Children’s Health
Children’s Health
We provide medical care for children from birth through adolescence, supporting their growth, development, and overall wellbeing. Our GPs assess and manage a range of common childhood health concerns in a supportive and professional environment.
We also work with parents to provide guidance on developmental milestones, ongoing health conditions, and nutrition, helping families make informed decisions about their child’s health. Our focus is on accessible, patient-centred care for every stage of childhood.
Baby and Childhood Checks (as per the NSW Personal Health Record (“Blue Book”)
Our childhood health checks include:
1–4-Week Check
Newborn health assessment
6 – 8 Week Check and Immunisation
Routine check and scheduled vaccines
6-Month Check and Immunisation
Growth and developmental review
12-Month Check and Immunisation
Developmental assessment and vaccines
18-Month Check and Immunisation
Development and behavioural review
2-Year Check
Monitoring development and general health
3-Year Check
Pre-school developmental review
4-Year Check (Healthy Kids Check) and Immunisation
School readiness assessment
Healthy Kids Assessment
The Healthy Kids Assessment is a general practice health check provided by our doctors to support a child’s health and development. The assessment is based on the child’s age and individual circumstances and may involve a review of key areas of health. Where appropriate, our doctors may discuss observations with parents or carers and provide guidance or follow-up as needed.
The assessment may include a review of:
- Physical growth and general physical development
- Vision, hearing, and sensory development
- Oral health
- Nutrition and overall wellbeing
Quality Care and Ongoing Management
- Acute illnesses in children
- Ongoing management of chronic health conditions in young children
- Monitoring of growth and physical development
- Review of developmental milestones
As part of a Healthy Kids Assessment, the review may include:
- Observation of emotional, social, and cognitive development
- Discussion of developmental strengths or areas requiring further monitoring
Behavioural and developmental concerns
- Discuss possible behavioural or developmental concerns with parents or carers
- Provide guidance, monitoring, or referrals to relevant health services when clinically appropriate
- Offer information and support to assist families in accessing further care
