Tudor Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

2026 Clinic Guide • Hampstead Gardens, South Australia

Tudor Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Tudor Medical Centre is an independent, family-run general practice at 69 Dyott Avenue, Hampstead Gardens, South Australia 5086. If you are looking for Tudor Medical Clinic information, this guide brings together the current doctor roster, opening hours, appointment process, mixed-billing fees, clinical services, accessibility information and after-hours options in one place.

Address 69 Dyott Avenue Hampstead Gardens SA 5086
Phone (08) 8266 5100 Fax: (08) 8266 4193
Practice type Independent family GP Mixed-billing general practice

Tudor Medical Centre opening hours

The clinic’s official website currently lists weekday opening from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, and closure on Sundays and public holidays. Opening hours can change, particularly around public holidays, so patients should confirm with the practice before travelling if the timing is important.

Day Published clinic hours Practical tip
Monday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Appointments are recommended.
Tuesday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Contact reception if you need a particular doctor.
Wednesday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Allow extra time if several family members need appointments.
Thursday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Ask about appointment length when booking.
Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Confirm arrangements for forms or procedures in advance.
Saturday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Saturday availability is shorter than weekdays.
Sunday Closed Use the clinic’s listed after-hours services when appropriate.
Public holidays Closed Check holiday arrangements before attending.
Before you travel: The official clinic website is the best source for current opening-hour changes. You can also call (08) 8266 5100 before attending.

How to book a Tudor Medical Centre appointment

Tudor Medical Centre provides an online booking option through the booking link displayed on its official website. Patients can also contact the practice by telephone. Because the doctors are independent practitioners, appointment structures and fees can vary between practitioners.

Choose your booking method

Start with the clinic’s official website and select its online booking option, or call (08) 8266 5100.

Choose the appointment type

The practice lists standard 10-minute and long 20-minute consultations. If you have several issues, need paperwork, or expect a more involved consultation, ask whether a longer appointment is appropriate.

Choose a doctor if you have a preference

Tudor Medical Centre has several independent medical practitioners. Their interests differ, so reception can help you identify an appropriate appointment where available.

Tell reception about special requirements

Mention interpreter needs, paperwork, procedures, multiple family members, or other requirements when booking. Some services need additional time or have separate fees.

Confirm the fee before attending

Tudor Medical Centre is a mixed-billing practice. Individual doctors may determine their own fee arrangements, so confirm the expected fee and Medicare rebate before the consultation if cost is important to you.

Family booking tip: The practice recommends separate appointments for individual family members. Patients with multiple issues are encouraged to book longer appointments so the doctor has appropriate consultation time.

Doctors at Tudor Medical Centre

The clinic describes its doctors as independent medical practitioners, with individual areas of interest and appointment structures. The following practitioner information is taken from the clinic’s current medical-practitioner page.

Dr Christel Burton
MBBS (Adelaide), FRACGP, DCH

Has an interest in all areas of general practice.

Dr Cyrus Davani
MBBS (UWA), FRACGP

Is interested in all areas of medicine.

Dr Sam Seimon
MBBS (Adelaide), FRACGP

Special interests include men’s health, skin cancer, emergency medicine and chronic medical conditions.

Dr Helen Costi-Litwin
MBBS (Adelaide), FRACGP, DRANCOG

Has an interest in all areas of medicine, especially obstetric shared care.

Dr My Trang Ha
MBBS (UNSW), FRACGP

Enjoys all areas of medicine.

Dr Shaad Manchanda
MBBS (Adelaide), FRACGP

Enjoys all aspects of general practice and has a special interest in complex chronic disease management.

Doctor availability can change. A doctor’s inclusion on the clinic’s practitioner page does not guarantee that appointments are available at every time.

Medical services at Tudor Medical Centre

The clinic describes itself as a comprehensive general practice. Its published clinical services cover routine family medicine as well as preventive care, women’s and men’s health, selected procedures and chronic-condition support.

