GP Super Clinics
Welcome
Welcome to the Australian Government’s GP Super Clinics Program.
On this site you will find a range of information on the Australian Government’s commitments to establish GP Super Clinics around the nation and provide Primary Care Infrastructure Grants to upgrade around 425 general practices, primary care and community health services, and Aboriginal Medical Services.
Implementation of the GP Super Clinics Program is ongoing. Content will be reviewed and progressively updated. Please check this website regularly for updates.
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GP Super Clinic Locations
Locations for GP Super Clinics (map as @ October 2011) (PDF 350 KB)As at 30 January 2012, the following sites were open and providing services to patients.
- Ballan (VIC)
- Bendigo (VIC
- Berwick (VIC)
- Blue Mountains (NSW)
- Brisbane Southside (QLD)
- Bundaberg (QLD)
- Burnie (TAS)
- Clarence (TAS)
- Cobram (VIC)
- Devonport (TAS)
- Geelong (VIC)
- Grafton (NSW)
- Ipswich (QLD)
- Modbury (SA)
- Palmerston (NT)
- Playford North (SA)
- Port Stephens (NSW)
- Queanbeyan (NSW)
- Riverina (NSW)
- Shellharbour (NSW)
- Southern Lake Macquarie (NSW)
- Strathpine (QLD)
Disclaimer
In addition to the general disclaimer available through the link at the bottom of this website, the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing states the following:
The information on this website about the GP Super Clinics program is subject to change without notice and should not be relied upon for commercial or any other purposes; and
The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing does not accept any liability for any injury, loss or damage incurred by use of or reliance on the information provided on this website.
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