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Livingston Medical

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Specialist-led rural general practice in eighteen towns across the Wheatbelt, Great Southern and Fitzgerald Coast of Western Australia, since 2013.

Our clinics

Beacon, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9683 0204. 46 Lyndsay Street, Beacon WA 6472.
Hours: Wednesday 9.30am to 12.30pm.
Book online at Beacon
Nearest emergency department: Kununoppin Health Service, 08 9683 0222. About 76 km away. The Beacon Health Centre is nurse-led, with a nurse on call after hours, 08 9686 1020.
Bencubbin, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9683 0204. 73 Monger Street, Bencubbin WA 6477.
Hours: Wednesday 1pm to 5pm.
Book online at Bencubbin
Nearest emergency department: Kununoppin Health Service, 08 9683 0222. About 37 km away. The Bencubbin Health Centre has a nurse on call, 08 9685 1229.
Bremer Bay, Great Southern
Phone 08 6383 6771. 29 John Street, at the health centre, Bremer Bay WA 6338.
Hours: Monday 9am to 4.30pm; Thursday 9am to 4.30pm.
Book online at Bremer Bay
Nearest emergency department: Ravensthorpe Health Service, 08 9838 2211. About 116 km away. Gnowangerup Hospital is about 127 km, 08 9827 2222. The Bremer Bay Health Centre nursing post is open weekdays with a nurse on call after hours, 08 9837 4026.
Cunderdin, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 6244 3279. 55 Lundy Avenue, Cunderdin WA 6407.
Hours: Monday 9am to 5pm; Tuesday 9am to 5pm; Wednesday 9am to 5pm; Thursday 9am to 5pm.
Book online at Cunderdin
Nearest emergency department: Cunderdin Health Centre, 08 9635 2222. Nurse-led emergency department, open 24 hours.
Gnowangerup, Great Southern
Phone 08 9827 1116. 32 McDonald Street, Gnowangerup WA 6335.
Hours: Monday 9am to 5pm; Tuesday 9am to 5pm; Wednesday 9am to 5pm; Thursday 9am to 5pm; Friday 9am to 5pm.
Book online at Gnowangerup
Nearest emergency department: Gnowangerup Hospital, 08 9827 2222.
Hopetoun, Fitzgerald Coast
Phone 08 9838 3854. 46 Veal Street, behind the Community Resource Centre, Hopetoun WA 6348.
Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 5pm; Friday 8.30am to 5pm. From Monday 2 November 2026: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm; Friday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Hopetoun
Nearest emergency department: Ravensthorpe Health Service, 08 9838 2211. About 31 km away.
Hyden, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9889 1753. 3 Naughton Street, Hyden WA 6359.
Hours: Tuesday 8am to 5pm; Thursday 8am to 3pm.
Book online at Hyden
Nearest emergency department: Narembeen Memorial Health Service, 08 9064 6222. About 79 km away. Kondinin Health Service is about 81 km, 08 9894 1222. Hyden's health centre is nurse-led and has no 24 hour emergency department.
Jerramungup, Great Southern
Phone 08 6383 6771. 7 Kokoda Road, in the grounds of the health centre, Jerramungup WA 6337.
Hours: Tuesday 8.30am to 12pm, 12.30pm to 4pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 12pm, 12.30pm to 4pm.
Book online at Jerramungup
Nearest emergency department: Gnowangerup Hospital, 08 9827 2222. About 95 km away. Ravensthorpe Health Service is about 104 km, 08 9838 2211. The Jerramungup Health Centre is nurse-led and open weekdays, 08 9835 1004.
Kojonup, Great Southern
Phone 08 6385 6820. 30 Spring Street, Kojonup WA 6395.
Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm; Friday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Kojonup
Nearest emergency department: Kojonup Health Service, 08 9831 2222.
Kondinin, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9889 1753. 120 Graham Street, Kondinin WA 6367.
Hours: Monday 9am to 5pm; Wednesday 8am to 5pm.
Book online at Kondinin
Nearest emergency department: Kondinin Health Service, 08 9894 1222.
Kununoppin, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9683 0204. 24 Hughes Street, Kununoppin WA 6489.
Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Kununoppin
Nearest emergency department: Kununoppin Health Service, 08 9683 0222.
Lake Grace, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9865 1208. 338 Memorial Drive, Lake Grace WA 6353.
Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm; Friday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Lake Grace
Nearest emergency department: Lake Grace Health Service, 08 9890 2222.
Mukinbudin, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9683 0204. 10 Calder Street, Mukinbudin WA 6479.
Hours: Tuesday 9am to 5pm.
Book online at Mukinbudin
Nearest emergency department: Kununoppin Health Service, 08 9683 0222. About 42 km away.
Narembeen, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9064 7145. 19 Churchill Street, Narembeen WA 6369.
Hours: Monday 8.30am to 5pm; Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Narembeen
Nearest emergency department: Narembeen Memorial Health Service, 08 9064 6222.
Newdegate, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9871 1105. 1 Maley Street, Newdegate WA 6355.
Hours: Wednesday 9am to 3pm.
Book online at Newdegate
Nearest emergency department: Lake Grace Health Service, 08 9890 2222. About 53 km away.
Our doctors visit Newdegate on Wednesdays.
Ravensthorpe, Fitzgerald Coast
Phone 08 9838 1600. 52 Martin Street, Ravensthorpe WA 6346.
Hours: Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm. From Monday 2 November 2026: Tuesday 8.30am to 5pm; Wednesday 8.30am to 5pm; Thursday 8.30am to 5pm.
Book online at Ravensthorpe
Nearest emergency department: Ravensthorpe Health Service, 08 9838 2211.
Varley, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 9838 1600. Arthur Street, Varley WA 6355.
Hours: A doctor and nurse visit once a month..
Nearest emergency department: Ravensthorpe Health Service, 08 9838 2211. About 94 km away. Lake Grace Health Service is about 107 km, 08 9890 2222.
A doctor and nurse visit Varley once a month. Book through Hopetoun on 08 9838 3854 or Ravensthorpe on 08 9838 1600.
Wundowie, Wheatbelt
Phone 08 6147 6593. 58 Boronia Avenue, Wundowie WA 6560.
Hours: From November, Monday to Wednesday and alternate Thursdays, 9am to 5pm..
Book online at Wundowie
Nearest emergency department: Northam Health Service, 08 9690 1300. About 29 km away. St John of God Midland Public Hospital is about 38 km, 08 9462 4000.
Our newest clinic opens in Wundowie in November 2026.

