Use this button to quickly leave the website
Quick Exit
Back International Student
Health Hub
NSW Government
Visit the blog
Five tips for finding trustworthy information on social media

Do you ever find yourself looking for sexual health information online and even on social media? How can you tell if the information you are seeing is credible, reliable or really not the best? This month, the International Student Health Hub sat down with Aiman Rizal, a PhD researcher and […]

Mardi Gras: Free to Be and community supports

The iconic Mardi Gras Festival is back from 14th February to 2nd March 2025! Celebrating its 47th year, the festival’s theme is Free to Be.   “Free To Be is a manifesto of what our community has desired and fought for dozens of decades, and the reason why we will […]

Under the belt health

This blog was written by Billy the Peer and Vocational Support Officer at Positive Life NSW. Moving to a new country for education is an exciting adventure, but it also comes with its own set of challenges.   One of these challenges is navigating the healthcare system. Your questions might be, […]

Visit the blog
Five tips for finding trustworthy information on social media

Do you ever find yourself looking for sexual health information online and even on social media? How can you tell if the information you are seeing is credible, reliable or really not the best? This month, the International Student Health Hub sat down with Aiman Rizal, a PhD researcher and […]

Mardi Gras: Free to Be and community supports

The iconic Mardi Gras Festival is back from 14th February to 2nd March 2025! Celebrating its 47th year, the festival’s theme is Free to Be.   “Free To Be is a manifesto of what our community has desired and fought for dozens of decades, and the reason why we will […]

Under the belt health

This blog was written by Billy the Peer and Vocational Support Officer at Positive Life NSW. Moving to a new country for education is an exciting adventure, but it also comes with its own set of challenges.   One of these challenges is navigating the healthcare system. Your questions might be, […]

Body parts: What do I need to know?

Do you know the difference between a vulva and a vagina? What about the penis, foreskin and testicles? Does size matter? How much do you know about breasts? Have you ever checked your breasts?   This blog post was co-written by the International Student Health Hub team and Rainbow, an international […]

Back to search results

MediCentral – 501 George Street

General practice service
  • Open now
  • Closes at 6:00 pm

Location

Level 11 501 GEORGE STREET SYDNEY NSW 2000 Australia

Get directions in Google Maps

Contact

Opening times

  • Mon 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Tue 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Wed 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Thu 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Fri 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Sat 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Sun 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

About MediCentral – 501 George Street


Facilities

  • Accessible Toilet
  • Baby Change Facility
  • Cafeteria
  • Paid Parking
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Wheelchair Access Appointments

    Call to check whether you need an appointment.

  • Mixed Billing

    Mixed billing means that you may be eligible for bulk billing, if you fit certain criteria. If you do not qualify for bulk billing then you may need to pay a fee. Please contact the service directly to find out more.

Languages spoken

  • Vietnamese

Practitioners

Image Description

Frank Zhu

General practitioner, Male
Image Description

Nam-Eun Kim

General practitioner, Female
Image Description

Trung Ngo

Pharmacist, Male Speaks: Vietnamese
Image Description

Jiang Li

General practitioner, Male
Image Description

Xinyi Yang

General practitioner, Female

Disclaimer: The information provided here is sourced from healthdirect. While we strive to ensure accuracy, we cannot guarantee that all information is current or correct. If you find any inaccuracies, please contact the healthdirect team directly to request updates or verify the information.

Book an
appointment

For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.

Call 02 8378 6666
Call 02 8378 6666
Ask a nurse Ask a nurse a question