled within 4 hours or the patient does not attend.

Healthengine is not the clinic’s main booking pathway Healthengine currently marks its Interhealth practice profile as unverified and shows no appointments. The clinic itself links to HotDoc, so HotDoc or direct reception is the clearer booking route.

💳 InterHealth Medical Clinic fees, Medicare rebates and cancellation charges

The current official fees page says each consulting doctor is an independent contractor and sets their own fees. Fees can vary by doctor, experience and service. The clinic also states that consultation fees increased from 1 July 2026, and it directs patients to reception for current private-fee information.

Patients under 16 and Pension card holders are charged a reduced rate. Reception can process eligible Medicare rebates. All consultation and service fees are payable in full on the day; cash and EFTPOS are accepted and a surcharge may apply.

Fee itemCurrent official positionWhat to confirm
Standard consultationDoctor sets feeAsk reception for the current fee and expected Medicare rebate for your doctor and appointment type.
Patient under 16Reduced rate statedConfirm the reduced fee and whether any additional service charge applies.
Pension card holderReduced rate statedBring the relevant card and confirm the doctor’s current reduced fee.
Telephone appointmentMedicare rule appliesFor a Medicare rebate, the clinic says you generally need to be an existing patient seen face-to-face there within the previous 12 months; otherwise a private fee without rebate may be available.
Procedure / vaccine / additional serviceExtra costs may applyAsk about procedure fees, private vaccines and other non-consultation charges before the service.
Late cancellation / no-show$50Give at least 4 hours notice. Existing unpaid non-attendance fees may need payment before another appointment is booked.
Medical-record transfer$50 may applyA written request and signed consent are required; ask whether the administrative transfer fee applies.
Older fixed private fees may now be outdated The previous June 2026 article included fixed dollar amounts. The clinic’s current page explicitly says fees increased from 1 July 2026 and now asks patients to contact reception for updated private fees, so this refresh removes the old amounts instead of presenting them as current.

👥 InterHealth Medical Clinic Dingley doctors in 2026

The official InterHealth homepage currently presents the following independent doctors and GP registrars as consulting from the clinic. Doctor rosters can change, so use the live HotDoc page or call reception before travelling for a particular practitioner.

Doctor listed on official siteRole / qualifications shownAreas or booking note shown online
Caoimhe BarnesGP RegistrarWomen’s health, paediatrics/adolescent health, sexual health, preventative care and chronic disease management.
Dr Allena McMenaminGP Registrar; DRANZCOG, MD, BBioMedSc, GDCHWomen’s health, antenatal care, paediatrics, aged care, family planning and mental health.
Dr Sugeeshwara (Sugi) SiyagunaGP; MBBS, FRACGP, BSc (Biomed)Occupational medicine; official profile also describes him as a Railway Authorised Health Practitioner.
Dr Marion TisseraGP; FRACGP, MBBS (Hons), BMedSci (Hons)Women’s and children’s health, family planning, procedural medicine, skin checks and preventative care; English and Sinhalese listed.
Dr John LangeGP; MBBS, FAFOEM, Dip Occ HealthAged care, occupational health, musculoskeletal medicine, addiction medicine and skin checks.
Dr Stuart TurnbullGP; MBBS, MRO, BMedSc, GDOEHOccupational medicine, preventative medicine and injury management. Official profile says he is at the clinic Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Dr Rob SchoenmakersGP; DCH, MBBS, FRACGPMen’s health, skin medicine/surgery, musculoskeletal medicine, preventative health, paediatrics and mental health.
Dr Steven PhanGP RegistrarChildren’s health, chronic disease management, preventative health and geriatric health.
Dr Maneesha De SilvaGP; MBBS, FRACGPThe official page lists the doctor, but its biography text appears internally inconsistent; use HotDoc or reception for current profile details.
Dr Steven KayeGP; GAICD, MBBS, FRACGPGeriatric health, cardiovascular health, diabetes management and occupational health; official site says call to book.
Dr Tracey MolloyGP; MBBS, FRACGPWomen’s health, paediatrics, adolescent health, mental health and medical education; official site says call to book.
Dr Hesam FarshadGP; FRACGP, MDGeneral medicine, geriatrics, dermatology/skin procedures, men’s health, children’s health and mental health.
Why this article does not create individual doctor schema InterHealth says its doctors consult independently. The page also contains at least one profile-text inconsistency. To avoid implying employment or creating inaccurate doctor entities, the structured data below describes the clinic and verified services rather than marking each listed practitioner as an employee.