Services

General practice. Check-ups, chronic disease and diabetes care, mental health and care plans.
Hospital and emergency care. Many of our specialist rural generalists and GPs also cover the local hospital, including emergencies and admitted patients.
Palliative and end of life care. Care in hospital, in aged care and in the clinic, from your own doctor and local team.
Aged care. GP visits and care planning for people living in local aged care homes.
Skin cancer. Skin checks, biopsies and excisions close to home.
Women's health and obstetrics. Antenatal and postnatal care, contraception and cervical screening.
Children's health. Healthy Kids Checks, childhood immunisations and care from babies to teenagers.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. Yearly health checks and follow up care with your own doctor.
Preventive health and screening. Health checks, cancer screening, and sexual health testing and advice.
Medicals. Pre-employment, driver's licence and firearms medicals.
Vaccinations. Flu, COVID-19, childhood and travel vaccines.
Nurse clinics. Wound care, ear wax removal, spirometry, hearing tests, blood collection, iron infusions and allergy desensitisation injections.
Drug and alcohol testing. For employers and individuals.
Repeat prescriptions and referrals. Request a repeat script or renew a specialist referral online, for current patients.
ADHD assessment. Diagnosis and prescribing for ages 10 and over.

Not every service is offered at every clinic, so please ask yours.

Bigger than mainland Tasmania

The twelve shires our clinics serve cover 65,241 square kilometres of Western Australia. That is more ground than mainland Tasmania and more than ten times the size of Greater Perth, looked after by one practice that knows every town in it. Combined land area of the twelve shires with a Livingston Medical clinic, using the published area of each local government area. Wundowie is in the Shire of Northam. Tasmania is the Geoscience Australia figure for the main island. Greater Perth is the Australian Bureau of Statistics Greater Capital City area. Distances are in a straight line.

Fees

We are a mixed billing practice, so not every consultation is bulk billed. Medicare pays a rebate on eligible consultations. Standard consultation $105; Long consultation $175; Repeat script without a consultation, where offered $30; Referral renewal without a consultation, where offered $30. If cost is a worry, please talk to our reception team.

