Shop 76 South.Point Tuggeranong (near the Post Office)
Hyperdome Medical Centre
Anketell St and Reed St
Greenway ACT 2900
Ph: (02) 6293 3233    Fax: (02) 6293 1866
Use the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility checker to see in which phase you will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. You may need to provide evidence of eligibility to your vaccination provider before you can receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
We are proud to offer bulk-billed telephone consultations for all of our doctors. This means that you can stay home, and still get the high quality bulk-billed consultations to which you are accustomed on site. Please call our friendly reception staff to discuss.
If you have travelled interstate or to the greater Sydney area in the last 14 days please do not come to the practice without calling ahead and speaking to reception staff first.
We now offer spirometry and iron infusion to all of our patients
Please note that the following types of consultations may incur an out of pocket cost and cannot be booked online:
- Injections and travel vaccines
- Skin procedures
- Ear syringing
- Wound dressing
- Work cover
- Any forms to be filled by the GP
Please call the reception team for more information.
Monday                     7:00am to 9:00pm
Tuesday                    7:00am to 9:00pm
Wednesday               7:00am to 6:00pm
Thursday                   7:00am to 9:00pm
Friday                        7:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday                    8:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday                      8:00am to 6:00pm
At Hyperdome Medical Centre, our team of general practitioners and administrative staff aim to provide personalised, quality patient care.
The team at Hyperdome Medical Centre are committed to providing you and your family with the highest quality service and care possible.
If you have any special needs, please do not hesitate to ask. Crutches and a wheelchair are available from reception (a small bond fee may apply).
Please advise if you require the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) Ph: 131 450. National Relay Service for Hearing imparied TTY: 133 677.
At Hyperdome Medical Centre, consultations are bulk billed for those patients who hold a valid Medicare Card. However, fees are charged for Allied Health Services, certain vaccines, procedures and medicals. For private patients who do not have a Medicare card, a fee will be charged based on the length of the consultation, and higher fees may be charged on a weekend. For further information, please discuss possible fees and charges with our staff. Where fees apply, we do accept cash, EFTpos and credit card payments
Please see your Doctor if you require a prescription or a referral to see a specialist. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide prescriptions or referrals over the phone.
Your Doctor is accessible by phone. However, we ask that phone calls be kept to a minimum to avoid disruptions to consultations in progress. Reception can promptly email your Doctor and request a return phone call to be made based upon urgency. Your call may be transferred through to clinical staff. All correspondance is by phone or mail, unfortunately due to privacy & security, we do not email documents etc.
Reception staff will ring you to schedule an appointment if directed by the Doctor and based upon urgency, to discuss & collect results. We are sorry, but we are unable to provide results over the phone except under special circumstances.
Despite our best intentions, we sometimes run late. This is because a patient has needed unexpected urgent attention. Be assured when it is your turn you will be given the time you deserve.
Please note our doctors cannot backdate medical certificates.
For all appointments, please phone (02) 6293 3233 or online via www.healthengine.com.au
We will make every effort to accommodate your preferred time and Doctor, however, please remember that appointments are scheduled at ten (10) minute intervals, Longer consultations are also available. Please inform reception if you require a longer consultation.
If more than one member of your family needs to see a Doctor, please advise reception at the time of booking in order to allocate one appointment per person – this will help us run on time.
Emergencies and sick children will be given priority. If the booking relates to this, please advise reception to allow for the appropriate procedures to be carried out.
Please advise us at least 2 hours prior to your appointment if you wish to cancel. If you do not give us 2 hours notice, or you do not attend your appointment you will be charged a fee.
Monday                     7:00am to 9:00pm
Tuesday                    7:00am to 9:00pm
Wednesday               7:00am to 6:00pm
Thursday                   7:00am to 9:00pm
Friday                        7:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday                    8:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday                      8:00am to 6:00pm
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Doctors | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Dr Abdul Khan | 7.00am-4pm | 7.00am-4pm | 7.00am-4pm | 7.00am-4pm | 7.00am-4.30pm | 10.00am-4pm | |
Dr Amirtharajan Selvakumar | 11am-9pm | 11pm-9pm | 11pm-9pm | 10am-6pm | 10am-6pm | 10am-6pm | |
Dr Aster Lau | 8am-5pm | 8am-5pm | 8am-5pm | 8am-5pm | 8am-5pm | ||
Dr Ikenna Alaebo | 7.30am-4pm | 7.30am-4pm | 7.30am-4pm | 7.30am-4pm | 7.30am-4pm | 9:30am-1:30pm | |
Dr Khalid Shareef | 9:30am-4:30pm | 9:30am-4:30pm | 9:30am-4:30pm | 9:30am-4:30pm | 9:30am-4:30pm | ||
Dr Kylie (Tsz Yan) Lo | 9am-6pm | 9am-6pm | 9am-6pm | 9am-6pm | 8am-1pm | ||
Dr Nirmalie Rodrigo | 7am-1pm | 7am-1pm | 7am-1pm | 7am-1pm | |||
Dr Sabrina Mohammed |
Call for opening hours.
