If you are searching for Lincolnville Medical Clinic, the current official practice name is Lincolnville Medical Centre. It is a general practice at 23–25 McFarlane Street, Keilor East VIC 3033, with long weekday hours, weekend sessions, mixed billing, online appointment requests, telehealth for eligible existing patients and onsite allied-health and pathology services.
The clinic says Keilor East was previously known as Lincolnville. This guide uses the search wording “Lincolnville Medical Clinic” where helpful, but uses the practice’s official name for contact, doctors, billing and structured data so patients are not sent to the wrong provider.
Lincolnville Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A practical guide for patients who want the correct clinic name, current opening hours, doctor roster, mixed-billing rules, telehealth eligibility, pathology access, after-hours options and the fastest booking path.
Patient Action Console
The official clinic website publishes extended hours throughout the week.
The practice says it predominantly uses mixed billing, with selected bulk-billed services for patients meeting its criteria.
Lincolnville Medical Centre address, phone and contact details
The clinic’s official website lists 23–25 McFarlane Street, Keilor East VIC 3033, phone 03 9337 2200, fax 03 9337 2244 and email info@lincolnvillemc.com.au. The national accredited-practice register independently matches the clinic name and McFarlane Street address.
Lincolnville Medical Centre hours in 2026
The official clinic website publishes unusually long GP opening hours: 8:00 am–10:00 pm Monday to Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm Saturday and 9:00 am–5:00 pm Sunday. Public holidays are listed as 9:00 am–1:00 pm, with Christmas Day closed.
| Day | Official hours | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 8:00 am–10:00 pm | Doctor rosters can be shorter than the centre’s full opening window; check your booking confirmation. |
| Saturday | 8:00 am–5:00 pm | Confirm the doctor, procedure or allied-health service you need is available. |
| Sunday | 9:00 am–5:00 pm | Use the official booking page or call before travelling. |
| Public holidays | 9:00 am–1:00 pm | Recheck the exact holiday because temporary changes are possible. |
| Christmas Day | Closed | Use after-hours, urgent-care or emergency pathways as appropriate. |
How to book Lincolnville Medical Centre
The clinic has its own online appointment form where patients can enter contact details, choose a preferred doctor and date, and provide booking information. For anything urgent, complex or fee-sensitive, phone reception instead of relying only on an online request.
Use Lincolnville Medical Centre’s own appointment form rather than assuming a third-party directory carries live bookings.
Select your preferred doctor where available. If the doctor or time you need is not shown, call reception because availability can change.
The clinic specifically asks patients to notify reception when a longer consultation is required. Do this for several concerns, detailed paperwork, procedures or complex reviews.
Ask whether your visit is privately billed or bulk billed and whether an in-person, telehealth or longer appointment is appropriate.
Mixed billing, bulk billing and out-of-pocket fees
Lincolnville Medical Centre describes itself as predominantly mixed billing, with various bulk-billed services for patients who meet certain criteria. The official billing text says patients with a Medicare card who are over 16 and do not hold a concession card have an out-of-pocket cost of approximately $40 after the Medicare rebate.
The clinic also says private patients without a Medicare card incur an out-of-pocket fee, dressing changes cost $10 unless the patient supplies their own dressings, and procedures may attract additional fees. Because billing depends on the patient and service, confirm the current price when booking.
| Situation | Official billing information | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Medicare card, age over 16, no concession card | Approx. $40 gap after rebate | “What is today’s total fee and expected Medicare rebate?” |
| Eligible bulk-billed service | Selected services/patients | “Does bulk billing apply to my appointment and doctor?” |
| No Medicare card | Private out-of-pocket fee | “What is the private consultation fee?” |
| Dressing change | $10 unless supplying own dressing | “Do I need to bring dressings or other supplies?” |
| Procedure | Additional fee may apply | “What is the procedure fee and likely rebate?” |
Lincolnville Medical Centre doctors
The main current “Meet Our Team” section on the official clinic website lists a large GP team. Rosters can change, so treat the names below as the clinic’s published team information and use reception or the live appointment form to confirm who is consulting on the day you need care.
