If you are searching for St Leonards Medical Clinic in Australia, this guide covers the practice at Shop 3P3, 203 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065. The clinic phone is (02) 8358 1555, online appointments are linked through HotDoc, and the practice publishes mixed-billing fees for standard, long and prolonged GP consultations.
This clinic is easy to confuse with the similarly named St Leonards Family Medical Centre at Mall 88. They are different practices with different addresses, phone numbers, doctors and hours. Use the 203 Pacific Highway address and 02 8358 1555 when you mean St Leonards Medical Clinic.
St Leonards Medical Clinic: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A patient-first guide for Sydney’s Lower North Shore covering the verified GP team, weekday hours, current fee gaps, conditional bulk billing, allied health, pathology, appointment preparation and after-hours options.
Published gap for a standard consultation of less than 15 minutes.
The clinic publishes bulk-billing categories rather than claiming universal bulk billing.
✓ Make sure you have the right St Leonards clinic
St Leonards Medical Clinic is the practice at The Forum near St Leonards Station. Its official website gives the address as Shop 3P3, 203 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065, while the NSW Health service listing formats the same location as Level 3, Shop 3P, 203 Pacific Highway.
This article covers
- St Leonards Medical Clinic
- 203 Pacific Highway / The Forum
- Phone: 02 8358 1555
- Official site: stleonardsmedicalclinic.com.au
Do not confuse it with
- St Leonards Family Medical Centre
- Mall 88 / 88 Christie Street
- A different phone number and GP roster
- A separate practice and booking system
📍 Phone, email, address and map
The clinic’s contact page says messages submitted online are generally answered within 48 business hours. That makes the web form appropriate for non-urgent enquiries, not urgent clinical concerns or same-day emergency decisions.
⏰ St Leonards Medical Clinic opening hours in 2026
The current NSW Health service listing gives regular hours of 7:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. It does not publish regular Saturday or Sunday hours for this clinic. The clinic’s recruitment page also describes weekday work and says “no weekends,” which supports treating weekend access as unavailable unless the clinic tells you otherwise.
| Day / date | Hours or status | Patient planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 7:30 am–5:00 pm | NSW Health service listing; doctor-specific sessions can differ. |
| Saturday | No regular hours listed | Use after-hours options if the practice is closed. |
| Sunday | No regular hours listed | Use healthdirect or an appropriate after-hours service. |
| Mon 5 Oct 2026 | Closed — NSW Labour Day | Explicitly listed closed by NSW Health. |
| Fri 25 Dec 2026 | Closed — Christmas Day | Use holiday after-hours pathways when appropriate. |
| Sat 26 Dec 2026 | Closed — Boxing Day | Confirm alternatives before the holiday. |
✅ How to book St Leonards Medical Clinic
The clinic says appointments can be booked through its online portal, by phone or in person. Its website links patients to HotDoc. Booking ahead is recommended, although the clinic says it tries to accommodate urgent needs.
Open the clinic-linked HotDoc page and check current GP availability. Live online times are more useful than a cached directory result.
Reception can help choose the right consultation length and tell you whether extra preparation or a separate fee applies.
The clinic asks patients to bring identification, insurance information, relevant medical records or prescriptions. A current medicine list is especially useful for a new or complex visit.
This is a mixed-billing clinic. Tell reception if you hold an eligible concession, DVA or senior card and ask for the expected gap for your appointment type.
💳 Mixed billing, Medicare gaps and current published fees
St Leonards Medical Clinic describes itself as a mixed-billing practice. Its patient-information page publishes consultation gaps rather than a single universal price because Medicare item numbers and rebates vary. The clinic also states that its pricing can change at short notice, so the table below should be treated as a planning guide and confirmed before the visit.
| Appointment / patient type | Published 2026 information | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation (<15 min) | $50 gap | Total fee, Medicare rebate and final out-of-pocket amount. |
| Long consultation (<30 min) | $70 gap | Whether your issue needs this appointment length. |
| Prolonged consultation (<40 min) | $90 gap | Current fee and rebate for the billed item number. |
| Non-Medicare holder — standard | $100 | Whether another insurer reimbursement applies. |
| Non-Medicare holder — long | $160 | Any additional service charge. |
| Non-Medicare holder — prolonged | $220 | Exact consultation category before the visit. |
| Children under 18 | Bulk billed | Eligibility and Medicare details. |
| DVA / Health Care / Pensioner / Commonwealth concession card | Bulk billed | Bring the relevant valid card. |
| Pre-employment health | From $180 | Scope, paperwork and final price. |
| Psychologist | From $220 | Provider, appointment type and any rebate pathway. |
The clinic says it accepts credit cards, debit cards and cash, but not cheques. Its pricing page states that card payments incur a minimum 0.8% transaction fee.
👥 St Leonards Medical Clinic doctors in 2026
The current official website lists three general practitioners: Dr Arthur Huang, Dr Molly Zhang and Dr Yuezhao (Rachel) Shi. NSW Health’s service listing currently displays Dr Huang and Dr Zhang, while the clinic’s own website also includes Dr Shi. Use the clinic or HotDoc roster for the final session availability.