If you have any special needs, please do not hesitate to ask. Crutches and a wheelchair are available from reception (a small bond fee may apply).
Please advise if you require the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) Ph: 131 450. National Relay Service for Hearing imparied TTY: 133 677.
Ph: (02) 6293 3233 Fax: (02) 6293 1866
Doctors and staff at Hyperdome Medical Centre are committed to providing you with a high standard of patient care. Your input will help us to improve our service and we do value any suggestions or concerns that you may have.
Please feel free to discuss them with staff. Alternatively, there is a suggestion box located to the right of reception (when you are facing reception). Responses are treated in confidence. Otherwise, please contact the Health Care Complaints Commission Ph: (02) 9219 7444
We inform our patients about our practice’s policies regarding the collection and management of their personal health information via:
Our practice privacy policy states:
IntroductionThis privacy policy is to provide information to you, our patient, on how your personal information (which includes your health information) is collected and used within our practice, and the circumstances in which we may share it with third parties.
Why and when your consent is necessaryWhen you register as a patient of our practice, you provide consent for our GPs and practice staff to access and use your personal information so they can provide you with the best possible healthcare. Only staff who need to see your personal information will have access to it. If we need to use your information for anything else, we will seek additional consent from you to do this.
Why do we collect, use, hold and share your personal information?Our practice will need to collect your personal information to provide healthcare services to you. Our main purpose for collecting, using, holding and sharing your personal information is to manage your health. We also use it for directly related business activities, such as financial claims and payments, practice audits and accreditation, and business processes (eg staff training).
What personal information do we collectThe information we will collect about you includes your:
You have the right to deal with us anonymously or under a pseudonym unless it is impracticable for us to do so or unless we are required or authorised by law to only deal with identified individuals.
How do we collect your personal information?Our practice may collect your personal information in several different ways.
We sometimes share your personal information:
Only people who need to access your information will be able to do so. Other than in the course of providing medical services or as otherwise described in this policy, our practice will not share personal information with any third party without your consent.
We will not share your personal information with anyone outside Australia (unless under exceptional circumstances that are permitted by law) without your consent.
Our practice will not use your personal information for marketing any of our goods or services directly to you without your express consent. If you do consent, you may opt out of direct marketing at any time by notifying our practice in writing.
How do we store and protect your personal information?Your personal information may be stored at our practice in various forms such as electronic records as well as paper records.
Our practice stores all personal information securely by using secure passwords, secure and locked cabinets as well as confidentiality agreements for staff and all contractors.
How can you access and correct your personal information at our practice?You have the right to request access to, and correction of, your personal information.
Our practice acknowledges patients may request access to their medical records. We require you to put this request in writing by filling out a “Personal health information request form” and our practice will respond within 30 days. An admin fee of $38.50 plus $15 for postage outside of Canberra applies.
Our practice will take reasonable steps to correct your personal information where the information is not accurate or up to date. From time to time, we will ask you to verify that your personal information held by our practice is correct and current. You may also request that we correct or update your information, and you should make such requests in writing to the privacy officer.
How can you lodge a privacy-related complaint, and how will the complaint be handled at our practice?We take complaints and concerns regarding privacy seriously. You should express any privacy concerns you may have in writing. We will then attempt to resolve it in accordance with our resolution procedure. Please address all complaints to:
Nahin MustafaPH: 02 6293 3233
Fax: 02 6293 1866
Email: n.mustafa@trans-ax.com.au
Please note that you will get a response within 30 days.
You may also contact the OAIC. Generally, the OAIC will require you to give them time to respond before they will investigate.
Further information on privacy legislation is available from: Office of the Australian Information Commissioner1300 363 992
ACT Health Services Commissioner02 6205 2222
Privacy and our websiteThere are many aspects of the site which can be viewed without providing personal information, however, for the online appointment features you are required to submit personally identifiable information. This may include but not limited to your full name, date of birth and address or provide sensitive information in the recovery of your lost password.
Overseas Transfer of DataWe will not transfer your personal information to an overseas recipient other than yourself.
Policy review statementThis policy will be reviewed regularly to ensure it is in accordance with any changes that may occur. We will notify our patient of any of these changes via our website and notices in the practices.
Prior to a patient signing consent to the release of their health information, patients are made aware they can request a full copy of our privacy policy.
