If you searched for Key Largo Medical Clinic in Australia, the official practice name is Key Largo Medical Centre. It is a family general practice at Suite 1, 61 Ocean Keys Boulevard, Clarkson WA 6030, with reception on (08) 6401 7444 and online appointments through HotDoc.
The clinic is open across weekdays and weekends, but weekend hours can change with doctor availability. Its July 2026 fee schedule confirms a mixed-billing model: selected patient groups may be bulk billed during specified weekday periods, while early, weekend, public-holiday and some doctor-specific appointments are privately billed.
Key Largo Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A practical patient guide to Key Largo Medical Centre in Clarkson, including current doctors, opening hours, HotDoc booking, July 2026 fees, bulk-billing criteria, same-day appointment guidance, services, first-visit preparation and after-hours care.
The main current clinic timetable lists weekday and weekend sessions, with weekend times subject to doctor availability.
Bulk billing is conditional, not automatic for every patient or every time.
📍 Key Largo Medical Centre address, phone and map
Key Largo Medical Centre is at Suite 1, 61 Ocean Keys Boulevard, Clarkson WA 6030. The clinic’s official contact page lists reception on (08) 6401 7444 and fax (08) 6202 9984.
⏰ Key Largo Medical Centre opening hours in 2026
The clinic’s current main timetable lists Monday 7:00 am–6:00 pm, Tuesday 7:00 am–6:00 pm, Wednesday 7:00 am–5:30 pm, Thursday 7:00 am–6:00 pm, Friday 7:00 am–6:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am–5:00 pm and Sunday 8:00 am–4:15 pm. It also warns that weekend hours can change depending on doctor availability and that public-holiday times may vary.
| Day | Hours listed | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | Some fee and doctor-specific rules vary by time. |
| Tuesday | 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | Check HotDoc for the live doctor roster. |
| Wednesday | 7:00 am – 5:30 pm | Closes earlier than the other main weekdays. |
| Thursday | 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | Use reception for longer or complex bookings. |
| Friday | 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | Confirm late-day availability online or by phone. |
| Saturday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm* | Weekend hours may change with doctor availability. |
| Sunday | 8:00 am – 4:15 pm* | Sunday is privately billed under the general 2026 fee schedule. |
| Public holidays | Time may vary | Check live availability before attending. |
✅ How to book Key Largo Medical Centre
The practice links directly to HotDoc for online appointments. Reception can also book appointments by phone. The clinic says it will endeavour to offer same-day appointments for registered patients when prompt attention is needed, particularly for young patients, but same-day availability is not guaranteed.
Open the clinic’s HotDoc page and choose the doctor, appointment type and live time that suits you. Weekend hours can change, so the booking page is especially useful before Saturday or Sunday visits.
The clinic asks patients with multiple or complex concerns to consider a longer consultation. Its patient page specifically notes that mental health problems are generally better addressed in a longer appointment.
Billing depends on age, concession status, appointment time, day, doctor and consultation type. Read the current fee page or ask reception before assuming you will be bulk billed.
Bring your Medicare, DVA, pension or concession card if relevant, plus your medicine list and any useful blood results, scans or other investigations.
💳 Key Largo Medical Centre fees and bulk-billing rules
The practice’s fee page says its prices were updated July 2026 and are a guide only because fees may differ between practitioners. The clinic is therefore best described as mixed billing, not a universal bulk-billing practice.
For the clinic’s general bulk-billing criteria, the fee page lists children aged 15 and under on weekdays 8:00 am–6:00 pm, adults aged 65+ with an eligible concession card on weekdays 8:00 am–6:00 pm, and Health Care Card / Pension Concession Card holders during a stated weekday period. The page prints 6:00 am–6:00 pm for the last group even though the clinic’s published opening time is 7:00 am, so confirm that timing with reception.
| Common appointment | Guide fee listed | Important condition |
|---|---|---|
| Standard weekday consult | $95 | Eligible weekday bulk-billing criteria may apply. |
| Long weekday consult | $140 | Practitioner and eligibility rules may differ. |
| Extended weekday consult | $185 | Confirm duration and expected rebate before booking. |
| Weekday standard before 8:00 am | $125 | Listed separately from standard 8am–6pm fees. |
| Telephone consult under 6 minutes | $55 | General clinic fee schedule; doctor-specific rules may differ. |
| Telephone consult over 6 minutes | $95 | Confirm current availability and rebate eligibility. |
| Saturday standard before 1:00 pm | $115 | No general weekend bulk billing |
| Saturday standard after 1:00 pm | $120 | Private weekend fee |
| Sunday / public holiday standard | $120 | General fee schedule; some doctors have separate pricing. |
| Weekend/public-holiday new patient | $130 | Listed separately on the official fee page. |
Dr Sheela Prabhakar: Sunday/public holiday
The July 2026 fee page says these sessions are private for everyone, listing $125 for a standard consultation and $155 for a long consultation.
Dr Robert Allen: doctor-specific billing
The official fee page describes Dr Allen as a private-billing doctor with limited bulk-billing windows: Monday–Friday 10:00–11:00 am and Monday 1:00–2:00 pm. His listed fees differ from the general schedule.
👥 Key Largo Medical Centre doctors in 2026
The current official team page lists seven GPs. Doctor schedules can change, so use HotDoc for the live roster rather than treating a website profile as a guarantee that a doctor is working on a particular day.
| Doctor | Qualifications / role | Interests listed by clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Chinniah Prabhakar | MBBS, MRCGP(UK), DFSRH(UK), D.O(IN), FRACGP; male GP | Skin checks and skin cancer surgery, dermatology, ophthalmology, men’s health, mental health and minor surgery. Official page lists Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri and some Saturdays. |
| Dr Rachael Lancaster | MBChB, MRCGP, FRACGP, DFFP, BSc; female GP | Women’s health, mental health, ENT and medical education. |
| Dr Sheela Prabhakar | MBBS, MRCGP (UK), FRACGP, DRCOG, Dip-Diab (UK); female GP | Women’s health, diabetes and mental health. Official page lists Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri and Sun. |
| Dr Anita Cyril | MBBS, MRCGP(UK), MRCP(UK), FRACGP; female GP | Chronic disease management, care of the elderly and cardiovascular problems. |
| Dr Sanjeev Rana | MBBS, SCHP, FRACGP; male GP | General practice; official profile notes Australian GP training and child-health qualification. |
| Dr Robert Allen | FRACGP; male GP | Musculoskeletal medicine, joint and sports injuries, workers compensation, motor vehicle injuries, chronic disease, children’s health, men’s health and geriatric medicine. |
| Dr Ifunanya Ijeneme | Female GP | Women’s health including Mirena, copper coils and Implanon procedures, mental health, chronic disease management, aesthetic and cosmetic care. |
🩺 Family GP services at Key Largo Medical Centre
The clinic’s official services page lists a broad range of general-practice care. Availability may depend on the doctor and appointment type, so patients should confirm procedures or specialised services before attending.
Family GP care for children and adolescent health concerns.
Women’s health, pregnancy-related care and selected contraceptive procedures are represented on the clinic site.
Men’s health is listed across clinic services and doctor interests.
Mental health care is listed; the clinic recommends longer appointments for many mental-health concerns.
Skin cancer and skin-check interests are listed, including minor skin surgery with selected doctors.
Minor surgery is listed; procedures need a pre-consultation to discuss fees and suitability.
Diabetes, cardiovascular risk and chronic-disease management are listed.
Aged care, dementia and senior health support appear in the official service list.
Immunisations are included among the practice’s GP services.
Asthma and allergy care are listed on the practice services page.
Heart disease and stroke appear in the clinic’s service information.
Lifestyle advice and smoking cessation are listed services.
📋 First visit: what to bring and how to prepare
The clinic’s patient page gives unusually practical preparation advice. It asks patients to make a problem list, share it early in the consultation, provide personal and family medical history, list all medicines including over-the-counter and alternative products, and tell the doctor about allergies or past side effects.
Bring Medicare, DVA, pension or concession cards that apply to you.
Include prescription, over-the-counter and alternative medicines.
Bring relevant blood results, cervical screening results, X-rays, scans or other investigation reports.
Write down the main issues you want to discuss and share them early so the GP can prioritise.
Use a longer consultation for several concerns, complex problems or most mental-health reviews.
The clinic provides a medical-record transfer form; a previous practice may charge a transfer fee.
🏥 MyMedicare and teaching-practice notes
The clinic’s home page invites patients to register for MyMedicare. Its About page also says Key Largo Medical Centre is a teaching practice involved in GP registrar training and teaching University of Western Australia medical students.
MyMedicare registration is separate from ordinary appointment booking. If you want to know whether registration changes access to a particular service or care pathway, ask the clinic or read the current Australian Government MyMedicare information before making assumptions.
🚑 After-hours and emergency options
The clinic’s official after-hours page gives several pathways. From 1 July 2025, its after-hours provider is listed as Night Doctor on 1300 644 483; the clinic warns that this service may incur a fee. For telephone assessment, the page directs patients to healthdirect on 1800 022 222.
| Need | Service | Contact / hours shown |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | St John Ambulance / emergency services | 000 |
| Unsure what care you need | healthdirect telephone assessment | 1800 022 222 |
| Clinic’s after-hours provider | Night Doctor | 1300 644 483; fee may apply |
| After-hours GP clinic | Joondalup After Hours GP Clinic | (08) 9400 9988; clinic page lists Mon–Fri 7–11 pm and Sat/Sun/public holidays 11 am–11 pm |
| Hospital contact | Joondalup Health Campus | (08) 9400 9400 |
❓ Key Largo Medical Clinic FAQs
🔗 Official and supporting sources
Use the official clinic pages first because doctor rosters, weekend sessions and fees can change. The Australian accreditation register provides an independent check of the practice name, location and accreditation period.
- Key Largo Medical Centre official website — after opening, check notices, hours and the booking button.
- Official doctors page — after opening, compare doctor interests with the live HotDoc roster.
- Official fees page — after opening, check the latest date, doctor-specific rules and your appointment category.
- Patient information — after opening, review first-visit preparation and record-transfer instructions.
- Official services page — after opening, confirm the service you need and call if it involves a procedure.
- Official after-hours page — after opening, use the current Night Doctor, healthdirect and after-hours clinic contacts.
- HotDoc booking page — after opening, check live doctor and appointment availability.
- Australian accredited-practice register — search “Key Largo Medical Centre” to confirm the Clarkson listing.