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

Mill Park VIC • independent patient guide

Plan the Right Alpha Clinic Visit

Alpha Medical Clinic is located at 3 Blossom Park Drive, Mill Park. Use this guide to check current booking routes, opening hours, doctors, billing questions, telehealth rules and what to bring.

Several published sources conflict on Sunday hours and bulk billing. Confirm the exact appointment, doctor and fee before travelling rather than relying on one directory entry.

Quick answer before you book

Use Healthengine for a standard GP appointment. Call reception when you need a specific doctor, an extended consultation, a procedure, interpreter help, new-patient guidance, telehealth eligibility, a home visit or an exact fee.

Address 3 Blossom Park Drive, Mill Park VIC 3082
Reception 03 9404 4888
Regular hours 9:00 am–5:00 pm listed daily
After hours 13SICK / 13 74 25
Two details need confirmation: Healthengine currently shows Sunday from 8:30 am, while healthdirect and the clinic brochure show 9:00 am. Billing sources also differ between bulk billing and mixed billing. Call before a Sunday, telehealth or fee-sensitive visit.

I want to…

Choose the action that matches your visit. Each option leads to the exact guidance or official final step.

01

Book a routine GP visit

Check live appointment types and current practitioner availability.

Open Healthengine
02

Ask about fees

Confirm whether your exact visit is bulk billed, privately billed or has a separate procedure or form charge.

Call reception
03

Find a doctor

Compare the current public practitioner list, then check who is actually bookable.

View doctor guide
04

Register as a new patient

Use the clinic registration route and call if you need help with forms or appointment length.

Open registration page
05

Request telehealth

Check recent face-to-face and MyMedicare eligibility, timing and gap-fee rules first.

Review telehealth rules
06

Get help after hours

Use 13SICK, healthdirect or 000 according to the type and urgency of help required.

See care options

How to book the correct appointment

The clinic brochure says appointments can be made online, by phone or in person. Standard GP appointments are listed as 10 minutes, so tell reception when your visit may need more time.

  1. Choose the visit type Routine GP, extended consult, telehealth, vaccination, nurse, procedure, form or results review.
  2. Check live availability Use Healthengine for current doctors and appointment times instead of saved screenshots.
  3. Call when uncertain Reception can confirm appointment length, service availability, billing and preparation.
  4. Prepare before arrival Bring Medicare details, medicines, letters, results and forms relevant to the visit.

When a standard appointment may work

One routine concern, a straightforward follow-up or another visit clearly shown as a standard booking option.

When to request more time

Several concerns, a health assessment, complex medical history, mental health discussion, interpreter need, report, form or recent hospital follow-up.

Walk-in information: The 2025 clinic brochure says urgent or unexpected walk-ins may be accepted, but booked patients are seen first and walk-ins may wait. Healthdirect says an appointment is needed. Call first rather than assuming same-day walk-in access.

Useful booking script

“I need an appointment for [brief reason]. Is a standard 10-minute booking suitable, or should I arrange a longer visit? Is the doctor available, and will any private fee apply?”

Alpha Medical Clinic opening hours

Healthdirect and the clinic’s 2025 patient brochure list 9:00 am–5:00 pm every day, including public holidays. Healthengine currently lists Sunday from 8:30 am–5:00 pm, so Sunday should be confirmed before travel.

Day Published hours Patient check
Monday–Saturday 9:00 am–5:00 pm Confirm the doctor, nurse or service rather than relying only on clinic hours.
Sunday 9:00 am–5:00 pm on healthdirect and clinic brochure; 8:30 am–5:00 pm on Healthengine Call or check the live booking page before leaving.
Public holidays 9:00 am–5:00 pm listed Confirm the exact holiday and available doctor or service.
Hours are not appointment availability: The clinic may be open while a preferred GP, nurse, vaccination, procedure or telehealth session is unavailable.

Bulk billing, mixed billing and exact fees

Published billing information is inconsistent. Healthengine and healthdirect currently describe the clinic as bulk billing with a Medicare card. The clinic’s own fees page describes mixed billing and lists private, telehealth and cancellation charges. Confirm the exact appointment rather than relying on a general “bulk billing” label.

