The Elms Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

2026 Bacchus Marsh GP guide

The Elms Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

The Elms Family Medical Centre in Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, is a long-established private general practice offering family medicine, preventive care, women’s and men’s health, children’s healthcare, chronic disease management, minor procedures and selected visiting specialist services. This independent 2026 guide covers the clinic’s doctors, opening hours, booking options, fees, services, location and practical visit information.

2026 access note: The clinic’s published updates say construction at The Village Bacchus Marsh is affecting vehicle access and parking. Patients are advised to allow extra time and follow the clinic’s current access instructions before travelling.
📍 AddressSuite 1, 160 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340
☎️ Phone(03) 5367 6662
🏥 Practice typePrivate family medical centre and general practice

The Elms Family Medical Centre at a glance

The practice was established in 1994 and is located adjoining The Village Bacchus Marsh shopping centre. The clinic describes itself as a comprehensive family medical centre with doctors who maintain broad general-practice experience and additional areas of interest.

DetailVerified published information
Clinic nameThe Elms Family Medical Centre
AddressSuite 1, 160 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340
Telephone(03) 5367 6662
Established1994
Practice modelPrivate clinic with concession rates for eligible patients
General practiceFamily medicine, preventative care and management of acute and chronic conditions
Saturday careSaturday morning appointments are available according to the clinic’s published roster
TelehealthTelephone or video consultations are available for patients unable to attend in person

The Elms Medical Clinic opening hours

The clinic’s own website currently publishes the following regular hours. The practice also publishes temporary closure notices when relevant, so checking the official website or calling before a Saturday or public-holiday visit is sensible.

Monday8:00am–6:00pm
Tuesday8:00am–6:00pm
Wednesday8:00am–6:00pm
Thursday8:00am–6:00pm
Friday8:00am–6:00pm
Saturday8:00am–12:30pm
SundayClosed
Public holidaysClosed
Saturday tip: The doctors work a rotating Saturday-morning roster. If you specifically want to see your usual GP, ask reception which doctors are working that Saturday rather than assuming your preferred doctor will be available.

The Elms Medical Clinic doctors

The clinic’s current doctors page identifies a broad GP team. Doctors work overlapping weekday shifts and participate in a rotating Saturday roster. The list below reflects the clinic’s published team information rather than assuming that every doctor is available at every session.

Dr Robert HoskingMBBS, DRANZCOG, GradCertHealthInformatics, FRACGP, FAIDH

Interests include men’s health, vasectomies, women’s health, IUD insertion, antenatal care, paediatrics and skin conditions.

Dr Woodrow WuMBBS, DRANZCOG, GradDipFamMed, GradDipRural, MFM (Clin), DCH, FRACGP-RG, FACRRM, FARGP

Interests include women’s and men’s health, orthopaedics and paediatrics.

Dr Amit KumarMD, DA, FRACGP

Interests include men’s health, emergency care, mental health, skin cancer excisions, travel medicine, paediatrics, diabetes and heart disease.

Dr Ummu RaufMBBS, DCH, DRANZCOG, FRACGP

Interests include paediatrics, women’s health, obstetrics shared care, mental health and aged care. Performs selected skin and contraceptive procedures.

Dr Ayesha MunirMBBS, FRACGP

Interests include women’s health, antenatal shared care, children’s health and chronic disease management.

Dr Andrijia (Andrew) PandzaBBioMed, MD, FRACGP

Interests include paediatrics, men’s health, diabetes, chronic disease care and preventative medicine.

Dr Tahmina SultanaMBBS, DRANZCOG, EMC(ACEM), FRACGP-RG

Interests include women’s health, antenatal and postnatal care, paediatrics, chronic disease, sexual health, travel and emergency medicine.

Dr Laura MachanBSc, MD, FRACGP

Interests include paediatrics, women’s health, antenatal management and postnatal care.

Dr Christopher EeBBiomed, MD, FRACGP

Interests include chronic disease management, paediatrics, dermatology and mental health.

Doctor availability: The published doctor list does not mean every GP is available for every appointment. When booking, tell reception if you need a particular doctor or a consultation related to one of their published areas of interest.

Family GP and medical services at The Elms

The Elms Family Medical Centre publishes a wide range of general-practice and treatment-room services for adults, children and families.

General family medicineRoutine health checks, diagnosis, treatment, preventive medicine and ongoing general-practice care.
Women’s healthWomen’s health consultations, pregnancy-related care, contraception and selected procedures.
Men’s healthGeneral men’s health consultations and selected procedures including vasectomy.
Children’s healthPaediatric care, infant and childhood immunisations and preventative health.
Chronic disease careOngoing management of conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and other chronic illnesses.
Mental healthMental health care and GP support as part of general practice.
Travel medicineTraveller advice, vaccinations and medications where clinically appropriate.
Skin careSkin and mole checks and selected minor skin procedures.
Pre-employment medicalsMedical assessments for employment and other documented requirements.

