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National Skin Cancer Action Week

The sun doesn’t have to be hot to do damage

It’s Saturday afternoon. The Morgans are heading to the beach. But Lex has forgotten his hat. One of the kid can’t find their sunglasses.

National Skin Cancer Action Week is held in November. The Central Coast is the fourth leading local council for incidence of melanoma.

I’s a timely reminder to Slip, Slap, Slop, Seek, and Slide.

Read what the Morgans do

Flu (Influenza) Vaccination

The flu (also called influenza) is a contagious infection of the airways. It is especially serious for some people.

As part of the National Immunisation Program, the flu vaccine is free for:
children over 6 months of age, people over 65 years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, pregnant women, and those with a significant risk of medical complications. Vaccination is a safe and effective way to help protect from severe illness caused by the flu.

Health Events Calendar

This November is National Skin Cancer Action Week. It’s starting to get warm, but the UV can still but remember to follow the five Ss because skin damage can occur even on cloudy days.

It’s also Movember, World Diabetes Day and Perinatal Mental Health Week.

Check the calendar for any important dates.

Book an appointment

To ensure we identify our patients’ needs and triage them accordingly, we are currently unable to accept online bookings.

To book your appointment, please call 02 4328 2811 and speak to our friendly reception team. 

Patient Triage

To help us provide you with the right care, our reception team will ask you for a brief reason for your appointment when you book.

This helps us understand your needs and ensures you receive the appropriate care within the right timeframe.

General Health Library

Explore practical, easy-to-understand information about your health and wellbeing. Our general health articles cover common conditions, prevention, healthy living, and when to seek medical advice — helping you make informed decisions about your health. They include relevant data and links to other relevant services on the Central Coast.