The clinic says Dr Huang graduated from medical school in 2004, is a Fellow of the RACGP, and has special interests in chronic disease management, men’s health and WorkCover management.
The clinic highlights women’s health, mental health and preventative care among Dr Zhang’s interests. Her profile also says she speaks Mandarin.
The clinic says Dr Shi holds a Master of Health Management and Graduate Diploma in Child Health, and can consult in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
🩺 GP, pathology and allied-health services
The clinic describes itself as a multidisciplinary service with general practitioners and allied-health professionals under one roof. Its current official service pages list chronic disease management, pathology, women’s and men’s health, immunisation, travel vaccination, iron infusion, physiotherapy, podiatry, acupuncture, family planning, mental health planning, pre-employment health checks and corporate flu/COVID services.
Long-term health planning and coordinated GP support are listed by the clinic.
The clinic lists pathology services for blood tests and other diagnostic testing; confirm collection times before attending.
General women’s health, family planning, screening and related GP care are described on the official services page.
Preventive checks and men’s health concerns are part of the published service mix.
Childhood/adult immunisation and travel vaccination are listed. Ask about stock, timing and fees before travel.
The clinic lists IV iron infusion. Book through reception because suitability, preparation and monitoring need clinician guidance.
Published podiatry services include foot, ankle and lower-limb assessment, diabetic foot care and orthotic advice.
The clinic lists physiotherapy for musculoskeletal problems, sports injuries, rehabilitation and eligible WorkCover care.
The official team page lists dietitian Ms Siting (Eva) Chen, including support across metabolic, gastrointestinal and nutrition-related conditions.
Other team members shown online
- Michelle Chuang — Practice Manager
- Sharon Cai — Registered Nurse
- Dr Hank (Kuo Jen) Chen — Acupuncturist
- Mr Hei Yu (Samson) Fong — Physiotherapist
- Ahmad Muslemani — Podiatrist (homepage listing)
Useful special-service notes
- Free JP service is listed Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday by appointment only.
- Free flu vaccine is advertised for Medicare-eligible patients.
- Fitness to Drive forms require a long 30-minute appointment.
- New patients are told the clinic does not complete Centrelink forms.
⚠ Cancellation policy: two official statements do not match
The clinic’s own patient-information page currently contains two different cancellation notice rules. Near the top it asks patients to notify the practice at least 24 hours in advance. In the pricing section, it says a minimum of 2 hours’ notice is required.
The same official page also contains two different missed-appointment fee amounts: one sentence says a late cancellation or failure-to-attend fee of $90 applies, while the following fee row shows a $100 non-attendance or cancellation fee.
| Policy item | Official wording found | Safest action |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation notice | 24 hours in one section; 2 hours in another | Give as much notice as possible and confirm with reception. |
| Late cancellation / no-show fee | $90 in paragraph; $100 in fee row | Ask which current fee applies before changing or missing an appointment. |
| Medicare claim | The $90 wording says the fee is not claimable through Medicare. | Treat missed-appointment charges as separate from a consultation rebate. |
🚉 Getting there, station access and accessibility
The clinic says it is in The Forum plaza at St Leonards Station and describes the walk from the station gate as less than two minutes. NSW Health’s current service listing also marks the clinic as having wheelchair access, accessible parking and free parking.
If mobility, lift access or parking location matters for your visit, call reception before leaving home. Building access arrangements can change independently of clinic opening hours.
🚑 After-hours and emergency options
NSW Health’s St Leonards Medical Clinic listing includes 13SICK (13 74 25). 13SICK says its after-hours booking lines open from 6 pm on weekdays, from noon on Saturdays, and all day Sundays and public holidays. Availability should still be checked for your postcode and situation.
For general health advice when you are unsure what level of care you need, healthdirect provides a 24-hour nurse helpline on 1800 022 222. If an illness or injury is critical or life-threatening, call 000.
| Situation | Access point | Contact / action |
|---|---|---|
| Routine daytime GP care | St Leonards Medical Clinic | 02 8358 1555 or HotDoc |
| After-hours GP need that is not life-threatening | 13SICK | 13 74 25; check service availability |
| Unsure what care is appropriate | healthdirect | 1800 022 222, 24/7 |
| Critical or life-threatening emergency | Emergency services | 000 |
🧭 Appointment and visit planner
This tool does not diagnose symptoms. It uses the clinic’s published booking, fee and form rules to point you to a practical next step.
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🔗 Official and supporting sources
Clinic-specific claims above were checked against the clinic’s own website first, then cross-checked with NSW Health and national health-information sources. Where the clinic’s own page contains conflicting cancellation rules, both versions are shown rather than silently choosing one.
- St Leonards Medical Clinic — official website
- Official doctors and team page
- Official services page
- Official patient information, fees and policies
- Official contact page
- HotDoc booking page linked by clinic
- NSW Health service listing
- healthdirect service listing
- 13SICK after-hours information
- healthdirect 24/7 helpline