Blamey Street Surgery was established in Turvey Park, Wagga Wagga in the early 1960s and has provided a broad based family practice with Wagga doctors and GPs who specialise in obstetrics and other services. The team of doctors and GPs at Blamey Street Surgery are highly experienced and committed to the provision of quality family healthcare. Each member is able to provide you with current information and to discuss your appointments and general requirements.
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Our Team
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Dr Glasson has special interests in Mental Health, eating disorders and general family medicine. Dr Osborne has a interests in womens health, perinatal care, paediatrics, refugee health and antenatal shared care. Dr Oliver has special interests in obstetrics, sports medicine, geriatrics, occupational health, neonate circumcision and family medicine.
General Services
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Along with general medicine consultations, Blamey Street Surgery, Wagga Wagga, provides a number of specialised medical services, including:. Sometimes you might attend the surgery because of an injury or illness, which occurred at work or in a motor vehicle accident for example. Please notify the front desk staff on arrival that the matter is for compensation.
FAQs
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The Practice is open from 8am - 8.00pm Monday, 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday to Friday and from 8:30am - 12pm on Saturday. Routine, non-emergency matters, are dealt with on an appointment system. You may book online, telephone, fax or call in at time during opening hours to make, or change an appointment. If you have a medical emergency please tell the staff at the time you ring.
Your Feedback
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If you are ever unhappy with any aspect of the care you receive here please discuss this with our Practice Manager, or any of the Doctors. We believe that problems are best dealt with early and within the Practice. Thank you to those people who completed our recent Accreditation and Improvement Survey.
Contact Us
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In general the Doctors in this Group prefer to answer telephone enquiries when they can devote full attention to the matter. This means that, with the exception of emergency matters, doctors will return your phone calls, rather than interrupt a consultation with another patient. Often the clinical staff will be able to assist with your enquiries and are happy to do so.
Reviews (7)
Kris P. Kris
Oct 27, 2021
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I’m disgusted and appalled at the way my Fiancé, who has been diagnosed with cancer was treated at this clinic recently (mid October).
Not yet had her jab, she was told to wait at the rear of the clinic in the rain & cold.
The nurse took her history and vitals for 30 min then waited for 30 mins in the rain - then she needed the toilet, so re-entered the reception and the two ladies refused her entry ‘because you aren’t jabbed’. In shock she didn’t leave and demanded use of the loo, which she was told: ‘Ok, but you have to leave through the back exit’
When the Doc saw her 30 min
Not yet had her jab, she was told to wait at the rear of the clinic in the rain & cold.
The nurse took her history and vitals for 30 min then waited for 30 mins in the rain - then she needed the toilet, so re-entered the reception and the two ladies refused her entry ‘because you aren’t jabbed’. In shock she didn’t leave and demanded use of the loo, which she was told: ‘Ok, but you have to leave through the back exit’
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Kris P. Kris
Oct 24, 2021
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I’m disgusted and appalled at the way my Fiancé, who has been diagnosed with cancer was treated at this clinic recently (mid October).
Not yet had her jab, she was told to wait at the rear of the clinic in the rain & cold.
The nurse took her history and vitals for 30 min then waited for 30 mins in the rain - then she needed the toilet, so re-entered the reception and the two ladies refused her entry ‘because you aren’t jabbed’. In shock she didn’t leave and demanded use of the loo, which she was told: ‘Ok, but you have to leave through the back exit’
When the Doc saw her 30 min
Not yet had her jab, she was told to wait at the rear of the clinic in the rain & cold.
The nurse took her history and vitals for 30 min then waited for 30 mins in the rain - then she needed the toilet, so re-entered the reception and the two ladies refused her entry ‘because you aren’t jabbed’. In shock she didn’t leave and demanded use of the loo, which she was told: ‘Ok, but you have to leave through the back exit’
When the Doc saw her 30 min
Vii Cowley
Jun 09, 2021
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New into Wagga and trying to find my family and I a reliable GP. Blamey Street Surgery was highly recommended. What kind of a medical Surgery turns away New patients? Not Happy. I've lived in Sydney all my life and have never been turned away especially by a Medical practice. People need to see doctors obviously because they are unwell and you turn them away.
Rob Jackson
Apr 14, 2021
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Don't usually review, but just had one of the most pleasant experiences going to the doctor. I'm just travelling through, not a local. No other surgery was picking up the phone, these guys got me in within the hour. Friendly greeting at reception, doctor listened and explained his choices (plus a quick chat about the footy). Quick and easy, cannot recommend to all of you living in Wagga.
KirstyLamont IanKelleher
Oct 19, 2018
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Simon
Oct 11, 2018
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Tom Manderson
Sep 27, 2017
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