Tyner Road Medical Centre is a long-established general medical centre at 30 Tyner Road, Wantirna South, Victoria. The centre supports independent practitioners providing family medicine, preventative care and a range of medical services for patients of different ages. This 2026 guide explains the clinic hours, booking process, practitioner information, fees, telehealth, new-patient process, services, parking and what to do when you need care outside normal consulting hours.
Wantirna South VIC 3152
Tyner Road Medical Centre opening hours
The centre publishes the following general opening hours. These are the centre’s operating hours; a particular practitioner’s consulting hours may be shorter or different. The practice also closes for lunch on weekdays from 1:00pm to 1:45pm.
| Day | Centre hours | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:30am–5:30pm | Lunch closure 1:00pm–1:45pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am–8:00pm | Evening appointments available; fees may apply |
| Wednesday | 8:30am–5:30pm | Lunch closure 1:00pm–1:45pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am–8:00pm | Evening appointments available; fees may apply |
| Friday | 8:30am–5:30pm | Lunch closure 1:00pm–1:45pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am–12:00pm | Saturday consultations attract fees |
| Sunday | Closed | No regular centre consultations |
| Public holidays | Closed | Confirm holiday arrangements before travelling |
The official centre pages state that Tuesday and Thursday hours may vary according to doctor availability. Individual practitioners may also publish their own consulting schedules.
Doctors and practitioners at Tyner Road Medical Centre
Tyner Road Medical Centre is structured as a medical centre that supports practitioners who consult from the centre, rather than presenting one single doctor as the sole provider. The centre says the doctors it supports provide medical care for patients of all ages and cover family medicine, emergency care and preventative health strategies.
Because practitioner availability can change, patients should use the centre’s practitioner/booking information or call reception rather than relying on an old third-party doctor directory. The official site provides a practitioners and services section and directs patients to booking options.
How to book an appointment
Use online booking
Open the official Tyner Road Medical Centre booking page. Online booking can show the appointment availability offered by your practitioner.
Choose the appropriate appointment type
Use a standard appointment for straightforward issues and book a longer or double appointment when you have multiple concerns, need a skin check, procedure, complex care planning, paperwork or another service that needs more time.
Tell reception about special circumstances
If you have respiratory symptoms, need a carpark consultation, require telehealth, are a new patient or need a longer appointment, mention this while booking so the correct appointment type can be arranged.
Attend on time
Arrive in time to check in with reception. If the practice is running significantly late, reception can provide an update. Medical emergencies are prioritised.
Medical services available through practitioners
The services offered through practitioners consulting from the centre cover routine general practice as well as preventive and chronic-care needs. Availability depends on the individual practitioner.
General medical care
Family medicine, routine consultations, preventative health and general medical concerns for patients of different ages.
Minor procedures
Selected procedures are available and may require a longer or double appointment.
Skin cancer checks
Skin checks are listed among appointment types that generally require additional appointment time.
Health checks & care planning
Health assessments and chronic-care planning are available through participating practitioners.
Childhood immunisation
Childhood immunisations are among the services listed by the centre.
Travel vaccinations
Travel vaccines and immunisation services are available through the practitioners where offered.
Diabetes management
Diabetes management and nutrition/diabetes education are supported through services consulting from the centre.
Pathology
The centre lists pathology services, including Dorevitch Pathology information.
Allied health
Allied health professionals also consult from or around the centre; availability depends on the service.
Which appointment length should you choose?
| Appointment | When it may be appropriate |
|---|---|
| Standard / single | Less than two concerns, results, immunisation, prescription/referral requests, medical certificates, standard care plans and review appointments. |
| Double appointment | New patients, more than two concerns, six-week mother-and-baby checks, skin cancer checks, weight management, procedures, forms, complex care plans and several other longer services. |
| Prolonged appointment | Complex concerns and health assessments where substantial consultation time is needed. |
| Nurse appointment | Services such as wound care, selected procedures, immunisations, health assessments, blood pressure checks and other nurse-delivered services. |
Tyner Road Medical Centre fees and Medicare rebates
The practitioners supported by the centre privately bill patients, and the actual fee is determined by the practitioner. The official fees page publishes indicative consultation fees and explains that the schedule can change at the practitioner’s discretion.
| Published consultation example | Fee | Medicare rebate shown |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation | $92.00 | $45.05 |
| Long consultation | $130.00 | $87.10 |
The centre also notes that Pension Concession Card holders, Gold DVA card holders and children under 16 may qualify for bulk billing, while Health Care Card holders may receive a rebated fee. These arrangements are subject to the practitioner’s policy.