Telehealth

We are not a city call centre. Our doctors work in country clinics and hospitals across the Wheatbelt, Great Southern and Fitzgerald Coast, so you talk to people who know your town, your hospital and how far the drive really is. Fees apply. Check in about two minutes whether a Medicare rebate is likely to apply. This telehealth service does not prescribe benzodiazepines, opioids, stimulant medication or medicinal cannabis. In an emergency call 000.

Teaching and research

Livingston Medical is a teaching practice. Medical students, GP registrars and rural generalist trainees learn with us in real country towns, and our clinics take part in research that aims to improve how rural Australians are cared for.

Medical students from UWA and Notre Dame. Medical students from The University of Western Australia and The University of Notre Dame Australia do their rural placements with us, in towns such as Ravensthorpe, Hopetoun and Narembeen, learning alongside our specialists in the clinic and the local hospital.
Scholarships for rural and remote students. We fund scholarships for rural and remote medical students, linked to placements in our towns, so the doctors of tomorrow can train where they will one day work.
Specialist training for GPs and rural generalists. GP registrars train with us on the RACGP and ACRRM pathways, supervised by our specialist GPs and specialist rural generalists.
Learning together every month. Our specialists and registrars meet every month for clinical education, with guest speakers from universities, hospitals and health services.
Multimorbidity Integrating Care Study, With Curtin University's Centre for Clinical Research and Education (Recruiting now). Running at participating Livingston Medical clinics. It looks at whether adding telehealth to chronic disease care improves health, quality of life and care for rural patients living with two or more long term conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease or lung disease. It uses de-identified information and a few short surveys over two years. Your usual care does not change.
Rural community trial, With Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Curtin University (Underway). A five year randomised controlled trial with Harvard and Curtin researchers, with Livingston Medical as the community partner. It is built to grow local skills and jobs in our towns rather than fly researchers in.
SARCOCARE, With Curtin University, with Dr Michael Livingston as a chief investigator (Grant application). Community based, AI enabled exercise training to prevent and treat sarcopenia, the loss of muscle strength and mass that comes with age, for older adults in rural Australia, delivered through multidisciplinary primary care. It is being put forward for Medical Research Future Fund support.
Clinical studies, With The University of Western Australia (Ongoing). Our clinicians and patients take part in clinical studies with UWA researchers. Each study will be listed here as it opens to patients.

Occupational health

Pre-employment medicals, drug and alcohol testing, health surveillance and injury management, delivered by our specialist GPs, rural generalists and nurses across the Wheatbelt, Great Southern and Fitzgerald Coast. Full work medicals are available in six of our towns and drug and alcohol testing in eight, with more clinics being added as our teams train.

Pre-employment and pre-placement medicals. Medical and functional assessments matched to the physical and safety critical demands of the role, with a clear fitness for work outcome sent to the employer.
Drug and alcohol testing. Pre-employment, random, post-incident and for-cause testing by trained collectors, with chain of custody collection to AS/NZS 4308 for urine and AS 4760 for oral fluid, and analysis by a NATA accredited laboratory.
Health surveillance. Audiometry and spirometry on calibrated equipment by trained staff, and other periodic monitoring for workers exposed to noise, dust and other workplace hazards.
Periodic and return to work medicals. Scheduled medicals for existing workforces, and fitness for work reviews after illness or injury.
Injury management. Prompt assessment and treatment of work injuries, WorkCover WA certificates of capacity, and return to work planning with the employer and insurer.
Emergency skills on the ground. Many of our specialist rural generalists also staff the local hospital emergency department, so serious workplace injuries are seen by specialists trained in emergency care.

ADHD clinic

For patients aged 10 and over, by telehealth across Perth and regional WA. Start an ADHD enquiry.

Work with us

Specialist GPs, rural generalists and registrars. Nursing. Reception and administration.

Patient information

Appointments

Standard appointments suit one or two straightforward problems. Please ask for a long appointment for several problems, a care plan, a mental health plan, a procedure, a full health check or anything you think needs more time.

We also offer telehealth by phone or video, nurse appointments, skin procedures, and work and licence medicals. Work medicals are booked with reception by phone or email.

If you need to be seen urgently, tell reception when you call. We keep time for urgent problems each day. If we cannot fit you in, we will tell you where to go.

