Somerville VIC 3912 • 2026 Guide

Somerville Village Clinic: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Q: Does Somerville Village Clinic bulk bill?

The clinic publishes bulk-billing arrangements for eligible patients, including valid Medicare, concession, pension and Health Care Card holders, subject to conditions.

Looking for Somerville Village Clinic in Victoria? This 2026 guide brings together the clinic’s current published doctors, Monday–Friday opening hours, booking options, services, billing information, contact details and practical appointment tips so you can work out what to do before you call or book.

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📍 Location

25 Eramosa Road East, Somerville, Victoria 3912.

🕘 Opening hours

Monday–Friday, 9:00am–6:00pm. Closed weekends and public holidays.

💳 Billing

The clinic publishes bulk-billing eligibility information for Medicare and other eligible patients.

Important 2026 check: Clinic information can change, including doctor availability, appointment slots and billing conditions. The clinic’s own website is the best source to confirm the current arrangement before travelling.

Somerville Village Clinic at a glance

Detail	Published information
Clinic	Somerville Village Clinic
Address	25 Eramosa Road East, Somerville VIC 3912
Phone	(03) 5977 5231
Fax	(03) 5977 8707
GP hours	Monday–Friday, 9:00am–6:00pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday & public holidays	Closed
New patients	Welcome according to the clinic’s published information
Walk-ins	The services page states that walk-in appointments are available; calling ahead is still sensible for current availability.
Accreditation	The clinic identifies itself as an AGPAL-accredited general practice.

Somerville Village Clinic doctors

The clinic’s published doctor directory lists the following medical practitioners. Doctor availability can vary by day, so check the booking system or contact reception when choosing a specific GP.

Dr Yong ZhangPrincipal Doctor • Children’s health, family medicine and aged care management

Dr Jill ThompsonFamily medicine • Women’s health

Dr Dana PucilowskiFamily medicine • Women’s health

Dr Anthony MiceliFamily medicine • Aged care management

Dr Phyo AungWomen’s health • General medicine • Travel medicine

Dr Cinny LingFamily medicine • Women’s health

Doctor choice tip: If you need a particular GP because of a women’s health, children’s health, travel medicine or aged-care issue, tell reception what you need when booking. This can make it easier to match you with an appropriate practitioner and appointment time.

Somerville Village Clinic opening hours

Day	Clinic hours	Planning tip
Monday	9:00am–6:00pm	Book before arriving if you need a particular GP.
Tuesday	9:00am–6:00pm	Confirm the doctor’s individual session times.
Wednesday	9:00am–6:00pm	Allow time for reception and registration.
Thursday	9:00am–6:00pm	Check availability for longer consultations.
Friday	9:00am–6:00pm	Call early if your matter is time-sensitive.
Saturday	Closed	Use the clinic’s after-hours information if care cannot wait.
Sunday	Closed	Use after-hours or emergency services as appropriate.
Public holidays	Closed	Confirm alternative care arrangements in advance.

How to book Somerville Village Clinic

Choose your appointment routeUse the clinic’s online booking option where available, or call (03) 5977 5231 for appointments and enquiries.

Tell reception what the appointment is forBriefly explain whether you need a general GP consultation, children’s care, women’s health, immunisation, chronic disease management, mental health support or another service.

Ask for the right doctor if you have a preferenceIf a specific doctor’s interest matches your needs, ask reception for that practitioner and the next suitable appointment.

Confirm the billing arrangementAsk whether your consultation is bulk billed under your Medicare/card status and whether any service-specific conditions apply.

Arrive preparedBring your Medicare card and relevant concession or health care card, plus medication information, referrals, test results or previous records relevant to your appointment.

Can you walk in without an appointment?

The clinic’s services page states that walk-in appointments are available. However, a walk-in does not guarantee immediate treatment or a particular doctor. If you need a specific GP, have a complex issue, or are travelling a significant distance, calling first is the safer option.

Best approach: For routine care, book ahead whenever possible. For a same-day need, phone reception first and ask whether a walk-in or same-day appointment is currently available.

Services at Somerville Village Clinic

The clinic publishes a broad general-practice service range. Availability can depend on the practitioner, appointment type and clinical circumstances.

Family medicine

General medical care for patients across different ages and health needs.

Children’s health

Children’s health is listed as a special area for Dr Yong Zhang.

Women’s health

Women’s health is listed among the clinic’s services and doctor interests.

Chronic disease care

Ongoing management and care planning for chronic conditions.

Immunisation

Immunisation services are listed by the clinic.

Health assessments

Applicable health assessments are included in the clinic’s billing information.

Mental health

Mental health care is included among the published services.

Skin cancer care

Skin cancer checks and management are listed as available services.

Travel medicine

Travel medicine is listed as a special interest for Dr Phyo Aung.

Podiatry

Podiatry is listed among the clinic’s allied-health services.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is available through the clinic’s allied-health services.

Pathology

The clinic publishes pathology services as part of its onsite/clinic facilities.

Bulk billing and fees

The clinic states that it bulk bills eligible patients and lists specific eligibility categories. Its website says that, from 1 November 2025, eligible patients are bulk billed subject to conditions.

Eligibility/service	Published billing information
Valid Medicare card holders	Listed for bulk billing, subject to conditions.
Valid concession card holders	Listed for bulk billing.
Valid pension card holders	Listed for bulk billing.
Valid Health Care Card holders	Listed for bulk billing.
Ante-natal visits	Listed as eligible.
Applicable health assessments	Listed as bulk billed where applicable.
Chronic disease management plans	Listed as bulk billed where applicable.