Situation What is publicly listed What to ask
Standard GP visit with Medicare Healthengine and healthdirect show bulk billing; the official fees page describes mixed billing. “Is this exact doctor and appointment fully bulk billed?”
Child under 16, concession, pension or DVA cardholder The official fees page lists these groups for bulk billing of standard and extended consultations. Bring the current card and confirm eligibility.
Mental health plan, care plan, health assessment or vaccination-only visit The official fees page lists these as bulk-billed categories, subject to its conditions. Confirm whether discussing extra medical issues changes billing.
Private or no-Medicare patient The official fees page lists a $65 standard consultation for private patients. Confirm the current private fee and payment method.
Telehealth The clinic fees page says a gap fee applies; Healthengine displays $0 for standard and long GP appointments. Confirm eligibility, timing and the current telehealth fee.
Late cancellation or no-show The clinic fees page says a $50 fee may apply when cancelling less than two hours before or not attending. Use the confirmation email or Healthengine app to cancel or reschedule early.
Best billing question: “Before I confirm, can you tell me the total out-of-pocket cost for this doctor, appointment type and service?”

Doctors currently shown on public clinic listings

Healthengine currently displays the following unique GP names for Alpha Medical Clinic. A name on a profile does not guarantee that the doctor is bookable on your preferred day.

Dr Nethpriya WijethilakaListed on Healthengine
Dr Indra Gandhi KuhanandhaListed on Healthengine
Dr Nusrat ShatiListed on Healthengine
Dr Ela HashemiFace-to-face and telehealth profiles shown
Dr Pavatharani DevapriyaFace-to-face and telehealth profiles shown
Dr Rasika KumarasingheFace-to-face and telehealth profiles shown
Dr Mary MurallidaranListed on Healthengine
Dr Arunan DevapriyaHealthdirect lists Tamil and Sinhalese
Dr Shanaka Kodithuwakku EkanayakeHealthdirect lists Sinhalese
Roster difference: The clinic’s 2025 brochure lists eight GPs, while Healthengine currently adds Dr Nusrat Shati and also shows separate telehealth profiles. Always use the live booking page for current availability.

Medical services and which ones need phone confirmation

The clinic website and Healthengine list a broad range of GP, preventive and allied-health services. Availability can depend on the doctor, nurse, equipment and appointment length.

General and preventive care

  • General practice and health checks.
  • Children’s health and childhood immunisations.
  • Women’s, men’s and adult health.
  • Mental and psychological health support.
  • Flu and other vaccination appointments.

Services to confirm before booking

  • Skin checks, cryotherapy and minor procedures.
  • Travel advice and travel vaccinations.
  • Shared pregnancy care and family planning.
  • Employment, insurance and vehicle medicals.
  • On-site pathology, psychology or allied-health availability.
Imaging is off-site: The clinic brochure says X-rays and ultrasounds are performed at diagnostic imaging centres. Reception may help arrange an appointment, but not every imaging service is necessarily bulk billed.

Telehealth, phone calls and home-visit rules

The clinic’s brochure and fees page contain practical eligibility and timing rules that are easy to miss on a booking screen.

Option Published rule Best action
Telephone consultation The 2025 brochure says patients generally need a face-to-face visit at the clinic within the previous 12 months; MyMedicare patients registered with the practice are exempt. Call to confirm eligibility before booking.
Telehealth timing The fees page says in-person patients receive priority and telehealth calls may occur between appointments rather than at an exact time. Keep your phone available and ask about the expected calling window.
Doctor callback The brochure says reception may take a message when a doctor is with a patient. Give the correct callback number and explain whether the matter is time-sensitive.
Home visit The brochure says home visiting is available to patients who attended the medical centre within the previous 12 months; after-hours requests are triaged through 13SICK. Do not assume availability; call and explain the patient’s location and need.

Telehealth phone script

“I am requesting a phone consultation. I last attended the clinic on [date]. Am I eligible, what calling window should I expect, and what is the current out-of-pocket fee?”

Test results, reminders and clinic contact

The clinic brochure says results must be reviewed by a GP before being given to a patient. The practice may contact patients by text or phone when a GP requests an appointment or specific information needs to be discussed.

Do not assume “no call” means no action

The brochure says the clinic may not always call to provide results. Patients may contact the clinic or arrange a review when they have not heard back.

Keep contact details current

Make sure reception has the correct mobile number and email if you want reminders or need the clinic to reach you about significant results.

Email and fax: The brochure says they are checked during working days, but urgent matters should be handled by calling the surgery. Do not use email for an emergency.

Checklist before leaving home

This checklist reduces registration delays, fee surprises and repeat visits.

Bring

  • Current Medicare card.
  • Concession, pension or DVA card when relevant.
  • Medication, supplement and allergy list.
  • Referral, pathology request or hospital discharge paperwork.
  • Relevant imaging, blood-test or specialist reports.
  • Payment method in case a private fee applies.

