- 3/22 Magnolia Drive, Brookwater QLD 4300
- Mon to Thurs 0900 to 1700, Fri 0900 to 1200
- (07) 3069 6455
- Emergencies: 000
General practice care for all ages, from same-day appointments to ongoing care plans.
Our GP Services
Whatever brings you in, a standard consultation is where it starts. Our GPs see patients of all ages across the full breadth of general practice:
Routine check-ups and preventive care
Skin checks and minor skin procedures
Chronic condition care plans (GPCCMP)
Travel Advice & Vaccinations
Mental health care plans
Work Cover, driving, insurance and pre-employment medicals
Children's health, from birth through adolescence
Spirometry, ECG, iron infusions, ear syringe and suction
Women's health and men's health
Fracture management
On-the-spot pathology collection is available onsite, so most tests do not require visiting a separate collection centre.
When to visit
Not every health concern announces itself loudly. Severe chest pain, sudden weakness or drooping in the face, slurred speech or serious trouble breathing are ambulance territory: call 000 rather than booking an appointment. Most of what a GP catches early looks far more ordinary than that.
Symptoms
A cough that has hung around beyond three weeks. A mole or skin spot that has changed shape or colour. Unexplained weight loss, unusual tiredness that rest does not fix, a change in bowel habits, or a low mood that has lasted more than a couple of weeks. None of these means something is wrong, and that is the point of the appointment: a GP can rule things out early, when the options are widest. If a symptom is persistent, getting worse, or simply unusual for you, it deserves a look.
Check-ups
Some of the most valuable GP visits happen when nothing feels wrong. Medicare supports specific preventive checks at different life stages, including a heart health check and a health assessment for people aged 45 to 49 at risk of chronic disease, and cervical and bowel screening run on their own schedules. Your GP can tell you which of these are due for you, so screening happens on time rather than when a symptom forces it.
Dr Afraz Ghafoor consults in English, Hindi, Sinhalese and Urdu.
Collection happens at the practice, not at a separate centre.
Same-day appointments are available; HotDoc shows the day's open times.
Book your first appointment online through HotDoc or by phone.
New Patients
New patients of all ages are welcome. Consultations are available in English, Hindi, Sinhalese and Urdu with Dr Afraz Ghafoor, and if you are transferring from another practice, let reception know so your medical records can follow you across.
Book Online through HotDoc, or call (07) 3069 6455.
Please bring your Medicare card, a list of any current medications, and referral letters or test results if you have them.
Your GP works through your concern and agrees the next steps with you.
Where ongoing care is needed, your GP can set up a care plan and coordinate any referrals.
Bulk Billing Eligibility
Bulk billing is available for eligible patients: children under 16, concession card holders, and DVA white and gold card holders. All other patients are privately billed. Our full fee schedule is available at reception.
Children under 16
Concession card holders
DVA white & gold card holders
Your Health is Our Priority
Book online with HotDoc or call us directly. New patients are always welcome at Brookwater Medical Centre.
Yes. New patients of all ages are welcome, and you can book your first appointment online through HotDoc or by phone.
No. Referrals work the other way: your GP provides them when specialist care is needed.
For eligible patients only: children under 16, concession card holders, and DVA white and gold card holders. All other patients are privately billed.
Same-day appointments are available, subject to availability on the day. HotDoc shows the current open times.
Dr Afraz Ghafoor consults in English, Hindi, Sinhalese and Urdu.
Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm, Friday 9am to midday, closed on weekends.
