If you are searching for Evans Street Medical Clinic in Australia 2026, this guide gives you the details that matter before you book: current doctors, regular opening hours, phone number, Sunbury address, online booking, bulk billing, private procedure fees, new-patient restrictions, repeat prescription rules and after-hours options.
The practice is at 81 Evans Street, Sunbury VIC 3429. Its current official website says standard GP consultations are bulk billed for valid Medicare card holders from 1 November 2025, but the clinic is presently focusing on regular attendees and is not accepting new patients except for limited doctor-approved exceptions.
Evans Street Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A practical Sunbury GP guide for regular patients who need appointment help, billing information, repeat care, weekend hours, women’s health, mental health, procedures or after-hours support.
Standard GP appointments for patients holding a valid Medicare card are listed as bulk billed from 1 November 2025.
The clinic says it is not accepting new patients at present so doctors can focus on regular attendees.
Evans Street Medical Clinic contact details and map
Evans Street Medical Clinic is located at 81 Evans Street, Sunbury VIC 3429. The practice lists 03 9744 3311 for phone enquiries, 03 9744 7771 for fax and reception@esmc.com.au on its current contact page.
Evans Street Medical Clinic hours in 2026
The current official homepage lists Monday 9:00 am–5:00 pm, Tuesday to Thursday 8:00 am–5:00 pm, Friday 9:00 am–5:00 pm, and Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am–1:00 pm. Public holidays are listed as closed.
An older dedicated opening-hours page and some third-party directories show different weekday closing times. For that reason, this guide uses the clinic’s current homepage as the primary regular-hours source and recommends checking live booking or calling before a time-sensitive visit.
| Day | Current homepage hours | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00 am–5:00 pm | Doctor-specific sessions can differ. |
| Tuesday | 8:00 am–5:00 pm | Check live availability before travelling. |
| Wednesday | 8:00 am–5:00 pm | Booking platforms may show a different appointment window. |
| Thursday | 8:00 am–5:00 pm | Call for longer or procedural appointments. |
| Friday | 9:00 am–5:00 pm | Plan repeat care before the end of the week. |
| Saturday | 9:00 am–1:00 pm | Weekend sessions can fill early. |
| Sunday | 9:00 am–1:00 pm | Confirm same-day availability. |
| Public holidays | Closed | Use after-hours services or emergency pathways as appropriate. |
Is Evans Street Medical Clinic accepting new patients?
No, not routinely at the moment. The clinic’s current notice says doctors are focusing on people who regularly attend Evans Street Medical Clinic and the practice is not accepting new patients. The official fees page adds that someone who has not attended the clinic in the previous three years is treated as a new patient under this policy.
The clinic says limited exceptions may be considered at the discretion and availability of doctors. If you are new, have not attended for several years, or are unsure whether you remain an active patient, call reception before relying on online booking.
Existing patient
Use the clinic’s online booking pathway or call reception. Book ahead because the practice says many doctors may be booked several weeks in advance.
New or returning after 3+ years
Call 03 9744 3311 first and ask whether an exception is possible. Do not assume a visible online time automatically means the clinic can register you.
How to book Evans Street Medical Clinic
The official website provides an Online Booking page and also accepts phone bookings through reception. Healthengine currently shows the clinic profile but says appointments are not listed there, so use the clinic’s own booking page rather than relying on Healthengine for live appointment times.
If you are new or have not attended in the last three years, call first because the practice is not routinely accepting new patients.
Existing patients can check current appointment availability through the booking pathway linked by Evans Street Medical Clinic.
Call reception for procedures, multiple concerns, mental health discussions, WorkCover/TAC matters, forms or anything likely to need a longer consultation.
Bring your Medicare card, current medicines, specialist letters, hospital paperwork, forms and any WorkCover/TAC information relevant to the visit.
Evans Street Medical Clinic bulk billing and fees
From 1 November 2025, the clinic says standard GP appointments such as check-ups, script renewals and general consultations are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card. The clinic also makes clear that procedures and non-standard services can still attract private fees.
| Service / situation | Current official fee information | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard GP consultation + valid Medicare card | Bulk billed | Check that the booking is a standard Medicare-eligible GP consultation. |
| Phone consultation | Bulk billing eligibility rules | You must be in Australia, hold an active Medicare card and have had a face-to-face visit at the clinic within the previous 12 months for the listed bulk-billed phone service. |
| Mirena / IUD insertion | $279.55 fee; $79.55 rebate; $200 gap listed | Ask whether the published procedure fee is still current on your appointment date. |
| Ambulatory BP monitor | $252.10 fee; $102.10 rebate; $150 gap listed | Ask whether additional consultation fees apply. |
| Iron infusion | $224 fully private | Ask what is included and whether medication or other costs are separate. |
| No valid Medicare card, normal hours | $55 (5 min), $75 (6–20 min), $110 (20–40 min), $160 (40–60 min), $235 (60+ min) | Verify the expected consult length and fee when booking. |
| Late cancellation / non-attendance | $40 weekdays; $55 weekends listed | The policy applies for less than 4 hours’ notice or non-attendance. |
| Medical records transfer | $25 listed | Ask how to submit the transfer request. |
Evans Street Medical Clinic doctors
The clinic’s official doctors page currently lists six GPs. Availability varies by roster, and the clinic says many doctors may be booked several weeks ahead, so use live booking or call reception before planning around a particular GP.
