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New Patients
Your first visit, made easy.
New patients are always welcome at Sirius Health. Here's exactly what to bring and what to expect — so your first visit feels simple and unhurried.
New patients welcome
Quick online registration
English · 廣東話 · 普通話 · Tiếng Việt
Open 7 days · easy online booking
Care in your language
Mandarin Centre · 3hr free parking
Records transfer with your consent
Before you arrive
What to bring.
- Your Medicare cardPlus your DVA or concession card, if you have one.
- Any referrals or recent resultsLetters, scans or test results from other doctors.
- A list of your medicationsIncluding anything you buy over the counter.
- Your private health cardIf you'd like to claim any allied health on the day.
Simple & welcoming
Your first visit — step by step.
1
Book online
Choose your doctor, your time and your language — in under a minute.
2
Register
Complete a short new-patient form online beforehand, or at reception when you arrive.
3
Meet your doctor
An unhurried first consultation to get to know you and your health.
4
Ongoing care
Follow-ups, results, scripts and referrals — all handled simply, in one place.
How we look after you
Results, recalls & reminders
- We follow up test results and will contact you if you need to come back.
- We may send reminders for check-ups and screening — you can opt out any time.
- Repeat prescriptions and referrals can be arranged — please book a consult.
Your voice matters
Privacy & feedback
- Your health information is kept private and secure, in line with Australian privacy law.
- We welcome your feedback — and if something's not right, please tell us so we can help.
Appointments & fees
Good to know
- Standard consults run about 10–15 minutes. If you have several things to discuss, a procedure or a care plan, please book a longer appointment.
- Booked patients are seen first; walk-ins are welcome when there's availability.
- A $30 fee applies to missed appointments not cancelled at least 3 hours before (GP) or 24 hours before (allied health).
- Some services carry an additional fee (e.g. minor procedures, dressings, vaccines, ear-wax removal, forms and WorkCover). Reception will let you know.
When we're closed
After-hours & emergencies
- In an emergency, always call 000.
- For urgent care when we're closed, our after-hours partner Sydney Medical Service Co-operative can help on (02) 8724 6300.
- Home visits may be available for regular patients, at the doctor's discretion.
- Need an interpreter? Just ask — and our team speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
Good to know
Your questions, answered.
How do I register as a new patient?
Simply book online or call us. You'll complete a short new-patient registration — online beforehand or at reception — and you're ready to see the doctor.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Your Medicare card, any referrals or recent results, a list of your medications, and your private health or concession card if you have one.
Can you transfer my records from my previous GP?
Yes — with your consent we can request your health summary from your previous practice, so your new doctor has your history.
Do you accept walk-ins?
Booking online or by phone is the best way to be seen promptly, but you're welcome to call or drop in and reception will help you find the next available time.
Welcome to Sirius Health
Let's get you looked after.
Book your first visit online in under a minute, or call our reception — seven days a week.