🩺 Services at InterHealth Medical Clinic Dingley

The official clinic website says InterHealth hosts general practice, onsite pathology and allied health, with convenient access to nearby pharmacy and radiology providers. It also lists a broad range of general-practice and procedure services.

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Family medicine

Routine general practice for children, adults and older patients, including referrals, scripts and ongoing care.

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Women’s health

Cervical screening, contraception-related care and other women’s health consultations are listed.

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Men’s health

Men’s health is listed among clinic services and several doctors list related interests.

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Mental health

GP mental-health consultations are listed; request adequate appointment time when booking.

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Chronic disease management

Ongoing management and health assessments are listed for patients with longer-term conditions.

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Children’s immunisations

Childhood immunisations are listed; confirm vaccine availability and appointment requirements.

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Travel vaccines

Travel vaccines are listed; book early and ask about vaccine stock and private vaccine costs.

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Skin checks & liquid nitrogen

Skin checks and liquid nitrogen treatment for sunspots and warts are listed.

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Minor procedures & wound care

Minor procedures and wound care are listed; fees and appointment length can differ from a standard consult.

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Onsite pathology

The clinic states that onsite pathology is available; confirm collection timing and test requirements.

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ECG & Holter monitoring

ECGs and Holter monitor services are listed for clinically appropriate situations.

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Iron infusions

Iron infusions are listed. Suitability, preparation and additional costs need direct confirmation.

📱 Telephone appointments and home visits

The clinic’s current fee policy says telephone appointments can attract a Medicare rebate only for existing patients who have attended InterHealth face-to-face within the previous 12 months. If that requirement is not met or a face-to-face visit is not possible, the clinic says a private telephone appointment without a Medicare rebate may be an option.

For home visits, the patient information page says regular patients living within 5 km of the clinic may request a visit in special circumstances. The patient’s usual doctor reviews the request case by case, and all home visits are privately billed.

Telephone appointment checklist

  • Ask whether the doctor offers the appointment type you need.
  • Confirm the Medicare-rebate rule and your eligibility.
  • Ask the private fee if you are not rebate-eligible.
  • Keep your phone available at the booked time.

Home visit checklist

  • You generally need to be a regular patient.
  • The home should be within 5 km of the clinic.
  • The usual doctor assesses the request case by case.
  • Home visits are privately billed.

📋 Patient rules: results, late arrivals, records and interpreters

Patient taskClinic policyWhat to do
Test resultsResults must be discussed with a doctor and are not provided by reception or nursing staff.Book an appointment within 7 days of the test unless your doctor gives different instructions.
Late arrivalLate patients may not be seen.Call reception if you are running late so staff can advise about waiting time or another appointment.
Patient identificationIdentity is checked at each visit.Bring your Medicare card and be ready to confirm name, address, phone number and date of birth.
InterpreterInterpreter services can be arranged.Request interpreter support ahead of the appointment.
EmailEmail is not a secure channel for medical information; doctors do not respond to patient emails.Use a booked appointment or contact reception for the appropriate pathway.
Medical-record transferWritten request and signed consent are required; a $50 administration fee may apply.Ask reception for the transfer process and current charge.
First visit & drugs of addictionThe clinic says it does not stock or prescribe drugs of addiction on the first visit.Discuss medication needs honestly with the doctor and bring relevant medical information.

♿ Accessibility, accreditation and onsite access

Healthdirect service listings for Interhealth at 108–110 Centre Dandenong Road show wheelchair access, accessible parking and an accessible toilet. The clinic’s own website says onsite pathology and allied health services are available in the same healthcare setting.

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s national register lists Interhealth Medical Clinic at 110 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley VIC 3172 as an accredited general practice through 30 May 2028.

Accessibility tip If you need wheelchair space, accessible parking, assistance entering the clinic or an interpreter, contact reception before the appointment so the clinic can confirm the most suitable arrangement.

