If you are searching for Mareeba Medical Clinic in Australia in 2026, the clinic is at 2 Lloyd Street, Mareeba QLD 4880, reception is (07) 4092 2877, and the clinic’s current website provides online booking through HotDoc.
Mareeba Medical Clinic is a community-owned social enterprise general practice operated by Mareeba and Communities Family Healthcare Ltd. The current clinic page says it is predominantly private/mixed billing, publishes consultation fee ranges and Medicare rebates, welcomes new patients, and lists a broad GP service range for people across Mareeba and the surrounding shire.
Mareeba Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A plain-English local guide to the current doctor roster, weekday hours, Wednesday evening opening, consultation fees, Medicare rebates, selected bulk billing, new-patient steps, home visits, services and after-hours care.
Official current range for a standard consultation, depending on doctor/service.
Queensland Health’s current service finder lists an extended Wednesday session.
Mareeba Medical Clinic address, phone, email and map
The current official Mareeba and Communities Family Healthcare pages list Mareeba Medical Clinic at 2 Lloyd Street, Mareeba QLD 4880. Reception is (07) 4092 2877, the clinic email is reception@mareebamedical.com.au, and the current fax number is (07) 3445 4704.
Queensland Health’s service finder independently confirms the same street address, phone and email and lists the postal address as PO Box 1117, Mareeba QLD 4880.
Mareeba Medical Clinic opening hours in 2026
Queensland Health’s current service finder lists Mareeba Medical Clinic as open 8:00 am–5:00 pm Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 am–9:00 pm Wednesday, and 8:00 am–5:00 pm Thursday and Friday. Current Yellow Pages listings match that schedule and show Saturday and Sunday closed.
| Day | Hours currently listed | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Check live appointment availability before travelling. |
| Tuesday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Doctor roster can differ from clinic opening hours. |
| Wednesday | 8:00 am – 9:00 pm | Government and Yellow Pages listings show the evening session; confirm it when booking. |
| Thursday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Call for longer consultations, procedures or home-visit requests. |
| Friday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Book ahead for end-of-week availability. |
| Saturday | Closed in current listings | Use after-hours pathways if care cannot wait. |
| Sunday | Closed in current listings | Use 13 HEALTH, hospital care or 000 as appropriate. |
| Public holidays | Confirm directly | Holiday opening can differ from the regular weekly schedule. |
How to book Mareeba Medical Clinic
The clinic’s official website provides a Book an Appointment link to HotDoc. It also says appointments are generally scheduled in 15-minute intervals and asks patients to tell reception when they need extra time for multiple or complex problems, procedures, forms, mental health issues or counselling.
Use the online appointment link supplied by the clinic to see current doctor and time availability. If you cannot find the visit type you need, call reception.
A standard appointment may suit one routine issue. Tell reception if you have several concerns, forms, a procedure, mental health discussion or a complex review because a longer booking may be needed.
The official clinic page welcomes new patients and asks them to bring their Medicare card and arrive 15 minutes early to complete registration paperwork.
Fees vary by doctor and service. Ask reception about the expected charge, Medicare rebate and any bulk-billing eligibility for your appointment.
Mareeba Medical Clinic fees, Medicare rebates and bulk billing
Mareeba Medical Clinic describes itself as a mixed-billing practice and says its clinics are predominantly private billing with only selected consultations bulk billed. Current published fee ranges vary by doctor and service, so the price shown online is a guide rather than a guarantee for every appointment.
| Consultation | Current published fee | Medicare rebate shown | Approx. gap from listed fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short consultation | $60 | $19.60 | $40.40 |
| Standard consultation | $92–$110 on current summary; detailed billing note lists $110 | $42.85 | Varies by fee charged |
| Long consultation | $132–$195 on current summary; detailed billing note lists $195 | $82.90 | Varies by fee charged |
| Extended/prolonged consultation | $179–$290 on current summary; detailed billing note lists $290 | $122.15 | Varies by fee charged |
The clinic says Medicare rebates can be processed through Easy Claiming at the time of consultation or submitted through online claiming to the Medicare-linked bank account. Bring your current Medicare card and any applicable Centrelink or Veterans’ Affairs card.
Bulk billing currently listed at doctor discretion for
- concession-card holders;
- DVA card holders;
- children aged 16 years and under.
Eligibility is not a guarantee that every service is bulk billed. Confirm at booking.
Payment methods listed by the clinic
Cash, cheque, EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard, Bankcard and direct deposit are listed. Ask reception if you need to confirm a payment method for your visit.