General family medicine General practice consultations for a broad range of health concerns across different age groups.
Skin cancer and minor surgery Skin cancer-related care and selected minor surgical procedures are listed among the clinic’s services.
Paediatric and adolescent medicine General medical care for children and adolescents.
Vaccinations and immunisations The practice provides vaccinations and immunisations, including relevant National Immunisation Program and state-funded vaccines.
Women’s health Women’s health services include Implanon and IUD insertion and removal.
Men’s health General men’s health care and related consultations.
Pregnancy shared care Pregnancy shared-care services are available through relevant practitioners.
Iron infusion Iron infusions are listed by the clinic as a clinical service and have a separate fee arrangement.
Pathology Pathology is listed among the clinic’s clinical services.
Counselling and health education General counselling and health education are included within the clinic’s published service range.
Need a specific service? Ask the administration team before booking. Some procedures, forms and specialised appointments require additional appointment time or have fees outside the standard consultation schedule.

Tudor Medical Centre fees and Medicare

Tudor Medical Centre states that it is an independent, mixed-billing practice. The clinic publishes a standard fee guide, but individual doctors are independent practitioners and may choose their own appointment and fee structures.

Consultation Full fee Medicare rebate Published gap
Standard consultation — 10 minutes $70.90 $43.90 $27.00
Long consultation — 20 minutes $111.90 $84.90 $27.00
Important: These figures are a guide published by the practice, not a guarantee of the fee charged by every doctor. The clinic states that government concession card holders and patients aged 16 years and younger may be bulk billed at the discretion of the individual GP.

New-patient fee

The clinic states that all new patients are charged a $27 out-of-pocket gap for the initial consultation. A GP may choose to follow the standard fee schedule for subsequent visits.

Appointments with separate fee arrangements

The standard fee schedule does not apply to every type of appointment. The practice specifically identifies mental health care plans, WorkCover appointments, procedures, pre-employment medicals and work medicals as examples that can have separate fees. Antenatal consultations, procedures such as skin-lesion removal and joint injections, and iron infusions are listed with a $54 out-of-pocket gap in the clinic’s published guide.

Payment

The practice states that full payment is required on the day of the appointment. There can also be fees for transfer of medical notes, so patients should ask the administration team for the current amount when requesting records.

Telehealth appointments

Tudor Medical Centre offers telephone and video telehealth consultations in selected circumstances. Patients can request telehealth, but the treating practitioner determines whether it is clinically appropriate.

When face-to-face care is needed: The practice states that telehealth is not a substitute for a physical examination. If safe diagnosis or management requires an in-person assessment, a face-to-face consultation may be required, and an appointment initially booked as telehealth may be converted when clinically necessary.

Chronic condition and health assessment services

The clinic publishes information about health assessments and chronic-condition management services. These can include individualised planning and coordinated care where clinically appropriate.

Health assessments for eligible patient groups
General Practitioner Management Plans
Team Care Arrangements for eligible complex chronic needs
Preventive-health reminder programs

Eligibility and Medicare requirements can change. For the current rules, patients should confirm the details with the practice and refer to the relevant Australian Government information.

Tudor Medical Centre location, parking and access

Tudor Medical Centre is located at 69 Dyott Avenue, Hampstead Gardens, SA 5086, on the corner of Dyott Avenue and Poole Avenue. The clinic states that there is ample on-site parking and that vehicle access to the parking area is from Dyott Avenue.

The practice also states that several bus stops are less than two minutes’ walk away, including stops around North East Road and O.G. Road.

Accessibility

Accessibility was considered in the design of the clinic’s purpose-built facility. The practice describes the car park and building as being on the same level, with no steps or ramps between them. Disabled parking is positioned directly outside the front door. The entrance has wide double doors, and the clinic describes its corridors as wide, straight and free of clutter.

If you have a specific accessibility requirement: Contact the clinic before your appointment so the administration team can discuss the available arrangements.

Address: 69 Dyott Avenue, Hampstead Gardens SA 5086 · Phone: (08) 8266 5100

After-hours and urgent medical care

When the practice is closed, Tudor Medical Centre directs patients to its affiliated after-hours services. The clinic lists National Home Doctor Service on 13 74 25 and gpSolutions on (08) 8130 3333. The clinic states that these services can provide after-hours care, including home visits, and that clinical review information is sent back to the patient’s Tudor Medical Centre doctor to support continuity of care.

After-hours service National Home Doctor Service 13 74 25
After-hours service gpSolutions (08) 8130 3333
Emergency Call 000 For urgent medical emergencies requiring an ambulance.
Emergency warning: If you need urgent medical attention, call 000 or attend the nearest Emergency Department. Do not wait for a routine GP appointment when immediate emergency care is required.