Treatment-room procedures

  • Wound suturing and dressing
  • Skin lesion removal
  • Iron infusion
  • Hormone implant insertion and removal
  • Plaster cast application and removal
  • Therapeutic venesection
  • Vasectomy
  • Intra-uterine contraceptive device insertion and removal

The clinic states that its Practice Nurse is available weekdays from 8:30am to 5:00pm. Immunisations, wound dressings and suture removal can be booked directly through reception.

Other health services available through The Elms

The clinic’s About Us page says the centre also provides access to psychology, podiatry, specialist women’s ultrasound, visiting specialists and on-site pathology collection. The practice’s external specialist relationships can change, so confirm the current provider and appointment pathway before attending.

PsychologyPsychology services are listed among the centre’s broader healthcare offerings.
PodiatryPodiatry is listed as an additional health service.
Women’s ultrasoundSpecialist women’s ultrasound is listed among available services.
Visiting specialistsThe clinic provides access to visiting specialists, subject to current schedules.
PathologyOn-site pathology collection is listed by the practice.

How to book an appointment at The Elms Medical Clinic

The clinic asks patients to contact reception on (03) 5367 6662 or use its online booking option. The practice may ask questions about the reason for your appointment so it can determine the appropriate timing and consultation length.

  1. Contact reception or use online booking. Tell the clinic what type of appointment you need.
  2. Request enough time. Standard appointments are 15 minutes. Longer appointments are available.
  3. Book a long appointment when appropriate. The clinic specifically recommends longer appointments for first consultations, first visits for a new pregnancy, health checks, surgical procedures, insurance or licence medical examinations, and complex or multiple problems.
  4. Tell reception if the matter is urgent. The practice says it will try to book urgent patients with the first available doctor.
  5. Confirm special requirements. If you need a procedure, nurse appointment, pathology collection or another specific service, mention this during booking.

The Elms Medical Clinic fees and billing

The Elms is a private clinic. The practice publishes concession rates for normal appointments for pension-card holders, low-income Health Care Card holders and children under 16. Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card holders are stated to be bulk billed for normal appointments.

ConsultationClinic feeMedicare rebatePublished out-of-pocket
Standard appointment — 15 minutes$98.00$45.05$52.95
Long appointment — double$178.47$87.10$91.37
Prolonged appointment — triple$273.37$128.35$145.02

The clinic describes these figures as a guide only and asks patients to speak with reception to confirm amounts. Fees may change, and other services can have different charges.

Concession tip: take your current pension or Health Care Card to the appointment if you are eligible. The clinic states that concession rates apply to normal appointments, with different arrangements for WorkCover and TAC patients.

Non-attendance fee

The clinic currently states that failure to attend an appointment can result in a $40 fee unless at least 24 hours’ notice is provided.

Does The Elms Medical Clinic offer Telehealth?

Yes. The clinic’s appointment information says telephone or video consultations are available for patients who cannot attend in person. A private fee equivalent to the standard face-to-face appointment applies, with concession arrangements for eligible patients and bulk billing for Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card holders as stated by the practice.

Ask reception whether your particular medical issue is suitable for Telehealth. Some examinations and procedures require an in-person visit.

The Elms Medical Clinic address, parking and 2026 access changes

The clinic is at Suite 1, 160 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340, within The Village Bacchus Marsh shopping-centre precinct.

The clinic’s 2026 updates warn that construction around The Village is affecting vehicle access, parking and the normal front approach. The practice says the work is expected to continue for around nine months and asks patients to allow extra time. Temporary access instructions may change during construction.

Before driving there: check the clinic’s latest access notice or call (03) 5367 6662 if you require accessible parking or are unsure which entrance to use.

What to book: standard vs longer GP appointment

NeedPractical booking choice
One straightforward health issueA standard 15-minute consultation may be appropriate.
New patient first consultationThe clinic recommends requesting a longer appointment.
New pregnancy first visitRequest a longer appointment.
Health checkAsk for a longer appointment.
Surgical procedureRequest the appropriate longer appointment when booking.
Insurance or licence medicalRequest extra time as recommended by the practice.
Several unrelated concernsTell reception in advance and request a longer consultation.
Urgent problemTell reception it is urgent so the practice can assess the appropriate appointment timing.

