Eramosa Clinic Somerville in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

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Eramosa Clinic Somerville in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Eramosa Family Medical Centre: practical information before you visit

Eramosa Family Medical Centre is a long-established medical centre on Eramosa Road West in Somerville, serving families and patients across the Mornington Peninsula. This guide brings together the current location, opening hours, doctor directory, appointment options, services and after-hours information so you can work out what to do before contacting the clinic.

Important: Eramosa Family Medical Centre states that the GPs consulting there are independent doctors who run their own medical practices from within the centre. Doctor availability, fees and appointment arrangements can therefore vary by practitioner. Confirm the details when booking.

Eramosa Medical Clinic Somerville at a glance

Address61 Eramosa Road West, Somerville, VIC 3912
Monday–Thursday8:30am–8:30pm
Friday8:30am–7:00pm
Saturday8:30am–3:30pm

Sunday: closed. The practice says receptionists are available from 8:00am each morning. Opening times can change, so confirm before travelling.

Eramosa Clinic Somerville opening hours

DayOpening hoursPractical note
Monday8:30am–8:30pmExtended weekday hours
Tuesday8:30am–8:30pmExtended weekday hours
Wednesday8:30am–8:30pmExtended weekday hours
Thursday8:30am–8:30pmExtended weekday hours
Friday8:30am–7:00pmEarlier closing than Mon–Thu
Saturday8:30am–3:30pmWeekend appointments available
SundayClosedUse the practice’s after-hours instructions if medical attention is needed

How to book an appointment at Eramosa Family Medical Centre

1
Choose a doctor or appointment type.
Because doctors operate independently within the centre, start by checking which practitioner is appropriate for your needs and available at the required time.
2
Book online or call.
The clinic provides an online appointment option and also takes bookings and enquiries on (03) 5970 7777.
3
New patients should prepare their registration information.
The clinic asks new patients to download and complete its registration form and bring it to their first appointment.
4
Allow enough time.
If you need to discuss several issues, tell reception when booking. The appropriate consultation length may depend on what you need addressed.
5
For scripts, referrals or booking changes, call rather than email.
The clinic specifically asks patients to phone for health information, prescriptions, referrals or changes to an existing booking.

Who are the doctors at Eramosa Clinic Somerville?

Eramosa Family Medical Centre currently lists a large group of independent general practitioners. The official directory identifies Dr Shaun Zail as Principal and lists the following GPs. Doctor rosters can change, so use the official directory when selecting a practitioner.

Dr Shaun ZailPrincipal
Dr Josh HonigGeneral Practitioner
Dr Usha KamisettyGeneral Practitioner
Dr Cheryl OngGeneral Practitioner
Dr Astrid RichardsGeneral Practitioner
Dr Shuba Jeya DevGeneral Practitioner
Dr Caleb LimGeneral Practitioner
Dr Grace CheokGeneral Practitioner
Dr Praveen Hetti ThanthrigeGeneral Practitioner
Dr William De SilvaGeneral Practitioner
Dr Finikias RugaraGeneral Practitioner
Dr Eunice LimGeneral Practitioner
Dr Ayesha SalmanGeneral Practitioner
Dr Tusitha AbeyawardanaGeneral Practitioner
Dr Fatemeh HaghshenasGeneral Practitioner
Dr Georgia SpenceGeneral Practitioner
Dr Caitlin FalloonGeneral Practitioner
Dr Sophie FleiterGeneral Practitioner
Dr Sapna WallesGeneral Practitioner

The official directory is the better source for current doctor availability and individual profiles.

View Current Doctor Directory

Which Eramosa doctors have specific interests?

The clinic’s individual profiles provide additional information for some practitioners. For example, Dr Josh Honig lists interests including paediatrics, counselling, travel medicine and minor surgery, including vasectomies and complex skin cancer removal procedures.

Dr Shuba Jeya Dev lists paediatrics, women’s health and chronic disease management among her special interests. Dr Tusitha Abeyawardana lists mental health, chronic disease management, men’s health, travel medicine, gastroenterology, hepatology, renal and respiratory conditions.

Dr Fatemeh Haghshenas lists skin cancer procedures, preventative healthcare, chronic disease management and paediatrics, while Dr Ayesha Salman lists women’s health and IUD insertion alongside dermoscopy and skin-condition care.

These profiles are useful when choosing a GP, but a stated interest does not necessarily mean that every procedure is available at every appointment. Ask the clinic when booking if you need a particular service.

What services are available?

General practice

The centre provides access to independent GPs for general medical care and ongoing family healthcare.

Women’s health

The clinic lists women’s health among its medical services, with individual doctors also identifying women’s health interests.

Men’s health

Men’s health is included within the broad GP service offering, with some doctors listing related interests.

Paediatric care

Child health is supported by GPs with paediatric interests and experience.

Vaccinations

The clinic’s website highlights vaccinations and travel medicine among its services.

Travel medicine

Travel medicine is available, including through doctors who list travel health as an area of interest.

Skin checks

The centre lists skin cancer checks and skin cancer detection/treatment among its services.

Mental health

Mental health care is part of the clinic’s broader medical service offering.

Chronic disease care

Patients can discuss ongoing health conditions and preventive care with their GP.

Medical services

The centre also lists medical reports and other general medical services.

Allied health

The clinic operates alongside allied health and other healthcare services at the centre, including physiotherapy and psychology.

Diagnostic services

The centre promotes access to diagnostic and allied health services in one location, including pathology and radiology.

Skin cancer checks at Eramosa Medical Clinic

Skin cancer detection and treatment is one of the services highlighted by the practice. If you are booking specifically for a skin concern, tell reception what you need so the appointment can be scheduled appropriately.

The clinic also lists doctors with additional skin cancer or dermoscopy interests. For example, Dr Praveen Hetti Thanthrige lists professional training in general dermatology, dermoscopy and skin cancer medicine, while Dr Fatemeh Haghshenas and Dr Ayesha Salman list dermoscopy-related qualifications or interests.

Because procedures and doctor availability can differ, confirm the exact service, appointment length and expected fees with the clinic before attending.

Fees and billing: what should you check?

The official website has a dedicated Fees & Appointments page, but the currently accessible page does not expose a complete consultation-fee table in its text. For that reason, this guide does not invent or publish consultation prices that cannot be verified from the current official page.

Best practice before booking: ask reception which doctor you are seeing, whether the consultation is bulk billed or privately billed, what Medicare rebate may apply, and whether any procedure or special service has an additional fee.

This is particularly important because the centre states that its GPs are independent practitioners operating their own practices within the facility. Billing arrangements can therefore depend on the individual practitioner and service.

What to take to your appointment

  • Your Medicare card or relevant healthcare card, if applicable.
  • A list of current medicines and supplements.
  • Relevant previous test results, referrals or medical documents.
  • Information about allergies and significant medical history.
  • Your vaccination or travel information if the appointment is travel-related.
  • A clear list of the issues you want to discuss.
Useful booking tip: if you have several unrelated health concerns, mention this when booking rather than trying to fit everything into a short consultation.

New patients: what to know before your first visit

New patients can contact the centre to arrange an appointment. The official contact page asks new patients to download and complete a registration form and bring it to the first appointment.

The clinic also asks patients seeking scripts, referrals, health information or changes to an existing booking to telephone reception rather than using email or the online contact form for those requests.

See Official Contact & New Patient Information

Where is Eramosa Family Medical Centre in Somerville?

The centre is located at 61 Eramosa Road West, Somerville, VIC 3912. The practice website says it has onsite parking and operates as a larger medical centre with allied health and other health services.

After-hours medical care in Somerville

Eramosa Family Medical Centre is closed on Sundays. The practice advises patients who need medical attention outside its opening hours to telephone (03) 5970 7777 for a recorded message with after-hours options.

The clinic also states that its locum service provider, Doctor Doctor, provides after-hours bulk-billed home visits at 13 26 60.

For an emergency, call 000 or go directly to the Emergency Department at Frankston Hospital.

Emergency warning: Do not wait for a GP appointment if someone has a life-threatening emergency. Call 000.

Eramosa Clinic Somerville contact details

Clinic

Eramosa Family Medical Centre
61 Eramosa Road West
Somerville VIC 3912

Phone: (03) 5970 7777
Fax: (03) 5977 7900
Email: admin@efmc.com.au

Common questions about Eramosa Medical Clinic Somerville

What is the address of Eramosa Family Medical Centre?
Eramosa Family Medical Centre is at 61 Eramosa Road West, Somerville, VIC 3912.
What is the phone number for Eramosa Medical Clinic?
The clinic’s telephone number is (03) 5970 7777.
Is Eramosa Family Medical Centre open on Saturday?
Yes. The official website currently lists Saturday opening hours as 8:30am to 3:30pm.
Is Eramosa Family Medical Centre open on Sunday?
No. Sunday is currently listed as closed.
What time does Eramosa Family Medical Centre close?
Monday through Thursday it closes at 8:30pm. Friday closes at 7:00pm and Saturday closes at 3:30pm.
How do I book an Eramosa doctor?
You can use the clinic’s online appointment system or call (03) 5970 7777. Check the current doctor directory when choosing a practitioner.
Does Eramosa Family Medical Centre have female doctors?
Yes. The current official doctor directory includes both male and female general practitioners.
Can new patients attend Eramosa Family Medical Centre?
New patients can contact the centre to arrange an appointment. The clinic asks new patients to complete its registration form and bring it to their first appointment.
Does Eramosa Medical Clinic offer skin checks?
Yes. Skin cancer checks and skin cancer detection/treatment are listed among the centre’s services.
Does Eramosa Medical Clinic offer travel medicine?
Yes. Travel medicine is listed among the clinic’s services, and several doctors identify travel medicine as an area of interest.
Can I email the clinic for a repeat prescription or referral?
The official contact page specifically asks patients to telephone the practice for scripts, referrals, health information or changes to an existing booking rather than using email for those requests.
What should I do if I need medical care after the clinic closes?
Call (03) 5970 7777 for the practice’s recorded after-hours options. The clinic also lists Doctor Doctor for after-hours home visits on 13 26 60. For an emergency, call 000.
Are the doctors employees of Eramosa Family Medical Centre?
The centre describes itself as an independent family medical facility and states that its general practitioners run their own medical practices from within the clinic. Individual billing and appointment arrangements may therefore vary.

Quick checklist before booking Eramosa Clinic Somerville

  • Confirm the doctor you want is currently consulting at the centre.
  • Ask about the consultation fee and Medicare rebate before the appointment if cost matters.
  • Tell reception if you need a longer consultation or a specific procedure.
  • New patients should complete the registration form before their first visit.
  • Use the telephone number for scripts, referrals, health information and booking changes.
  • Check Saturday versus weekday hours before travelling.
  • For care outside opening hours, use the clinic’s recorded after-hours instructions.
  • For emergencies, call 000 rather than waiting for a GP appointment.

Official sources and verification

This independent information guide was checked against the current Eramosa Family Medical Centre website, including its contact page, doctor directory, about information and appointment information. Clinic details, doctor availability, fees and services can change, so the official clinic should be treated as the final source before attending.

Eramosa Family Medical Centre official website · Official doctor directory · Official contact page · Official fees and appointments page