The COVID-19 CLINIC is open at MOUNT BARKER HOSPITAL
Any South Australian who has a fever or respiratory symptoms consistent with coronavirus (no matter how mild), including unexplained loss of taste or smell, is welcome to attend the clinic for assessment and testing. No GP referral is required at this clinic. It is a Walk-in Service.
Please DO NOT come to the Summit Health Centre.
The Clinic is located on the opposite side of the hospital in the OLD DAY CARE CENTRE accessible via GATE 3.
It is open 9am – 5pm, seven days a week but closed between 12 and 1 for lunch break. There is no phone number at this stage.
Directions are on the front door of the hospital, you cannot get there via the hospital main entrance so please do not enter the hospital. There are yellow footsteps from the main entrance of the Hospital to the COVID-19 Clinic.
Visit The SA COVID-19 website for up to date information.
Summit Health aims to help improve the health of our community by providing clinical services and supporting local General Practices, GPs and their staff.
Summit Health runs comprehensive mental health programs across the Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Providing access to effective, free treatment for people with mental health issues who may not otherwise be able to access services.
PO Box 1794, Mount Barker, 5251
85 Wellington Rd, Mount Barker
Phone: 08 8406 7700
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Emily Ebdell is consulting weekly at Summit Health Centre on Wednesday mornings. She has experience working with clients from a variety of backgrounds, including depression, anxiety, panic disorder, adjustment disorder and various other presentations. Find out more here.
Dr Corinne Maiolo is a qualified dermatologist, who treats children and adults. She is experienced in the medical and surgical treatment of skin, hair and nail conditions, including skin cancer, acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, hair loss, facial wrinkles and excessive sweating. Dr Maiolo also has an interest in cosmetic dermatology. Find out more here.
Due to South Australia's excellent work in limiting the spread of COVID-19 we are pleased to advise that from Tuesday 9 June
GPcare will be offering both Telehealth (phone consult) and face-to-face appointments.
We will continue to check temperatures and ask a couple of questions on arrival.
For face-to-face appointments we ask that you arrive as close as possible to your appointment time to minimise the number of people in our waiting areas.
Where possible we ask you to come by yourself or with one support person.
If you are booking a face-to-face appointment you will be asked screening questions on the phone
so we can determine how best to manage your visit; to protect our patients, staff and doctors.
If you have a fever, cough, sore throat or runny nose we ask you to advise our staff;
and you will be provided with a face mask to wear for your appointment.
Face-to-face appointments can only be made by phoning GPcare on 1300 472 273;
otherwise for Telehealth consultations book online at gpcare.org.au.
Call 000 if you need urgent medical help.
For more information please go to the SA Health Website
or phone the Australian Government's Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080.