| Doctor | Qualifications shown | Interests/languages highlighted by clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Amani Hanna | MBBS, FRACGP | Dermatology/skin, women’s and children’s health; English and Arabic. |
| Dr Mohsen Shojae | MD, FRACGP | Geriatrics, paediatrics, men’s health and minor procedures. |
| Dr Max Bahrami | MD, FRACGP | Chronic disease, preventive medicine, health assessments, women’s/men’s health, skin procedures and weight management. |
| Dr Monica Arjani | MD, FRACGP | Mental health, women’s health, chronic disease and aesthetics; English and Persian. |
| Dr Ann Salam | MBChB, AMC, FRACGP | Women’s health, respiratory conditions, mental health, counselling and telehealth; English and Arabic. |
| Dr Azadeh Karimi | MBBS, FRACGP | Skin cancer/dermatology and skin procedures; English, Kurdish and Persian. |
| Dr Mahsa Shokati | MBBS | Women’s health, pregnancy care, children’s health, preventive care, chronic disease and mental health; English and Persian. |
| Dr Ana Hernandez | MBBS, FRACGP | Dermatology and skin conditions; English and Spanish. |
| Dr Muhammad Shihab Rahman | MBBS, FRACGP | The official profile currently says further information is coming soon. |
| Dr Muhammad Ehsan Mowla | MBBS, FRACGP | Dermatology, children’s health and chronic disease; Bengali, Urdu, Hindi and English. |
| Dr Alireza Alborzi | MD | Preventive health, chronic disease and family medicine; English and Persian. |
| Dr Amgad Agaiby | MBBCh, FRACGP | Heart health, chronic disease, obesity management and diabetes; English and Arabic. |
| Dr Farshid Mohammadi | GP profile | Men’s and children’s health, chronic disease and minor procedures; English and Persian. |
GP, allied-health and onsite services
The clinic’s official service list covers family general practice as well as several onsite or associated services. Availability may depend on the day, clinician and appointment type, so call before travelling for a specific procedure or allied-health service.
Family-medicine care for patients from newborns to seniors.
Women’s health, pregnancy-related care and preventive reviews are highlighted by the practice.
The service list includes family planning and Implanon insertion/removal.
Men’s health assessments and preventive care are listed.
Senior-patient care is an identified practice area.
Child and adult vaccination services are listed.
The clinic lists 24-hour blood-pressure monitoring.
Iron infusion is listed; confirm clinical requirements, booking and fee first.
The clinic advertises travel vaccines including Yellow Fever vaccination.
Dorevitch Pathology has a collection centre within Lincolnville Medical Centre.
The site lists onsite optometrist, podiatrist, audiologist, counsellor and osteopath services.
Several doctors list dermatology, chronic disease, heart, respiratory or diabetes interests.
Dorevitch Pathology at Lincolnville Medical Centre
Dorevitch Pathology lists a Keilor East collection centre inside Lincolnville Medical Centre, Path Room, 25 McFarlane Street. Its current location page shows 8:00 am–1:00 pm Monday to Friday, 8:00 am–11:30 am Saturday and Sunday closed. These pathology hours are separate from the GP centre’s longer opening hours.
Dorevitch also notes that some specialised tests require a booking, while some tests are walk-in or have specific collection conditions. Check the pathology provider’s current instructions before fasting, collecting samples or attending for a special test.
Telehealth eligibility and telephone enquiries
The clinic’s contact page says telehealth appointments are available for patients who have attended the clinic face to face within the last 12 months. If you meet that rule, reception can arrange a telehealth consultation. Confirm the doctor, fee and whether telehealth is appropriate for the problem before booking.
Telehealth may be useful to ask about
- suitable follow-up discussions;
- results or medication questions where the doctor agrees remote care is appropriate;
- patients meeting the clinic’s prior face-to-face attendance rule.
In-person care may still be needed
- physical examinations;
- vaccines, injections, procedures or wound care;
- problems the clinician decides cannot be safely assessed remotely.
General-practice accreditation
The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s national register lists Lincolnville Medical Centre at 23–25 McFarlane Street, Keilor East as an accredited general practice through 22 August 2027. The clinic itself also states that it is AGPAL accredited.
Accreditation confirms the practice’s registered accreditation status; it does not guarantee a particular doctor, fee or appointment time, so those still need live confirmation.