Please book one appointment for each person who needs to be seen, and let us know as early as you can if you cannot come, so someone else can have the time.

When the clinic is closed

In an emergency call 000.

For free advice from a registered nurse, 24 hours a day, call healthdirect on 1800 022 222. They can tell you whether to wait, see a doctor or go to hospital.

Your nearest hospital emergency department is shown on each clinic page. In several of our towns the hospital is staffed by our own doctors.

Phone calls and messages

Our doctors do not usually take calls while they are seeing patients. Reception will take a message, and a doctor or nurse will call you back as soon as they can, usually the same or the next business day.

If it is urgent, tell reception, and they will put you through or ask a doctor or nurse to call you straight away.

Medical advice is usually given in an appointment rather than over the phone, so that the doctor can assess you properly.

We may send appointment reminders and recalls by text message to the mobile number we hold for you.

Email and online requests

Clinic email addresses are for bookings and practice matters, not for medical advice or anything urgent, and doctors do not read them. Ordinary email is not a secure way to send health information, so we do not send results or medical details by email unless you ask us to and accept the risk.

Repeat script and referral requests, new patient registrations and feedback sent through this website go straight to your clinic team.

Test results

When you have a test, ask your doctor how you will get the result. A doctor reviews every result that comes back.

If a result needs action, we will contact you, which may mean asking you to book an appointment. Please make sure we always have your current mobile number.

If your doctor asked you to come back for a result, please book. If you are worried about a result you have not heard about, call the clinic.

Reminders and recalls

We may contact you about checks and follow up care, such as immunisations, cervical screening or a test your doctor wants repeated.

Our clinics take part in national registers, including the Australian Immunisation Register and the National Cancer Screening Register. Tell reception if you do not want to receive reminders from us.

Interpreters and communication support

If you would like an interpreter, tell reception when you book. Professional interpreters are free for appointments with our doctors, through TIS National on 131 450. For medical matters we use a professional interpreter rather than family or friends where we can.

If you are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, you can contact us through the National Relay Service at accesshub.gov.au. Call 133 677 for TTY or 1300 555 727 for Speak and Listen, then ask for your clinic's phone number.

Access, support people and chaperones

Tell reception when you book if you use a wheelchair or mobility aid, have low vision or hearing loss, or need extra time or help, and we will make arrangements. Assistance animals are welcome.

You are welcome to bring a support person. You can ask for a chaperone for any examination, and your doctor may offer one for intimate examinations. If a chaperone is not available, you can rebook.

Students and doctors in training

We are a teaching practice. Medical students and doctors in training may be present or take part in your care, but only with your consent. You can say no at any time, and it will not affect your care.

Your rights and ours

You have the right to safe, respectful care and to be involved in decisions about it, as set out in the Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights at safetyandquality.gov.au.

Our team has the right to work safely. We do not accept aggressive or abusive behaviour towards staff or other patients.

Your health record

You can ask to see your record or move it to another practice. Ask reception for a transfer form, or see our privacy policy for how we handle your information.

Fees

We are a mixed billing practice, so not every consultation is bulk billed. Please ask about fees when you book. Payment is due on the day.

Feedback and complaints

We want to hear what we do well and what we could do better. You can talk to the staff at your clinic, use the feedback form on this page, or email our Practice Manager at practicemanager@livingstonmedical.com.au.

We acknowledge every complaint and respond within 30 days.

If you are not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Health and Disability Services Complaints Office on 1800 813 583 or at hadsco.wa.gov.au. Concerns about a registered health practitioner's conduct can also be raised with Ahpra on 1300 419 495 or at ahpra.gov.au. Privacy complaints are covered in our privacy policy.

MyMedicare

MyMedicare is a free, voluntary Medicare program that links you with the practice you usually see. It takes a few minutes and opens up more Medicare-funded care. In your Medicare online account. Open the Medicare app or Medicare in myGov, choose MyMedicare, and select the Livingston Medical clinic you usually attend. Our reception team then confirms it. At the clinic. Ask reception next time you visit. We can start the registration for you to finish in your Medicare account, or give you a paper form.

Privacy

How we collect, use, store and share personal and health information, under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles. It covers our patients, people who use this website, and doctors who enquire about working with us. Read our privacy policy.