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HOW
DO I....
OBTAIN
A REPEAT PRESCRIPTION?
Repeat
prescriptions may be issued for regular medication as arranged by your doctor.
Requests can be made in person at the reception desk, by post enclosing a stamped
addressed envelope, or by telephoning 9064 2914 Monday - Friday between 10.00am
and 4.00pm.
The line is closed between 12 noon and 1.30pm for lunch and from 12 noon on Wednesdays.
We
require 48 hours to process your request for repeat medication whether ordered
by telephone, by letter or in person.
Please
ensure you order your repeat prescription well in advance of running out of your
medication to ensure treatment is continuous.
Requests for non-repeat prescriptions for acute or minor ailments will be passed to the
doctor for attention. These requests should be made by phoning 9064 2914 and speaking to a receptionist.