After-hours and emergency options
Lincolnville Medical Centre directs patients needing non-emergency medical attention outside practice hours to Doctor Doctor on 13 26 60. For general health advice when you are unsure what care is needed, healthdirect’s nurse helpline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1800 022 222.
| Situation | Contact | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Routine GP issue during clinic hours | 03 9337 2200 | Reception or official appointment page. |
| Non-emergency medical need after clinic closes | 13 26 60 | Doctor Doctor, as listed by the clinic. |
| Unsure what care you need | 1800 022 222 | healthdirect / NURSE-ON-CALL advice, 24/7. |
| Critical or life-threatening emergency | 000 | Ambulance / emergency services immediately. |
New-patient and longer-appointment checklist
Before a first visit, prepare the information that helps the GP understand your history without wasting appointment time. The clinic’s online form accepts patient details and a preferred doctor/date, but complex matters are better discussed with reception so enough time can be allocated.
Bring the cards that may affect billing and Medicare claiming.
Include prescription medicines, over-the-counter products and relevant allergies.
Bring referrals, hospital letters, imaging or results that the clinic may not already hold.
Tell reception before the appointment if paperwork may require additional time or a fee.
Ask whether a procedure, iron infusion, vaccine or skin treatment needs special preparation.
Several doctors list Arabic, Persian, Spanish, Kurdish, Bengali, Urdu or Hindi in addition to English; confirm current availability.
Quick visit-path finder
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Lincolnville Medical Clinic FAQs
Is Lincolnville Medical Clinic the official clinic name?
The official practice name is Lincolnville Medical Centre. People may search for “Lincolnville Medical Clinic”, but the clinic’s own website and Australia’s accredited-practice register use Lincolnville Medical Centre.
Where is Lincolnville Medical Centre?
Lincolnville Medical Centre is at 23–25 McFarlane Street, Keilor East VIC 3033. The clinic says the Keilor East area was previously known as Lincolnville.
What is the Lincolnville Medical Centre phone number?
The clinic lists 03 9337 2200 for reception and 03 9337 2244 as its fax number.
What are Lincolnville Medical Centre opening hours?
The official clinic website lists Monday to Friday 8:00 am–10:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am–5:00 pm, Sunday 9:00 am–5:00 pm, and public holidays 9:00 am–1:00 pm. It says the clinic is closed on Christmas Day.
How do I book an appointment?
Use the appointment form on the clinic’s official website or call reception on 03 9337 2200. For longer consultations, tell reception when booking.
Does Lincolnville Medical Centre bulk bill?
The practice describes itself as predominantly mixed billing with selected bulk-billed services. Its official billing information says Medicare-card holders over 16 without a concession card have an out-of-pocket cost of approximately $40 after the Medicare rebate. Confirm the fee for your exact appointment before attending.
Does the clinic offer telehealth?
Yes. The clinic says telehealth appointments are available for patients who have attended the practice face to face within the previous 12 months. Confirm eligibility and fees when booking.
Which doctors are listed at Lincolnville Medical Centre?
The current main team section on the official website lists doctors including Dr Amani Hanna, Dr Mohsen Shojae, Dr Max Bahrami, Dr Monica Arjani, Dr Ann Salam, Dr Azadeh Karimi, Dr Mahsa Shokati, Dr Ana Hernandez, Dr Muhammad Shihab Rahman, Dr Muhammad Ehsan Mowla, Dr Alireza Alborzi, Dr Amgad Agaiby and Dr Farshid Mohammadi. Rosters can change, so confirm live availability with reception.
Is pathology available onsite?
Yes. The clinic lists onsite Dorevitch Pathology. Dorevitch’s Keilor East collection-centre listing at Lincolnville Medical Centre publishes weekday and Saturday collection hours and notes that some special tests require a booking.
What should I do when the clinic is closed?
The clinic directs patients needing non-emergency medical attention outside practice hours to Doctor Doctor on 13 26 60. healthdirect is available 24/7 on 1800 022 222 for health advice. For a critical or life-threatening emergency, call 000.
Official & supporting sources
Use the clinic’s own pages for final appointment, fee and roster confirmation. Government and provider sources below were used for accreditation, pathology and after-hours verification.
- Lincolnville Medical Centre official website
- Official about & billing page
- Official contact, telehealth & cancellation page
- Official appointment page
- Australian accredited-practice register
- Dorevitch Keilor East collection centre
- healthdirect 24/7 helpline
- Triple Zero emergency guidance
- Healthengine profile note