Do not assume every appointment is free: Billing can depend on Medicare eligibility, the consultation/service and current practice conditions. Confirm the fee with reception when booking if cost matters to you.

Allied health fees published by the clinic

The clinic separately publishes fees for physiotherapy and podiatry. These are not the same as the GP billing arrangements above.

Service	Standard published fee	Health Care/Pension card
Physiotherapy — new patient	$80	$70
Physiotherapy — follow-up	$70	$60
Podiatry — new patient	$70	$62
Podiatry — follow-up	$60	$58
Care-plan allied health	Bulk billed where applicable	Confirm eligibility

These amounts are the fees published on the clinic’s services page and should be reconfirmed before treatment because fee schedules can change.

What to bring to your appointment

Medicare card Concession card if applicable Health Care Card if applicable Medication list Referral or care-plan documents Relevant test results

Bring your current Medicare card and any concession, pension or Health Care Card that may affect billing.
Have a list of prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines and supplements available.
If you are attending for an ongoing condition, bring relevant reports, specialist letters or previous test results if you have them.
For children’s appointments, bring the child’s Medicare details and any immunisation or medical records you have.
If the appointment relates to travel, bring details of your destination and travel dates so the doctor can assess your needs appropriately.

Test results and follow-up

The clinic says that patient medical information is protected and that test results are not provided over the phone. Its services page states that patients should make an appointment to see their doctor for results and that most tests will be ready within approximately 2–3 days.

Practical tip: If you are waiting for an important result, ask your doctor or reception when and how you should follow up rather than assuming that no phone call means the result is normal.

Somerville Village Clinic location

Address: 25 Eramosa Road East, Somerville, VIC 3912.

The clinic says it is conveniently located near ALDI and Somerville railway station. Healthengine also describes the practice as being within walking distance of a chemist and around a five-minute walk from bus services on Frankston-Flinders Road.

After-hours medical care

Somerville Village Clinic publishes an after-hours service number of 13 26 60. It lists 000 for emergencies and identifies Frankston Hospital Emergency Department on Hastings Road, Frankston, as a nearby hospital emergency department.

Emergency: If someone is seriously unwell, injured, unconscious, having difficulty breathing, experiencing severe chest pain or otherwise facing a life-threatening emergency, call 000 rather than waiting for a routine GP appointment.

How to choose the right appointment

Your situation	What to do
Routine GP concern	Book a standard GP appointment or contact reception.
Need a specific doctor	Tell reception the doctor’s name when booking and ask about their next available session.
Children’s health	Ask about an appointment with a doctor whose published interests include children’s health.
Women’s health	Ask about a GP with women’s health experience.
Travel medicine	Ask for a practitioner who provides travel medicine and book before departure where possible.
Chronic condition	Explain that the visit concerns ongoing disease management so the clinic can allocate an appropriate appointment.
Urgent or worsening symptoms	Call the clinic to discuss same-day options; use urgent or emergency services when clinically necessary.
Life-threatening emergency	Call 000.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Somerville Village Clinic?

Somerville Village Clinic is at 25 Eramosa Road East, Somerville, Victoria 3912.

What are Somerville Village Clinic’s opening hours?

The clinic publishes opening hours of Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 6:00pm. It lists Saturday, Sunday and public holidays as closed.

What is the Somerville Village Clinic phone number?

The published phone number is (03) 5977 5231.

Does Somerville Village Clinic accept new patients?

Yes. The clinic’s website states that new patients are welcome.

Can I walk into Somerville Village Clinic?

The clinic’s services page states that walk-in appointments are available. Because availability can change, calling first is recommended if you need care on a specific day or want to see a particular doctor.

Does Somerville Village Clinic bulk bill?

Yes, the clinic publishes bulk-billing arrangements for eligible patients, including valid Medicare, concession, pension and Health Care Card holders, as well as certain listed services. Conditions apply, so confirm your eligibility before the appointment.

Who are the doctors at Somerville Village Clinic?

The clinic’s published doctor directory lists Dr Yong Zhang, Dr Jill Thompson, Dr Dana Pucilowski, Dr Anthony Miceli, Dr Phyo Aung and Dr Cinny Ling. Doctor availability may vary.

Does the clinic provide children’s health care?

Yes. Children’s health is listed among the clinic’s services, and the clinic identifies it as a special interest of Dr Yong Zhang.

Does Somerville Village Clinic provide women’s health services?

Yes. Women’s health is listed as a clinic service and as an interest for several doctors in the published doctor directory.

Does Somerville Village Clinic provide pathology?

Yes. Pathology service is listed among the clinic’s published services and facilities.

What is the after-hours number for Somerville Village Clinic?

The clinic’s contact page lists 13 26 60 for after-hours service. It lists 000 for emergencies.

Is Somerville Village Clinic open on Saturday?

No. The clinic’s published opening hours list Saturday as closed, along with Sunday and public holidays.

Official clinic information and booking

Quick checklist before you book

Confirm the appointment date and time.
Tell reception the main reason for the visit.
Ask for your preferred doctor if necessary.
Confirm bulk-billing eligibility if the consultation cost is important to you.
Ask whether you need to bring a referral, care plan, medication list or previous results.
If you need a service such as pathology, physiotherapy or podiatry, confirm that the required practitioner is available on your preferred day.
For urgent symptoms, explain the urgency rather than simply requesting a routine appointment.