We believe cost should never be the reason someone puts off seeing a doctor. Standard and long GP consultations are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card, so there is nothing to pay on the day and your claim is settled at the time of your visit.
A small number of services sit outside bulk billing. In-clinic procedures, WorkCover appointments, and pre-employment or insurance medicals are billed privately or attract a gap fee. Our reception team will always talk you through any costs when you book, so there are no surprises when you arrive.
If money is tight or you are unsure what a visit will involve, tell us. Our doctors would far rather have that conversation with you than see you delay care.
Our GPs own their clinical decisions. There are no head-office scripts, no quotas, and no push to move you through the door faster than your care requires.
Continuity matters. Where possible, we help you stay with the same doctor so your history, your medications, and your preferences are already understood at every visit.
From newborn checks to aged care, we look after whole families. Parents, grandparents, teenagers, and toddlers can be seen under one roof by doctors who know them.
We are part of HCE Medical Group, a network of locally owned practices across the Hunter Valley. That gives our small clinic the systems and support of a larger group without losing the feel of a country GP.
Dr Khan is the founder of Healthcare Evolutions Medical Group and a long-standing advocate for accessible and community-focused rural healthcare.
After immigrating to Australia over two decades ago, Dr Khan began his medical journey across Tasmania, Gosford Hospital, and John Hunter Hospital. His dedication to underserved communities eventually brought him to the Stroud and Gloucester regions, where he spent several years delivering essential healthcare services to rural populations.
Driven by a deep commitment to patient care, Dr Khan established his first practice in Clarence Town in 2014 – an area with limited access to local general practice services. From that foundation, he has gradually expanded a non-corporate, patient-first model of care across the Hunter Valley, providing locally led medical services.
Dr Khan holds multiple fellowships in General Practice, Pain Management, and Aesthetic Medicine, and is widely recognised for his leadership in medical education. Over the years, he has supervised numerous registrars and junior doctors, many of whom have successfully gained their RACGP fellowship under his mentorship.
A strong believer in innovation, Dr Khan is committed to integrating technology into healthcare to close the gap between urban and rural services. His vision includes the use of telehealth, AI-supported practice systems, and modern service delivery models to support more equitable access to care for Australians, regardless of location.
In 2025, Dr Khan was selected for the prestigious RACGP Future Leaders Program, acknowledging his contribution to primary care and community health leadership. He is a passionate voice in national and regional forums, speaking out on matters that impact both patients and the medical workforce.
Beyond his medical role, Dr Khan is a proud father of three young daughters, an enthusiastic mountaineer, and a marathon runner.
We take the time to get to know you. A GP who has followed your health for years will always make better decisions than one meeting you for the first time.
Our doctors work to current medical evidence and their own professional assessment of what you need, not to commercial targets or corporate pathways.
We explain what we are seeing, what your options are, and what each option involves, in words that make sense. Good care depends on you understanding it.
General practice at its best is a conversation, not a checklist. Our doctors start every visit with a proper look at what is going on for you, ask questions rather than assume, and then work with you on a plan you actually understand.
Where a condition needs ongoing attention, we coordinate the
follow-up. Where a specialist opinion is needed, we refer to people we know and trust. Where reliable information will help you at home, we point you to it. The aim is simple: you leave knowing what is happening with your health and what comes next.
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
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For urgent care outside these hours, attend your nearest emergency department. In a life threatening emergency, always call 000.