Important Tudor Medical Centre patient policies

Booking and appointment length

The clinic encourages separate appointments for individual family members. Patients with multiple concerns are encouraged to book longer appointments. This helps the doctor allow sufficient consultation time and can reduce delays for other patients.

Cancellation and missed appointments

If you cannot attend an appointment, the practice asks patients to notify the clinic as soon as possible. Patients who do not attend without informing the clinic may be charged a fee equivalent to the consultation fee, and the practice states that this fee is not rebateable through Medicare.

Test results

The clinic states that patients are responsible for following up their investigation results. Most results return within 48 hours, although some can take longer. The practice recommends calling after 2 pm to ask the administration team about results or whether another appointment is required.

Interpreters

Patients who require an interpreter should tell the clinic when booking. The practice can request an interpreter through the Translation and Interpreting Service. An AUSLAN interpreter may also be arranged for hearing-impaired patients, but this needs to be organised in advance.

Medical forms

Some medical forms, including certain medical certificates, WorkCover forms and some Centrelink forms, are available at the clinic. Other forms, including some driver’s licence, commercial and pre-employment paperwork, may require patients to bring printed copies. Some forms can require a longer or follow-up appointment.

Home visits

A doctor may be able to provide a home or nursing-home visit by prior arrangement where a patient’s medical condition prevents attendance at the surgery. The practice states that this is subject to the doctor’s discretion and availability and is particularly applicable to some long-term regular patients who live locally.

Medication policy

The practice states that benzodiazepines and other drugs of dependence, including opioid medications, will not be prescribed at an initial appointment.

What to bring to your Tudor Medical Centre appointment

Medicare card, if applicable
Relevant medication list
Previous reports or referral documents, if relevant
Forms that need a doctor to complete
Details of your main health concern
Interpreter or accessibility request, if required

If your appointment is for a procedure, medical assessment, WorkCover matter, pre-employment medical or paperwork, tell reception when booking so the correct appointment length and fee can be confirmed.

Tudor Medical Clinic FAQs

Where is Tudor Medical Centre?

Tudor Medical Centre is at 69 Dyott Avenue, Hampstead Gardens, South Australia 5086, on the corner of Dyott Avenue and Poole Avenue.

What is the phone number for Tudor Medical Centre?

The clinic’s phone number is (08) 8266 5100. The published fax number is (08) 8266 4193.

What are Tudor Medical Centre’s opening hours?

The clinic currently lists Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, and closure on Sundays and public holidays.

Does Tudor Medical Centre offer online bookings?

Yes. The clinic’s official website displays a Book Online option. Patients can also call the practice on (08) 8266 5100.

Is Tudor Medical Centre bulk billed?

Tudor Medical Centre describes itself as a mixed-billing practice. The clinic states that concession card holders and patients aged 16 years and younger may be bulk billed at the discretion of the individual GP. Individual doctors can have their own fee structures.

How much is a standard consultation at Tudor Medical Centre?

The clinic’s published guide lists $70.90 for a standard 10-minute consultation, with a $43.90 Medicare rebate and a $27.00 gap. Fees can vary because doctors are independent practitioners.

Who are the doctors at Tudor Medical Centre?

The clinic currently lists Dr Christel Burton, Dr Cyrus Davani, Dr Sam Seimon, Dr Helen Costi-Litwin, Dr My Trang Ha and Dr Shaad Manchanda as independent medical practitioners.

Does Tudor Medical Centre offer telehealth?

Yes. The practice offers telephone and video telehealth in selected circumstances. The treating doctor determines whether telehealth is clinically appropriate, and an in-person consultation may be required when physical examination is necessary.

Is Tudor Medical Centre accessible for patients with mobility needs?

The clinic states that its purpose-built facility has same-level access between the car park and building, disabled parking directly outside the front door, wide double entrance doors and wide, clutter-free corridors.

What should I do if I need medical care after the clinic closes?

The clinic lists National Home Doctor Service on 13 74 25 and gpSolutions on (08) 8130 3333 for after-hours care. For an emergency requiring immediate assistance, call 000 or attend the nearest Emergency Department.

Official Tudor Medical Centre resources

Quick action: Tudor Medical Centre contact details

Call (08) 8266 5100 For appointments and clinic enquiries.
Visit 69 Dyott Avenue Hampstead Gardens SA 5086.
Book Online booking Use the booking option linked from the clinic website.