Our Services and Bookings Calendar

Protect yourself and your fam with pharmacist-delivered vaccines—fast, professional, and recorded to your Australian Immunisation Register. We’ll check eligibility, timing, and interactions, then handle the paperwork so you don’t have to.

• Flu (Influenza): seasonal protection for adults and eligible teens; ideal March–June or as advised.

• RSV: for eligible groups (e.g. older adults, pregnancy window as advised); we’ll confirm timing and suitability.

• Antenatal (pregnancy): whooping cough (dTpa) and other recommended vaccines at the right trimester window.

• Travel vaccines: guidance and administration for common destinations; bring your itinerary for tailored advice.

• Immunisation schedule catch-up: review your AIR record and create a catch-up plan to get you back on schedule.

Book now: choose your vaccine, complete the pre-screening form, and pick a time that suits.

Fast, private assessment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections by a trained pharmacist. We’ll screen symptoms, check medicine safety, and—if appropriate—supply treatment or provide a prompt GP referral. With your consent, we can share a clinical summary with your GP.

Who this is for

• Adults with symptoms of uncomplicated UTI (e.g. burning, frequency, urgency, suprapubic discomfort).

• Women 18–65 who meet NSW eligibility (not pregnant, not systemically unwell, no red-flag symptoms such as fever or flank pain).

What to expect

• A private consult, symptom assessment, and safety checks (current medicines, allergies, history).

• Appropriate treatment within scope, or referral when outside scope.

Consultation fee
This is a fee-for-service appointment (a consultation fee applies). Any medicine supplied is additional.

A Mediation Management Review (MMR) is a structured, PPA-funded review of your medicines by an accredited pharmacist, working with your GP to improve safety, simplify regimens, and solve medication problems. 

What’s included

• Full check of prescriptions, OTCs, supplements, interactions, side-effects, and duplications

• Practical plan to streamline dosing (e.g. Webster-style packs), device-technique coaching, and a written medication list + action plan

• Liaison with your GP for recommendations and follow-up

Who should book

• Taking multiple medicines, had a recent hospital discharge, or frequent regimen changes

• Experiencing side-effects, missed doses, or confusion about when/how to take meds

• Living with chronic conditions or caring for someone who is

How to book

• Choose a time, bring your medicines (or a clear list), and your GP details. We’ll confirm eligibility and next steps.

Fast, practical care for selected minor skin conditions—assessed by a pharmacist with evidence-based treatment and clear self-care advice. We screen for red flags and coordinate GP follow-up when outside scope. 

Management can be offered to patients who present with:

• Eczema (atopic dermatitis) – mild to moderate exacerbations: ages 2–65 (inclusive)

• Shingles (herpes zoster): ages 18+

• School sores (impetigo): ages 2+

• Plaque psoriasis – mild exacerbations: ages 18+

What to expect
Private consult, history and medicine review, condition assessment, and a tailored plan (self-care + suitable pharmacy treatments). We’ll refer to a GP/dermatologist if symptoms are severe, recurrent, involve the eyes/face extensively, systemic illness/fever is present, or if you fall outside the criteria.

Consultation fee
This is a fee-for-service appointment (a consultation fee applies). Any medicines supplied are additional.