Patients generally need to settle accounts on the day. The centre says Medicare rebates can be processed electronically, with the rebate normally reimbursed to the patient’s account within 24 hours when applicable, or a direct rebate may be available with a debit card.
New patients: what to do before your first appointment
Call reception first
The centre asks new patients to call reception to make an appointment with the practitioner they will be seeing.
Complete the new-patient form
After arranging the appointment, complete the online new-patient form through the centre’s HotDoc process when directed.
Allow enough appointment time
The centre recommends an initial long appointment so the practitioner has adequate time for a thorough consultation.
Keep your contact details current
Make sure reception has your current mobile number and other contact details so appointment reminders and important messages can reach you.
Telehealth and carpark consultations
Telehealth may be available, but it is not automatically offered for every practitioner or every patient. The centre asks patients to contact reception so staff can check whether the practitioner provides telehealth and whether the patient meets applicable Medicare criteria.
The centre also offers a carpark consultation option for patients with cold, flu or other upper-respiratory symptoms. When booking, select the carpark consultation option online or request it from reception. On arrival, patients are instructed to park under the designated carport area and call reception so the practitioner can be notified.
Test results, prescriptions, referrals and medical certificates
- Test results: The centre recommends booking a follow-up appointment to discuss results with your GP. Results may not be given over the phone.
- Medical certificates: A consultation is required. Certificates cannot be backdated, so present early when you know you may need one.
- Referrals: A consultation is required for a referral. Book a standard appointment unless you have several issues that require additional time.
- Repeat prescriptions: Practitioners encourage consultations for repeat prescriptions so the patient’s medical care can be reviewed. Prescribing remains a clinical decision.
- Phone messages: Patients can leave a message with reception for their doctor. Doctors may return calls later when they are between consulting sessions.
Cancellation and non-attendance policy
The centre has a non-attendance policy because missed appointments prevent other patients from using those appointment times. At least 2 hours’ notice is requested for cancellations.
| Situation | Published policy |
|---|---|
| Standard appointment missed without adequate notice | $50 non-attendance fee may apply |
| Long appointment missed without adequate notice | $80 non-attendance fee may apply |
| Cancellation | Give at least 2 hours’ notice where possible |
| How to cancel | Reception, phone, or HotDoc if the appointment was booked online |
The centre says unpaid non-attendance fees may need to be settled before another appointment can be booked, and repeated non-attendance can have further consequences at the doctors’ discretion.
Tyner Road Medical Centre address, parking and accessibility
Address: 30 Tyner Road, Wantirna South, VIC 3152.
The centre says it has on-site parking, additional street parking and reserve parking across from the centre. It is close to public transport and located down the road from Knox City Shopping Centre.
Accessibility information published by the centre includes wheelchair access, a wheelchair-friendly toilet, baby-change facilities and a private room that can be offered to breastfeeding mothers when required.
Urgent and after-hours medical care
For a medical emergency, call 000. The centre’s patient information page also identifies an after-hours locum service, Doctor Doctor, for home visits outside a practitioner’s consulting hours and provides the numbers 8341 1200 and 13 26 60.
Tyner Road Medical Centre contact details
| Clinic | Tyner Road Medical Centre |
|---|---|
| Address | 30 Tyner Road, Wantirna South VIC 3152 |
| Phone | (03) 9801 7411 |
| Fax | (03) 9801 8434 |
| reception@tynerrdmedical.com.au | |
| Official website | tynerrdmedical.com.au |