🚑 After-hours, urgent and emergency care near Dingley Village

InterHealth Medical Clinic is a general practice, not a hospital emergency department. When the clinic is closed, healthdirect provides 24-hour health advice on 1800 022 222. For urgent but non-life-threatening illness or injury that cannot wait for a normal GP appointment, the Australian Government’s Medicare Urgent Care Clinic finder can locate a current walk-in service.

SituationCare optionWhat to do
Routine, preventive or ongoing careInterHealth Medical ClinicBook through HotDoc or call 03 9558 2155.
Unsure what care you need after hourshealthdirectCall 1800 022 222 for 24-hour health advice.
Urgent but not life-threatening illness/injuryMedicare Urgent Care ClinicUse the official finder for a current walk-in clinic; Medicare UCCs are bulk billed and do not require an appointment or referral.
Life-threatening emergencyAmbulance / emergency departmentCall 000 immediately.
Emergency warning If an illness or injury is critical or life-threatening, call Triple Zero (000) or go to an emergency department. Do not wait for a routine clinic appointment.

🧭 InterHealth Dingley quick care-path finder

This simple tool does not diagnose symptoms. It only points to the booking, fee or urgent-care pathways described in this guide.

❓ InterHealth Medical Clinic Dingley FAQs

The clinic’s current official website lists 110 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village VIC 3172. Some healthdirect service listings use the street range 108–110 Centre Dandenong Road for the same location.
The current clinic phone number is 03 9558 2155. Use reception for appointment questions, longer consultations, home visit requests, interpreter arrangements and current fee information.
The current official website lists Monday 8:30 am–7:00 pm, Tuesday 8:30 am–6:00 pm, Wednesday 8:30 am–7:00 pm, Thursday 8:30 am–7:00 pm, Friday 8:30 am–6:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am–1:00 pm, and Sunday and public holidays closed.
Use the HotDoc booking link provided by InterHealth or call reception on 03 9558 2155. The clinic says appointments are required, and patients needing a specific doctor or longer consultation should tell reception when booking.
The current official fees page does not promise general bulk billing. It says each independent doctor sets their own fees, patients under 16 and Pension card holders receive a reduced rate, and fees increased from 1 July 2026. Confirm the current fee and Medicare rebate when booking.
The current official website lists Caoimhe Barnes, Dr Allena McMenamin, Dr Sugeeshwara Siyaguna, Dr Marion Tissera, Dr John Lange, Dr Stuart Turnbull, Dr Rob Schoenmakers, Dr Steven Phan, Dr Maneesha De Silva, Dr Steven Kaye, Dr Tracey Molloy and Dr Hesam Farshad. Check HotDoc or reception for the live roster.
Yes. The current fee policy says telephone appointments with a Medicare rebate are available to existing patients who have attended the practice face-to-face within the previous 12 months. A private telephone consultation without a rebate may be available when that rule is not met.
In special circumstances, regular patients who live within 5 km of the clinic may request a home visit. The patient’s usual doctor decides case by case, and all home visits are privately billed.
Yes. The clinic’s current fees page asks for at least 4 hours notice. A $50 non-attendance fee applies if you cancel within 4 hours or do not attend your scheduled appointment.
No. medicalclinic-centre.org is an independent information website and is not affiliated with InterHealth Medical Clinic. Confirm final doctor availability, fees, opening hours and appointment details with the clinic, HotDoc or an appropriate official health service.

🔗 Official & helpful source links

Use these sources to confirm live doctor availability, current fees, patient rules, accessibility and urgent-care options. The clinic’s own website is prioritised over older directories when details conflict.

Independent medical information disclaimer: medicalclinic-centre.org is not affiliated with InterHealth Medical Clinic, HotDoc, healthdirect, Services Australia or the Australian Government. This page is an independent patient guide based on publicly available information rechecked in October 2026. It is not medical advice, does not diagnose symptoms and does not guarantee doctor rosters, appointment availability, fees, Medicare eligibility, rebates or opening hours. Confirm final details with the clinic or relevant official service. For a critical or life-threatening emergency, call 000 immediately.