| Doctor | Interests / services listed by the clinic | Booking note |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Nurul Bakri | Women’s health, paediatrics, Aboriginal health and emergency medicine interests. | Official page says she obtained FRACGP in 2018. |
| Dr Seema Ghafoor | Women’s health, pregnancy and postnatal care, immunisation, Implanon/IUD procedures, skin care, chronic disease, WorkCover and mental health. | Call for procedure length and private-fee questions. |
| Dr Ian Gopal | Children through adults, WorkCover/TAC, medical reports, medical assessments, minor procedures and mental health cover. | Bring forms or claim information when relevant. |
| Dr Daniel Lajoie | Geriatrics, travel medicine and shared maternity care. | Book early for travel or maternity-related planning. |
| Dr Larry McGrath | Geriatrics, mental health and preventative health. | Ask for adequate time for complex or mental health reviews. |
| Dr Ramesh Singh | General practice, chronic illness and men’s health. | Use live booking to confirm current consulting times. |
GP services and in-house care
The clinic’s official services page lists a broad range of general-practice care, including immunisations, WorkCover/TAC/pre-employment matters, women’s health, geriatrics, men’s health, adolescent health, counselling, asthma, annual check-ups, mental health wellbeing, skin care, minor procedures and pathology by Dorevitch.
Routine check-ups, scripts, referrals, chronic-condition review and family medicine.
Women’s health, pregnancy/postnatal care, contraception procedures and related GP care are listed.
Mental health wellbeing and counselling are listed among clinic services.
Work-related and transport-accident matters are listed; bring relevant claim details and forms.
Immunisations are listed; confirm availability and any private vaccine costs before attending.
Skin care and minor procedures are listed; some procedures attract private fees.
Senior care is listed across the clinic’s service and doctor information.
Adolescent health is included on the official service list.
Dorevitch pathology is listed by the clinic; check collection details before attending.
Hosted in-house providers
Evans Street Medical Clinic also says it hosts independent providers in consulting rooms. These providers are not the same service as a GP consultation and may have separate booking and billing arrangements.
| Hosted service | Provider currently listed | How to book |
|---|---|---|
| Dietitian | Beewise Nutrition / Luke Neill | Book directly with the provider. |
| Podiatry | Podiatry Plus listed on the clinic page | Confirm current Sunbury provider details before booking. |
| Cardiology / echocardiography | One Heart Cardiology | Provider contact listed by clinic: (03) 9374 4884. |
| Vascular ultrasound | Vascular Ultrasound Australia | Provider contact listed by clinic: 0491 727 375. |
Repeat prescriptions and specialist referrals
The clinic uses HotDoc Repeats for certain repeat prescriptions and referral requests. This service is aimed at current patients who regularly receive the medication from the selected doctor or need a recently expired referral repeated or re-addressed.
The clinic says it cannot use the repeat-referral service for a completely new referral that has not already been discussed with a doctor. It also says the service is not Medicare-billable, so a non-rebateable private fee is charged through HotDoc.
Repeat prescription
- For current patients and medicines previously prescribed by the selected doctor.
- Addictive medicines such as opiates are excluded.
- Routine processing may take up to one or two business days, excluding Saturday.
Repeat referral
- For a recently expired referral being renewed or re-addressed.
- Not for a new specialist/service referral that has not been discussed.
- A private non-rebateable fee may apply.
Evans Street Medical Clinic after-hours and emergency options
The clinic’s contact page lists several options when the practice is closed. For a life-threatening emergency, call 000. For non-emergency after-hours GP care, the clinic lists Hello Home Doctor, Victorian Virtual Emergency Department, Nurse-On-Call and the Victorian Poisons Information Centre.
| Need | Service listed by clinic | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Ambulance / emergency services | 000 |
| After-hours home doctor | Hello Home Doctor | 134 100 |
| Virtual urgent/emergency assessment | Victorian Virtual Emergency Department | VVED website |
| 24/7 nurse advice | Nurse-On-Call | 1300 60 60 24 |
| Poisoning advice | Victorian Poisons Information Centre | 13 11 26 |
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