What to bring to your GP appointment

  • Medicare card and any pension or Health Care Card you use for concession eligibility.
  • A current medication and supplement list.
  • Information about allergies and previous significant reactions.
  • Relevant specialist letters, hospital discharge documents or recent test results.
  • A short list of symptoms, concerns and questions.
  • Any forms required for employment, licensing, insurance or other medical certification.
  • For procedures or pregnancy-related care, confirm in advance what preparation is required.
Insider tip: don’t wait until you arrive to explain that you need several services. The practice uses different appointment lengths, so telling reception the full purpose of the visit helps reduce the chance that you will run out of consultation time.

After-hours care and emergencies

The clinic states that after-hours care is provided through the Bacchus Marsh Hospital Urgent Care Centre. The published clinic information gives the hospital telephone number as (03) 5367 2000.

  • GP Helpline: 1800 022 222
  • Nurse-On-Call: 1300 606 024
  • Victorian Virtual Emergency Department: vved.org.au
  • Life-threatening emergency: call 000.
Emergency warning: do not wait for a routine GP appointment when someone has a life-threatening medical emergency. Call 000.

The Elms Medical Clinic FAQs

Where is The Elms Medical Clinic?
The Elms Family Medical Centre is at Suite 1, 160 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340, adjoining The Village Bacchus Marsh shopping centre.
What is The Elms Medical Clinic phone number?
The clinic publishes (03) 5367 6662 for enquiries and appointments.
What are The Elms Medical Clinic opening hours?
The published regular hours are Monday to Friday 8:00am–6:00pm and Saturday 8:00am–12:30pm. Sunday and public holidays are closed.
Does The Elms Medical Clinic open on Saturday?
Yes. The clinic publishes Saturday hours of 8:00am–12:30pm. Doctors participate in a rotating Saturday roster, so your preferred GP may not be working every Saturday.
Who are the doctors at The Elms Family Medical Centre?
The clinic’s current doctors page lists Dr Robert Hosking, Dr Woodrow Wu, Dr Amit Kumar, Dr Ummu Rauf, Dr Ayesha Munir, Dr Andrijia (Andrew) Pandza, Dr Tahmina Sultana, Dr Laura Machan and Dr Christopher Ee.
Does The Elms offer Telehealth?
Yes. The clinic states that telephone and video consultations are available for patients who cannot attend in person, subject to clinical suitability.
Is The Elms Medical Clinic bulk billed?
The clinic is a private practice. It publishes concession rates for normal appointments for eligible pension-card and low-income Health Care Card holders and children under 16. Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card holders are stated to be bulk billed for normal appointments.
How much is a standard appointment at The Elms?
The clinic’s published fee guide lists a $98.00 clinic fee for a standard 15-minute appointment, with a listed Medicare rebate of $45.05 and published out-of-pocket amount of $52.95. The practice says the fee schedule is a guide and should be confirmed with reception.
Does The Elms offer women’s health and pregnancy care?
Yes. The clinic lists women’s health, family planning and pregnancy-related care among its services. Several doctors also publish interests in antenatal, postnatal or obstetric shared care.
Does The Elms perform vasectomies?
Yes. Vasectomy is listed among the treatment-room procedures offered by the practice, and Dr Robert Hosking’s published profile identifies men’s health and vasectomies as areas of interest.
Can I book a longer GP appointment?
Yes. The clinic recommends longer appointments for first consultations, a first visit for a new pregnancy, health checks, surgical procedures, insurance or licence medical examinations, and complex or multiple medical problems.
Is The Elms Medical Clinic accredited?
The clinic’s About Us page states that The Elms Family Medical Centre is an Accredited General Practice and says its accreditation reflects quality benchmarks set by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, certified by Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL).

Official sources and useful links

This article is an independent information guide. The clinic’s own website should be treated as the primary source for current appointments, doctors, fees, temporary closures and access instructions.

Before visiting The Elms: quick checklist

✓ CheckWhy it matters
Confirm your appointmentThe clinic uses different consultation lengths and may need to know the reason for your visit.
Check your fee eligibilityBring your pension or Health Care Card if you are seeking a concession rate.
Allow extra time for proceduresSome services require longer bookings or specific preparation.
Check access before driving2026 construction at The Village is affecting parking and vehicle access.
Check temporary closuresPublic-holiday and training-related arrangements can differ from regular hours.
Call for urgent problemsThe practice asks patients to tell reception when an appointment is urgent.

Editorial note: This is an independent informational guide and is not the official website of The Elms Family Medical Centre. Clinic hours, doctor availability, fees, access arrangements and services can change. Published fee amounts are guides only and should be confirmed with reception. This article does not provide medical advice and does not replace assessment or advice from a qualified healthcare professional.