Mareeba Medical Clinic doctors and GP registrars
The current official clinic page lists the following doctors and registrars. The website homepage separately summarizes the practice as having six doctors, while the detailed clinic page currently displays seven doctor profiles, so use the live doctor list or booking page when you need the current roster.
| Doctor / registrar | Role & qualification shown | Officially listed interests / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alexander Chapman | GP Registrar, MBBS | All aspects of general practice. |
| Ahmed Ali | GP Registrar, MBBS | All aspects of general practice; official page says he speaks Arabic. |
| Dr Louise Burns | GP Registrar, MBBS | All aspects of general practice; completing Rural Generalist training. |
| Dr Sabine Saeidnia | General Practitioner, MBBS, FRACGP | General practice, women’s and children’s health; official page says she speaks German. |
| Dr Nathan Walmsley | General Practitioner, MBBS, BspExSci | All aspects of general practice; practicing at Mareeba and Dimbulah clinics. |
| Dr Grant Manypeney | General Practitioner, MBBS, FRACGP, DipObs | Musculoskeletal medicine, minor surgery, mental health and teaching. |
| Dr Sarah Smith | General Practitioner, MBBS | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, menopause, paediatrics, women’s health, rural community population health and obesity medicine. |
Mareeba Medical Clinic services
The official clinic page lists a broad general-practice service range including general and children’s health, mental health, immunisation and preventative care, women’s health and chronic disease management. Its patient-resources section adds the following specific services.
Routine general-practice assessments and ongoing care.
Skin assessment is listed; ask about appointment type and any procedure fee.
Family planning, antenatal care, cervical screening and pregnancy tests are listed.
ECGs plus 24-hour and 7-day cardiac Holter monitoring are listed.
Preventative immunisation and travel-vaccination services are listed.
Book a longer consultation when extra discussion time is likely to be needed.
Minor surgery, wound management, mole/sunspot removal and liquid-nitrogen treatment are listed.
Pathology specimen collection is listed; confirm paperwork and preparation before attending.
Sports medicine, nutritional advice and chronic-disease management are listed.
New patients: what to do before your first visit
The official clinic page says new patients are always welcome. You can register by booking online or calling reception. The clinic asks new patients to bring their Medicare card and arrive 15 minutes early to complete registration paperwork.
Bring if relevant
- Medicare, concession or DVA card;
- current medicine list and allergies;
- specialist or hospital letters;
- recent imaging/pathology information;
- forms or paperwork you need the GP to review.
Book enough time
Tell reception before the visit if you have multiple concerns, complex history, mental-health discussion, forms or a planned procedure. The clinic specifically says longer consultations may be needed for these situations.
Accessibility and language information
Queensland Health’s service finder lists an accessible building, accessible parking and accessible toilets at Mareeba Medical Clinic. It also records female and male staff availability and additional language capability in Italian and German.
The clinic’s current doctor page separately states that Ahmed Ali speaks Arabic and Dr Sabine Saeidnia speaks German. Language availability can depend on who is working, so mention interpreter or communication needs when booking.
Home visits, test results and follow-up
The clinic says home visits may be available for established patients who are unable to travel because of ill health, at the doctor’s discretion. Home visits should be discussed with reception rather than assumed from an online booking.
For pathology or other test results, the clinic asks patients to schedule an appointment with their doctor. Reception staff are not able to discuss specific results over the phone. Keep any paperwork the doctor gives you in case it is needed for another appointment or service.
Home visit request
Call (07) 4092 2877, explain that the patient cannot travel because of ill health, and ask whether a doctor can provide a home visit.
Results appointment
Book with the doctor who ordered or is managing the test where possible. Ask whether you need a standard or longer consultation to discuss the result and next steps.
After-hours care, 13 HEALTH and Mareeba Hospital
Mareeba Medical Clinic’s own patient information says that when care is needed outside normal practice hours, patients can call 13 HEALTH or attend the nearest hospital. Queensland Health confirms that 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) connects callers with a registered nurse 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Mareeba Hospital is at 21 Lloyd Street, Mareeba QLD 4880, close to the clinic, and Queensland Health lists the hospital as open 24/7. Its general phone number is (07) 4092 9333. For a life-threatening illness or injury, call Triple Zero (000).
| Situation | Care pathway | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Routine care during clinic hours | Mareeba Medical Clinic | (07) 4092 2877 / online booking |
| Unsure what care is needed after hours | 13 HEALTH registered nurse advice | 13 43 25 84 |
| Hospital care in Mareeba | Mareeba Hospital, 21 Lloyd Street | (07) 4092 9333 |
| Life-threatening emergency | Ambulance / emergency response | 000 |
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Mareeba Medical Clinic FAQs
Official & supporting sources
Use these pages to re-check appointment availability, fees, doctor rosters, opening hours, accessibility and after-hours pathways. The clinic’s own website is preferred for its services and billing; Queensland Health is used to independently verify location, hours and accessibility.
- Mareeba and Communities Family Healthcare official website
- Official Mareeba Medical Clinic page, doctors, services and fees
- Official contact page
- Clinic-linked online booking
- Queensland Health service finder — Mareeba Medical Clinic
- National accredited general-practice register
- Australian Business Register — Mareeba & Communities Family Healthcare Ltd
- Queensland Health — care options and 13 HEALTH
- Queensland Health — Mareeba Hospital
- Healthengine profile note