Patient consent for the transfer of health information to other providers or agencies involved in the patient’s healthcare (e.g. treating practitioners and specialists outside the practice) is obtained at the patient’s first visit to our practice through the New Patient Information Form. Once signed, this form is scanned into the patient’s health record and its completion is noted.
Hyperdome Medical Centre opened in February 2012. Located near Woolworths in the busy Hyperdome Shopping Village, it aims to meet the need of a dynamically growing local community.
The Centre is open 7 days and offers bulk billing, after hours care, pathology and the services of a variety of allied health professionals. The team is currently comprised of 12 GPs, 1 Practice Nurse and 7 receptionists.
They are large enough to offer the best facilities and small enough to care about the patients as well as the practitioners. They pride themselves in their excellent support team, state of the art computer system and well equipped modern premises.
Right now excellent opportunities exist for VR General Practitioners to join the team in Hyperdome.
Full time and part time positions, flexible hours, after hours and weekend sessions are also available.
Opening hours:
Weekdays 8am - 9pm
Weekends 9am - 5pm
The practice is not in a DWS area but it still offers an excellent opportunity for Overseas Trained Doctors to work after hours and weekends. (For OTDs working under the moratorium and having achieved fellowship status).
This is an exciting time to be joining this well-established and thriving practice. You'll have access to up-to-date facilities, and a highly experienced support and administration team.
You'll enjoy range of benefits in these roles including:
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As it is our intention to list the company on the share market before the end of 2019 we are proud to present our
You will be awarded shares in the company equalling 5% of your total billings between 1 July 2016 and the time of the listing. To qualify for this offer is simple; you will have to work in one of our practices at the time of the listing.
The 5% benefits will be paid in shares when the company will be listed on the share market and it is our intention to treat these benefits as "deferred service fees" in order to delay the taxing point until the time of listing. Once the listing has been finalised, you will own a parcel of shares in the newly listed company. You may sell these shares or you may decide to keep these shares and earn dividends. In any case you will own a tradable liquid asset at the time of the listing.
We are delighted to invite our doctors to enjoy the benefits of our special relationship that we developed with the Commonwealth Bank. To give you more insight, you can visit the website www.commbank.com.au/offers/workplace-banking and use our log on code: CBMC .
For our qualifying doctors there are even more amazing banking benefits on offer including home loans of up to 90% LVR with no Mortgage Insurance, personalised service by a dedicated Relationship Manager and much more.
Our success is based on your personal success and we are committed to giving you the best possible outcome for your commitment.
This year we are running flu clinics to monitor our stock level so that no one misses out. You can ring the practice and reception will make you an appropriate appointment with a doctor and the nurse. There are 3 options dependent on your eligibility:
a) Government Funded: 65 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and those meeting ‘at risk’ medical criteria • Three strain – Supercharged vaccine designed specifically for this group • B\Colorado is not included as it causes the least issues for this group • This vaccine cannot be purchased by anyone privately nor given to anyone not meeting age or medical criteria • Doctor’s visit bulk-billed with a valid Medicare card • No fee for the vaccine • Available Now
b) Government Funded: 6 months to under 5 years • Four strain vaccine • Supercharged not necessary for this age group • Doctors visit bulk-billed with a valid Medicare card • No fee for the vaccine • Available Now
c) Private: 5 years and under 65 (not age or medically required) • Four strain vaccine • Doctors visit is bulk-billed with a valid Medicare card • $20 each • Available now
Many patients are asking their Doctor questions about the COVID-19 Vaccines, so we have compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions below.
Please do not call our clinics with questions as this will block phone lines.
If there is something else you would like to know, feel free to chat with your GP at your next appointment.
Pfizer and Astra Zeneca vaccines have arrived in Australia – we are currently in Phase 1a of the vaccine roll-out, which commenced on 22 February 2021, with vaccines offered to quarantine and border workers, frontline healthcare workers and aged care and disability care residents & workers.
Next will be Phase 1b. You can use this online eligibility checker to find out when you are eligible for a vaccine: https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility
You will need to book your COVID-19 Vaccine online – please do NOT call the clinic. Vaccines are not yet available. A booking link will be provided here once vaccines are in stock.
Underlying medical conditions include:
• organ transplant recipients who are on immune suppressive therapy
• people who have had a bone marrow transplant in the last 24 months
• people on immune suppressive therapy for graft versus host disease
• people who have haematological cancers, for example, leukaemia, lymphoma or myelodysplastic syndrome, diagnosed within the last 5 years
• people having chemotherapy or radiotherapy
• people with chronic renal (kidney) failure
• people with heart disease such as coronary heart disease or failure
• people with chronic lung disease, excluding mild or moderate asthma
• people who have a non-haematological cancer, diagnosed in the last 12 months
• people who have diabetes
• people with severe obesity, with a Body Mass Index of 40 or over
• people with chronic liver disease
• people with some neurological conditions including stroke and dementia
• people with some chronic inflammatory conditions and treatments
• people with other primary or acquired immunodeficiency, including HIV
• people with poorly controlled blood pressure
COVID-19 can cause serious ongoing health conditions, and sometimes death. Immunisation is a safe and effective way of protecting you and your family. Immunisation helps protect others, especially those who may not be able to be immunised themselves. When you get immunised, you protect yourself as well as helping to protect the whole community.
The measures we’ve put in place so far such as border restrictions, quarantine, mask wearing, hand washing, physical distancing, and testing help to protect all Queenslanders and will continue to be important to control the spread of the virus and its effects on the community. But we don’t want to live under restrictions forever. The COVID-19 vaccine is the best way to protect people long-term against severe COVID-19 disease.
Getting vaccinated helps protect the vulnerable in our society who can’t get vaccinated themselves because they are too young, or too sick. This is because widespread vaccination makes it more difficult for the disease to spread. Also, the less the disease spreads, the less likely it is that new, possibly more infectious or dangerous mutations will arise.
We reach 'herd immunity' when enough people are immunised to stop or slow the circulation of the disease. This reduces the likelihood of infection, which then affords protection for people who can’t be vaccinated.
The percentage changes depending on the disease and how effective the vaccine is at preventing transmission. Usually, 50% – 90% of a population needs to be vaccinated to achieve herd immunity. Experts believe a herd immunity of 65% or higher will be needed for COVID-19, but we cannot be certain at this stage. It is an important area of research which will continue as countries begin their COVID-19 vaccination programs.
Australians have a great record in being immunised. The COVID-19 vaccine will be voluntary, universal and free. If a safe and effective vaccine becomes available for COVID-19, the Government aims to have as many Australians as possible choose to be vaccinated for COVID-19. If people choose not to have a COVID-19 vaccine, this will not affect their family’s eligibility for Family Tax Benefit Part A or childcare fee assistance which only includes National Immunisation Program vaccines for those aged under 20 years.
The Australian Government is committed to providing all Australians with access to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines as soon as they are available, to those who wish to vaccinate against COVID-19. As doses will initially be limited, access to vaccines during the early period of the roll out will be made available to highest priority groups. The rollout strategy can be found here: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/australias-covid-19-vaccine-national-roll-out-strategy.
Priority groups are identified by taking into account current public health, medical and epidemiological evidence on who would be most affected if they contracted COVID-19. For example, health and aged care workers are a priority group because they are at high risk of contracting COVID-19 due to their frequent contact with people. They are also more likely to transmit the virus to vulnerable people through their work in hospitals and aged care facilities. It is for everyone’s benefit that this group is prioritised for vaccination so they can continue providing essential care.
COVID-19 vaccines will be free for all Australian citizens, permanent residents and temporary visa-holders as per the Australian COVID-19 Vaccination Policy.
Usually when a vaccine is developed it is done is a very linear fashion – one step, after another. There has been an enormous amount of resources and money thrown into the research, development and testing of the Covid-19 vaccines so that many of these steps could take place simultaneously. There has been no compromise on safety.
You may experience minor side effects following vaccination. Most side effects last no more than a couple of days and you will recover without any problems. Common reactions to vaccination include: pain, redness and/or swelling where you received the needle and mild fever. Serious reactions like allergic reactions are extremely rare.
At this stage, COVID-19 vaccines are not routinely recommended to be given during pregnancy as there is limited experience with the use of COVID-19 vaccines in pregnant women. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, think you may be pregnant, or are planning to have a baby, ask your doctor for advice before you receive this vaccine. If you are planning a pregnancy, ask your doctor for advice before you receive this vaccine.
The results from the clinical trials to date have shown both the AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines to be effective in providing protection against COVID-19. If as many people as possible are immunised against COVID-19, regardless of which vaccine they have, this will make a significant difference in keeping everyone safe.
You won’t be able to choose which vaccine you receive. As supplies of the vaccine are received, people in order of priority groups will be given the vaccine available at the time. The general public will most likely receive the AstraZeneca vaccine, as millions of doses are planned to be manufactured in Australia.
Once vaccines are approved by the TGA, their specific ingredients are listed in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.
Whether you are in a priority group or not, the best thing you can do is stay up to date and continue to be COVIDSafe. In the meantime, everyone still needs to practise good hygiene, maintain physical distance, wear a mask in places you can socially distance, stay home if you are sick and get tested.