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

Keilor East GP & family healthcare guide • 2026

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

Looking for Centreway Medical Centre in Keilor East? This practical 2026 guide covers the clinic address, phone number, current doctor team, opening hours, booking options, billing information, acupuncture, immunisation, cervical screening, yellow fever vaccination and allied-health services so you can choose the right next step before visiting.

Important: The clinic’s official website is the best source for appointment availability, doctor schedules and changes to fees or opening hours. The information below is a practical guide based on the clinic’s published pages and should be rechecked before attending.

Centreway Medical Centre: quick facts

ClinicCentreway Medical Centre
Address234 Milleara Road, Keilor East VIC 3033
LocationOpposite Chemist Warehouse at Milleara Mall
BookingOnline booking is available through HotDoc.
Practice focusComprehensive family general practice and related healthcare services.

Centreway Medical Centre is a general practice serving patients in Keilor East and surrounding Melbourne western suburbs. The clinic publishes its own medical team, service information, contact details and online appointment pathway.

Centreway Medical Clinic opening hours

The clinic’s official homepage currently lists the following regular hours:

DayPublished opening hoursPlanning tip
Monday8:00 am – 6:00 pmBook ahead if you need a particular doctor.
Tuesday8:00 am – 6:00 pmConfirm practitioner availability when booking.
Wednesday8:00 am – 6:00 pmOnline booking can help you select an available appointment.
Thursday8:00 am – 6:00 pmCheck the appointment time rather than relying only on clinic hours.
Friday8:00 am – 6:00 pmAllow time for reception and appointment check-in.
Saturday9:00 am – 2:00 pmSaturday hours are shorter than weekdays.
SundayClosedUse the clinic’s after-hours information when the practice is closed.

Public holidays: regular hours should not automatically be assumed on public holidays. Check directly with the practice before travelling.

Doctors at Centreway Medical Centre

The clinic’s published medical-team page lists four doctors. Their listed qualifications, languages and areas of interest can help patients choose a practitioner, but appointment availability should be checked through the clinic’s booking system.

Dr. Robert Lee Languages: English, Malaysian, Cantonese and Hakka.

DipRACOG; specialist in general practice. Published interests include acupuncture, minor surgery and childhood immunisations.

Dr. Geoff NG Languages: English, Malaysian, Cantonese, Mandarin and Hokkien.

DipRACOG; specialist in general practice. Published interests include 75+ health checks, acupuncture, minor surgery and childhood immunisations.

Dr. Nouman Iftikhar Languages: English, Hindi and Punjabi.

DipFRACDP general practice. Published interests include over-75 health checks, minor surgery, childhood health checks, chronic disease management and acupuncture.

Dr. Vincent Strangio Languages: English and Italian.

Specialist in general practice. Published interests include over-75 health checks, minor surgery, childhood health checks, chronic disease management and acupuncture.

How to book a Centreway Medical Centre appointment

The clinic’s website directs patients to online booking through HotDoc and says patients can select their preferred practitioner, time and day.

Open the online booking pathway.
Use the clinic’s official online booking link and continue to the HotDoc appointment system.
Select the practitioner.
Choose a doctor based on availability and, where relevant, the languages or clinical interests published by the practice.
Choose an appointment time.
Select an available day and time that fits your needs. Availability can change during the day.
Check the appointment details.
Review the selected doctor, date, time and appointment type before completing the booking.
Call if online booking does not answer your question.
For doctor availability, appointment type or other clinic-specific questions, call (03) 9331 0300.
Official booking: Open HotDoc or visit the Centreway Medical Centre website and use its online booking option.

Centreway Medical Centre fees and bulk billing

The clinic publishes bulk-billing information on its website, but the wording varies across its pages. The services page says the clinic is a bulk-billing clinic and that a current Medicare card is required. The homepage specifically states that pensioners, Health Care Card holders and patients aged 16 years and under have no charge, while other patients are charged a private fee.

Pensioners

The homepage states that pensioners are charged no fee.

Health Care Card holders

The homepage states that Health Care Card holders are charged no fee.

Patients 16 and under

The homepage states that patients aged 16 years and under are charged no fee.

Medicare: The clinic’s services page states that a current Medicare card is required for its bulk-billing arrangements. If you are unsure whether your appointment will be bulk billed, confirm the fee when booking.

Private fees: Patients outside the clinic’s stated no-charge categories may be charged a private fee. Because fees can change, this guide does not invent a current private GP fee where the official clinic page does not publish a single universal amount.

Medical services at Centreway Medical Centre

General practice

Family-focused GP care across routine and ongoing healthcare needs.

Child health

Childhood health checks and childhood immunisations are listed among the doctors’ areas of interest.

Chronic disease management

Published as an area of interest for Dr. Nouman Iftikhar and Dr. Vincent Strangio.

75+ health checks

Over-75 health checks are listed for multiple doctors.

Minor surgery

Minor surgery is listed among the clinical interests of the practice’s doctors.

Acupuncture

The clinic states that all its doctors are trained in Chinese acupuncture and that laser acupuncture is also available.

Cervical screening

The clinic publishes bulk-billed cervical screening, formerly known as Pap smears.

Yellow fever vaccination

The clinic states that it is accredited to administer yellow fever injections.

Immunisation

The practice publishes Victorian immunisation schedule information and lists childhood immunisation among its medical interests.

Yellow fever vaccination: published clinic fee

Centreway Medical Centre states that it is accredited to administer yellow fever injections. Its published fee is $120, covering the injection and the yellow book required for travel.

