Port Kennedy Medical Clinic: Doctors, Hours & Booking
If you are searching for a Port Kennedy medical clinic, the practice covered in this guide is Port Kennedy Medical Centre at Unit 2/12 Endeavour Drive, Port Kennedy WA 6172. It is a private-billing general practice offering family and preventative medicine, women’s and men’s health, vaccinations, skin checks, chronic disease management and several in-practice procedures.
Port Kennedy Medical Centre: quick facts
Port Kennedy Medical Centre is a long-running private general practice serving patients in Port Kennedy and surrounding areas. The clinic says it has operated under the ownership of Dr Richard Choong since November 1998 and is fully accredited with AGPAL.
Port Kennedy Medical Centre opening hours
The official clinic contact page lists the following regular hours. The practice describes its consultations as by appointment only.
| Day | Hours | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00 am–5:30 pm | Call or use the available booking option. |
| Tuesday | 8:00 am–5:30 pm | Confirm the doctor and appointment type when booking. |
| Wednesday | 8:00 am–5:30 pm | Appointments during regular surgery hours. |
| Thursday | 8:00 am–5:30 pm | Call reception if your concern is urgent. |
| Friday | 8:00 am–5:30 pm | Confirm availability before travelling. |
| Saturday | 8:00 am–12:30 pm | Saturday sessions are shorter. |
| Sunday | Closed | Use an appropriate after-hours or emergency service if required. |
| Public holidays | Closed | Check current arrangements before attending. |
Doctors at Port Kennedy Medical Centre
The clinic’s current team page lists five fully qualified doctors. Doctor availability can vary, so the safest approach is to confirm the doctor when making your appointment rather than assuming a particular practitioner will be available.
How to book an appointment
Port Kennedy Medical Centre provides telephone booking through reception, and current online appointment availability is also displayed through Healthengine. Online availability can change throughout the day, so do not assume that a particular doctor or appointment type is available simply because the clinic is open.
For the most direct option, call 08 9524 6611. You can also check the clinic’s online booking listing through Healthengine.
Briefly explain whether the appointment is for general medical care, a chronic condition, women’s or men’s health, vaccination, skin concerns, a minor procedure or another issue.
If you have multiple concerns or expect a longer consultation, tell reception when booking so the correct appointment type can be arranged.
Doctor schedules change. Confirm the practitioner, date, time and whether anything needs to be completed before attending.
The clinic states that it is a private billing practice and that fees are payable at the time of consultation by cash, credit card or EFTPOS.
Services available
The practice describes itself as providing comprehensive medical care for families in the Port Kennedy area. Its published services include general family care as well as preventive, women’s and men’s health and selected procedures and tests.
Fees, private billing and payment
Port Kennedy Medical Centre identifies itself as a private billing practice. The clinic’s contact information says payment is required at the time of consultation and can be made by cash, credit card or EFTPOS.
Published third-party booking information currently lists example fees, including a standard Level B GP consultation and a longer Level C consultation, but those prices can change and may vary by practitioner or appointment type. Confirm the current fee with the clinic before attending if cost is an important factor.
| Question | Current guidance |
|---|---|
| Is it bulk billed? | The clinic describes itself as private billing rather than a general bulk-billing practice. |
| When do I pay? | Payment is required at the time of consultation. |
| How can I pay? | The clinic lists cash, credit card and EFTPOS. |
| Can fees vary? | Yes. Appointment type and practitioner can affect the amount payable. |
| Where should I confirm current fees? | Call reception on 08 9524 6611 before the appointment. |
What to take to your appointment
A little preparation can make a GP appointment more useful, particularly if you are seeing the practice for an ongoing condition or several concerns.
- Bring your Medicare card or relevant identification details where applicable.
- Have an up-to-date list of medicines, supplements and relevant allergies.
- Bring referral letters, specialist reports, test results or discharge paperwork if they relate to your appointment.
- Write down your main symptoms, when they started and anything that makes them better or worse.
- If you are booking for a child or another family member, confirm whether a separate appointment is required.
- Ask about the expected consultation fee before the appointment if you need to budget for private billing.
Where is Port Kennedy Medical Centre?
Clinic address
Unit 2/12 Endeavour Drive
Port Kennedy WA 6172
Australia
Open directions in Google Maps
Phone: (08) 9524 6611
Email: pkmc@pkmc.net.au
Urgent medical concerns and after-hours care
The clinic’s team says reception can help determine whether a health concern can wait for an appointment, needs a return phone call or requires urgent attention during normal surgery hours.
When contacting the clinic about an urgent concern during practice hours, explain the urgency clearly rather than simply requesting the next routine appointment.
Port Kennedy Medical Clinic FAQs
Official and useful booking resources
Official clinic website: pkmc.net.au
Official contact page: Contact Port Kennedy Medical Centre
Official doctors/team page: Meet the medical team
Official services page: View clinic services
Online appointment listing: Check Healthengine availability
Information note: This article is an independent informational guide and is not the official website of Port Kennedy Medical Centre. Clinic hours, doctor availability, appointment types, fees and services can change. Confirm current details directly with the practice before travelling or relying on a particular appointment, fee or service. This page does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice.