Doctors

Dr Angela Wang

FRACGP, Dip Child Health, MBBS, BA

Dr Angela Wang has a passion for women’s health (pregnancy, general women’s health, menopause, IUD insertion, and medical terminations of pregnancy) and looking after children and families.  As the mother of young children, Angela knows the value of a trusted family doctor and is keen to provide this for her patients.  Angela graduated from the university of QLD and has worked in various locations across QLD and NSW.

Dr Carley Francis

BbiomedSc, MBBS, DRANZCOG(2018), FRACGP

Dr Carley Francis graduated from Griffith University in 2013. Before starting a career in general practice, she worked extensively in the areas of obstetrics and gynaecology. She has also completed the Sydney Child Health Program (formerly the Diploma of Child Health).

Whilst enjoying all aspects of family medicine, Carley has special interests in:

• Women’s health and paediatrics
• ADHA assessments and management
• Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
• Neurodivergence – in general

My Fees

To accommodate the complexity and longer consultations I provide, I have had to adjust my fee structure.

Please see Price List under Patient Information Tab

For existing patients facing financial difficulties, please get in touch with my Practice Manager so we can discuss your situation.

Affordable Access to Care

To help patients financially, we can schedule GP Chronic Condition Management Plans/Reviews which are eligible to be billed every 3 months and can be bulk billed.

Concession card holders such as Commonwealth Senior Health Card holders (over 67) may be eligible for the extended Medicare safety net once their out-of-pocket expenses reach $770.30. Once this threshold is reached, Medicare will usually reimburse 80% of the gap up to a gap limit of $93.20 for the remainder of the calendar year. For further information see health.gov.au/topics/medicare/about/safety-nets

If you’re part of a family or couple, you can register for the Medicare Safety Net as a family to combine your costs. This means you’re more likely to reach the thresholds sooner. Even if all family members are on the same Medicare card, you’ll still need to register. You only need to register once.

You can register or tell us about a change in your family situation by either:

• Completing the Medicare Safety Net couples and families registration and amendment form
• Calling the Medicare program

**Limited intake of new patients. On request only.

Dr Cailtin Anderson

MBBS, F.R.A.C.G.P, Diploma of Child Health

Dr Caitlin Anderson graduated from University of Tasmania in 2012.  She is interested in all aspects of general practice, particularly women’s health, paediatrics and antenatal care.  Caitlin is linked with Mater Mothers Hospital to provide GP shared Care.