Confirm

  • The doctor is consulting that day.
  • The appointment length is suitable.
  • The service, vaccine or procedure is available.
  • The exact billing arrangement.
  • Telehealth or home-visit eligibility.
  • Interpreter assistance when required.
Interpreter help: The clinic brochure says a telephone interpreter can be arranged through TIS National on 131 450. Tell reception when booking so the clinic can plan the appointment.

After-hours care and emergency contacts

Use the clinic for routine non-emergency care. When it is closed, choose the service according to urgency.

Situation Contact Use
After-hours GP-style care may be appropriate 13SICK / 13 74 25 Requests are triaged and service availability varies.
Unsure what care is appropriate healthdirect 1800 022 222 24-hour Australian health advice.
Serious or time-critical emergency Triple Zero 000 Urgent ambulance, police or fire response.
Call 000 immediately for a serious or time-critical emergency. This guide does not diagnose symptoms or determine whether it is safe to wait.

Common mistakes that can cause a failed visit

Most problems happen when a general listing is treated as a guarantee for a specific doctor, fee or service.

Assuming Sunday starts at one fixed time Published sources differ between 8:30 am and 9:00 am.
Assuming “bulk billing” covers everything The clinic fees page describes mixed billing, private charges and telehealth gap fees.
Booking 10 minutes for several concerns Tell reception when you need an extended consultation.
Walking in without confirming access The clinic brochure accepts some walk-ins, but healthdirect says an appointment is needed.
Missing the cancellation window A $50 late-cancellation or no-show fee may apply under the clinic’s published policy.
Expecting an exact telehealth call time The clinic says in-person patients have priority and calls may occur between appointments.

Location, parking and public transport help

Alpha Medical Clinic is at 3 Blossom Park Drive, Mill Park VIC 3082, near the Childs Road and Plenty Road intersection. The clinic website says parking is available and four bus lines pass the clinic; healthdirect lists free parking and a toilet.

Access tip: Call before travelling if you need step-free access, accessible parking, pram space, interpreter help or assistance from the car to reception.

Alpha Medical Clinic FAQs

Where is Alpha Medical Clinic located?

Alpha Medical Clinic is at 3 Blossom Park Drive, Mill Park VIC 3082, near the Childs Road and Plenty Road intersection.

What is the Alpha Medical Clinic phone number?

The listed reception number is 03 9404 4888. Use it for doctor availability, longer appointments, fees, telehealth, home visits and service questions.

What are Alpha Medical Clinic’s opening hours?

Healthdirect and the clinic brochure list 9:00 am to 5:00 pm every day, including public holidays. Healthengine currently lists Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, so confirm Sunday before travelling.

How do I book Alpha Medical Clinic online?

Use the Alpha Medical Clinic profile on Healthengine for live appointment availability. Call reception when you need a longer consultation, specific doctor, procedure, interpreter, telehealth or exact fee.

Does Alpha Medical Clinic accept walk-in patients?

The clinic brochure says urgent or unexpected walk-ins may be accepted, but booked patients are seen first and waits may occur. Healthdirect says an appointment is needed, so call before travelling without a booking.

Does Alpha Medical Clinic bulk bill?

Healthengine and healthdirect currently list bulk billing with a Medicare card, while the clinic’s fees page describes mixed billing and private charges. Confirm the exact doctor, appointment type and service before booking.

Which doctors are listed at Alpha Medical Clinic?

Current public listings include Dr Nethpriya Wijethilaka, Dr Indra Gandhi Kuhanandha, Dr Nusrat Shati, Dr Ela Hashemi, Dr Pavatharani Devapriya, Dr Rasika Kumarasinghe, Dr Mary Murallidaran, Dr Arunan Devapriya and Dr Shanaka Kodithuwakku Ekanayake. Availability changes by day.

Does Alpha Medical Clinic offer telehealth?

Yes, telehealth is publicly listed. The clinic brochure says patients generally need a face-to-face visit within the previous 12 months unless registered with the practice through MyMedicare. Confirm eligibility, timing and fees.

What should I bring to Alpha Medical Clinic?

Bring your Medicare card, relevant concession or DVA card, medication and allergy list, referrals, forms, hospital letters and recent test or imaging reports.

What should I do when Alpha Medical Clinic is closed?

The clinic lists 13SICK on 13 74 25 for after-hours contact. Healthdirect provides 24-hour advice on 1800 022 222. Call Triple Zero 000 for a serious or time-critical emergency.

Best next step

For most patients: identify the correct appointment type, check Healthengine, call reception when hours or fees are unclear, bring the right documents and recheck the doctor and time before leaving home.

Information checked against the clinic website, official patient brochure, Healthengine, healthdirect and Australian after-hours sources in July 2026. Public listings can change.