The TOP 10 BEST Doctors & Medical Centres in Coolongolook NSW

Hearing Centre

Forster Dental Centre provides comprehensive dental services for families locally and in surrounding areas. We provide general check-ups, cosmetic dentistry, mini dental implants, crowns, bridge work, gum disease treatments, restorative dentistry and teeth whitening. We also have a dental hygienist who can provide scale and clean and consults on preventative care treatments. With state-of-the art equipment, such as a digital X-ray and an intra oral camera, our dentists in Forster can provide thorough examinations and assessments without delays. Our friendly and caring staff provide a relaxed atmosphere for all patients, whether you require dental prevention treatments or restorative work. Patients visit us from Forster, Tuncurry, Smiths Lake, Pacific Palms, Nabiac, Hallidays Point, Gloucester and Wingham. Health fund rebates are available and we welcome new patients. Make an appointment at Forster Dental Centre today.

Tobwabba Aboriginal Medical Service.

West Street Medical Centre and Skin cancer is a local business, located in Taree.

Combining the very best of massage and healthy living services in Bulahdelah and our extended area's. Whether you're after a relaxing massage, some guidance on your nutrition or in need of a program from a physiotherapist, the team at Bulahdelah Massage and Health can assist you.

Bulahdelah Medical is a healthcare facility dedicated to delivering comprehensive and compassionate medical services to the community of Bulahdelah and its surrounding areas. We are committed to promoting wellness and ensuring the well-being of our patients. Our mission is to provide exceptional medical care tailored to individual patient needs, improving overall health and quality of life in our community. Our services encompass general medicine, preventive healthcare, family medicine, chronic disease management, emergency services, allied health services, and consultations. We take pride in our experienced and caring team, our patient-centered approach, our state-of-the-art facility, and our community-oriented participation in local health initiatives and events. Conveniently located in the heart of Bulahdelah, we are here to support your healthcare needs. Your health is our priority, and we are honoured to be your trusted healthcare partner.

We are a community controlled Aboriginal organisation & always have and always will have our community’s health and well-being as its core purpose. We provide a “holistic” model of care to achieve better health & wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal people. We believe that health encompasses not only your physical health, but also mental health, emotional health, connection to country and your spiritual well-being. We will continue to engage & empower our community by providing knowledge, skills, advocacy and play a vital role in closing the Gap in Aboriginal health

National Hearing Care has changed its name to Amplifon. We have a brand new name but same location & friendly faces. Amplifon is the global leader in hearing care with 70 years’ experience. Visit our new look clinic today with the same bright red signage.

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Dr Allan Johnson is an Australian-based health professional. Allan is trained as a GP (General Practitioner) and practices in Taree.

Dr P C McArthur is a Nose & Throat Surgeon based in Taree.

Manning Great Lakes Skin Cancer Clinic in Taree provides medical services relating to the skin, with a specialised focus on the early detection and treatment of skin cancers. Early detection of skin cancers saves lives. Our Taree general practitioners can conduct qualified skin cancer checks to ensure the health of your skin. Our services include regular check-ups, assessments, body mapping, diagnosis, prevention and management. At Manning Great Lakes Skin Cancer Clinic we are equipped with the latest skin scanning technology including Photofinder, which can detect the slightest changes in skin. If you have noticed abnormalities on your skin, such as moles changing colour or growing larger, contact one of our friendly team members to arrange a check-up today. No referral is necessary. At Manning Great Lakes Skin Cancer Clinic (previously known as Molescan Australia) our patients visit us from Taree, Wingham, Harrington, Forster, Tuncurry and Hallidays Point.

The Manning Valley Medical Practice is all about providing the very best health and medical care for you and your family. The Practice strives for excellence – in client medical care, specialist services, facilities and good old fashioned customer service. A medical centre is often the first port of call when something goes wrong – when a family member falls ill or is injured, when chronic conditions need careful management and when a health issue needs the very best attention. Manning Valley Medical Practice offers all the care and expertise required of a modern general practice, and efficient, compassionate staff to ensure every patient gets the specific medical attention they need. The Practice specialises in family and women’s health, led by Dr Hema Pharangi and Dr Bharti Patel. Dr Ruwaida Al-Rubai completes the team which is backed up by highly trained administrative staff who will make sure your personal health and medical needs are attended to promptly and professionally.

Since 1999, Mid North Coast Eye Clinic has been specialising in Ophthalmology Services and Oculoplastic Surgery. Oculoplastic treatment including droopy eyelids and eyebrows, eyelid malposition, eyelid cancers, globe cancers and watery eye treatment. We have four eye clinics in Port Macquarie, Taree, Coffs Harbour and Grafton. Mid North Coast Eye Clinic continues to build on our well-established experience in the regions over the years by providing state-of-the-art treatments and surgeries. Our staff is always on hand to see to each patient that walks through our doors.

Midcoast Hearing is proud to be your local hearing clinic, servicing people in Taree, Forster, Tuncurry, through to Nabiac and Gloucester. We are independent from manufacturers and as such provide unbiased advice and high quality service that comes with being local. We test children as young as 9 months, through to the elderly. If your loved one can not make it to the clinic, we offer home visits. We provide unbiased advise from an experienced Audiologist about the best hearing aid for your needs. If you are ready to hear clearer and no longer miss out on conversations, then call Midcoast Hearing today for a complete audiological assessment. No referral necessary. We offer quick 5 minute free hearing checks for people over the age of 50 years. Call us today to book you appointment.

Wynter Street Medical Centre (WSMC) is a large general practice located in Taree. It was established around 80 years ago, initially at the Manning Street before it was moved to Wynter Street. The practice provides comprehensive general practice care and has serviced the community for decades with a longstanding team initially started by a group of doctors (some have gone) who were bound by a "handshake". Dr Chris Larkin and Dr Anthony Giordano being the longest staying Trustees, were later joined by Dr Elamir Rizk and Dr Eid Andrawes. We strive to provide high quality healthcare and old fashioned continuity of care for all our patients, attending to as many of the patients' needs as possible.

We are a community controlled Aboriginal organisation & always have and always will have our community’s health and well-being as its core purpose. We provide a “holistic” model of care to achieve better health & wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal people. We believe that health encompasses not only your physical health, but also mental health, emotional health, connection to country and your spiritual well-being. We will continue to engage & empower our community by providing knowledge, skills, advocacy and play a vital role in closing the Gap in Aboriginal health