If you are arranging travel vaccination, confirm appointment requirements, stock and current pricing with the clinic before attending because travel-health arrangements can change.

Allied health at Centreway Medical Centre

The clinic also publishes allied-health information for a nutritionist/dietitian and psychologist.

Nalani Jethani — Nutritionist & Dietitian

Published as available on site every second Tuesday.

Fees: EPC appointments are bulk billed; private initial consultation $110; private review $85.

Anna Tiakanas — Psychologist

Published availability is every Saturday and fortnightly on Tuesday. Saturday hours are listed as 9:30 am–4:00 pm.

Published fee is $135. A GP referral under a Mental Health Treatment Plan is stated to provide an $84.80 rebate for up to 10 sessions per calendar year, resulting in a stated $50.20 out-of-pocket amount.

Appointments are 50 minutes. The clinic’s allied-health page states that a full fee applies for cancellation with less than 24 hours’ notice or non-attendance and that this fee is not eligible for a Medicare rebate.

Allied-health availability and fees should be reconfirmed directly with the provider before booking.

What to do when Centreway Medical Centre is closed

The clinic’s contact page publishes information about the National Home Doctor Service for after-hours home visits.

National Home Doctor Service

For a home doctor request, the clinic lists 13 SICK (13 7425) or 9249 5677.

The published information states that call centres operate from 4pm on weekdays, from 10am on Saturday and all day Sunday and public holidays. Home visits are listed for weekday evenings/overnight, weekends and public holidays.

Emergency: If you have a medical emergency or believe a condition is immediately life-threatening, call 000 rather than waiting for a routine GP appointment.

Centreway Medical Centre address and location

Address: 234 Milleara Road, Keilor East VIC 3033.

The clinic’s contact page describes the location as opposite Chemist Warehouse at Milleara Mall.

Phone: (03) 9331 0300

Fax: (03) 9331 0122

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Which Centreway doctor should you choose?

If you are looking for…Published information that may help
Childhood immunisationDr. Robert Lee and Dr. Geoff NG list childhood immunisations among their interests.
Childhood health checksDr. Nouman Iftikhar and Dr. Vincent Strangio list childhood health checks.
Chronic disease managementDr. Nouman Iftikhar and Dr. Vincent Strangio list chronic disease management.
Over-75 health checksDr. Geoff NG, Dr. Nouman Iftikhar and Dr. Vincent Strangio list 75+ or over-75 health checks.
AcupunctureAcupuncture is listed for all four doctors; the clinic also says all doctors are trained in Chinese acupuncture.
Language preferenceThe published roster identifies Malaysian/Cantonese/Hakka, Mandarin/Hokkien, Hindi/Punjabi and Italian language capabilities across the listed doctors.

This is not a substitute for a clinical recommendation. Select a doctor based on availability and your healthcare needs, and ask reception if you need a particular appointment type.

Before your Centreway Medical Centre appointment

  • Bring your current Medicare card if you are relying on the clinic’s bulk-billing arrangements.
  • Have your concession or Health Care Card available if applicable.
  • Take a list of current medicines and relevant medical information for a new or complex consultation.
  • If you need a longer appointment, tell reception when booking rather than assuming a standard appointment will be sufficient.
  • For travel vaccinations, ask about timing, availability and the current fee before attending.
  • For allied-health appointments, confirm the provider’s fee, referral requirements and cancellation policy.

Centreway Medical Clinic FAQs

Where is Centreway Medical Centre?
Centreway Medical Centre is at 234 Milleara Road, Keilor East VIC 3033, opposite Chemist Warehouse at Milleara Mall.
What is the Centreway Medical Centre phone number?
The clinic’s published phone number is (03) 9331 0300.
What are Centreway Medical Centre’s opening hours?
The official homepage currently lists Monday to Friday 8:00 am–6:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am–2:00 pm and Sunday closed. Confirm hours before attending, especially on public holidays.
Can I book Centreway Medical Centre online?
Yes. The clinic’s website provides an online booking pathway through HotDoc, where patients can select a preferred practitioner, day and time when appointments are available.
Does Centreway Medical Centre bulk bill?
The clinic publishes bulk-billing information and states that a current Medicare card is required. Its homepage specifically states no charge for pensioners, Health Care Card holders and patients aged 16 years and under; other patients may be charged a private fee.
Which doctors work at Centreway Medical Centre?
The clinic’s published medical-team page lists Dr. Robert Lee, Dr. Geoff NG, Dr. Nouman Iftikhar and Dr. Vincent Strangio.
Does Centreway Medical Centre provide acupuncture?
Yes. The clinic states that all its doctors are trained in Chinese acupuncture and that laser acupuncture is also available.
Does Centreway Medical Centre provide yellow fever vaccination?
Yes. The clinic states that it is accredited to administer yellow fever injections and publishes a $120 fee covering the injection and yellow book. Confirm current arrangements before booking.
Does the clinic offer cervical screening?
Yes. The services page states that bulk-billed cervical screening, formerly called Pap smears, is available.
What can I do if I need a doctor after the clinic is closed?
The clinic’s contact page provides National Home Doctor Service information and lists 13 SICK (13 7425) or 9249 5677 for home doctor requests. For an emergency, call 000.

Official Centreway Medical Centre resources

Information disclaimer: This article is an independent informational guide and is not the official website of Centreway Medical Centre. Clinic hours, doctor availability, fees, services and booking arrangements can change. Verify important details directly with the practice before travelling or making a healthcare decision. This page does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice.