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Home » Now Open For New Patients

Now Open For New Patients

31 May, 2017 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

The Canowindra Medical Practice is pleased to advise the public and surrounding areas of Canowindra that they are now able to take on new patients. The Medical Practice is open five days a week from 9-5, Monday to Friday. The Medical Practice welcomed a new
doctor, Dr Sheikh, who will now be coming on Wednesdays. Dr Padma Madduru is available from Monday to Friday, Dr Ramana Kaipu is available on Thursdays and Fridays, Dr Cradock on Mondays and Dr Karu on Thursday and Friday.

With a long history in the medical profession, owner Dr Kaipu provides a number of services to Canowindra. “We do women’s health, men’s health, skin check-ups, dermatology, as well as all other general health and minor surgeries,” said Ramana. A common vaccine to consider getting at the moment is Q fever. “This is a common vaccine that farmers or people who are in contact with animals usually get,” said Dr Kaipu. One of the biggest benefits of attending the practice is same day appointments, which means that there is no waiting period, to benefit the whole community.

The full range of services available are:
• Children’s health-immunisations, kids health checks
• Women’s health-pap smears, implanon, antenatal care
• Men’s health checks
• Chronic disease management and GP care plans
• Health assessment for 45-49 and over 75yrs
• Diabetic and asthma care for kids and adults
• Mental health care plans
• CTG-closing the gap for aboriginal people
• Work cover injury management
• Pre-employment and insurance medical
• RTA driving and all other driving medicals
• Centrelink and housing forms
• Nursing home inpatient care
• Travel advice and vaccinations
• Total body skin cancer check ups every week
• Skin cancer surgeries-flaps and grafts
• Excision of lipoma and cysts and all minor surgical procedures
• Minor cosmetic procedures-botulinum toxin and spider veins, chemical peels for skin rejuvenation on appointment
• Circumcision for kids under 4 weeks of age
• Venesection ECG, spirometry and audio
• Repair of all minor wounds, special glue for kids
• Wedges resection of toe nails
• Laceration repair
• Back slabs for fractures and minor ortho injuries
• Acne, rosacea and scar management with dermapen
• Foreign body removal-eyes and ears

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