Can anyone recommend a good female doctor in eatern suburbs (near dandenong ranges)?

[anne1b]

Hi all,
I am hoping someone will be able to recommend a reputable female doctor I can use closer to home.
My daughter has also found it difficult to find a female doctor to adopt as all those who have excellent reputations will not take on anymore new patients.
My daughter is close to starting her family and I'm at the other end of the spectrum.
Any suggestions would be a great help.

[Olive]

have you tried swansea rd clinic in montrose? Winnie cheng is fantastic, but im not sure if shes taking new paitents

[anne1b]

Thanks Olive, I was told about a different one there but when I rang up she wasn't taking any new patients and was told there were other female doctors.
Thought I'd find out if anyone had any suggestions before I started going to someone so-so.
You have helped a lot. Thankyou, I'll give her a try..... if I can. Do you anything about any others there in case she isn't taking new patients? Cheers

[Olive]

TBH i think they're all ok up there, otherwise if a male Dr is ok try Dr Lin Cheung, he is also fantastic

[ubba82]

North Ringwood medical centre have great Drs. You could try Julie Major, Zoe Singleton or Deborah Fryer. Actually all the female Drs are great there. I saw Julie as my shared care Dr through my second pregnancy.

[Taryn]

Another vote for Swansea Rd clinic! It's great there. They are all good. Dr Lin, although male specialises in women's health. I saw him pre pregnancy and now throughout. As well as my OB.

I have also seen Katherine Wright at Churinga medical in kilsyth who is fantastic!

[Nelle]

I rate North Ringwood too, I was so bummed when Julie Major went on maternity leave while I still lived around there! My sis goes there from time to time, and I think she finds even the male doctors really great, good at listening and having a holistic attitude to health.

[Kazbah]

Selby Family Clinic (in the Dandys) is very good, has a midwife program and Dr Heather is great.