RIGHT in the heart of Port Macquarie, Medical on William is more than just a GP clinic – it’s a place where locals feel looked after, listened to, and genuinely cared for.
Whether you’re popping in for a quick check-up or navigating something more complex, the team is here to support you every step of the way.
“We offer a wide range of services, from everyday health concerns to WorkCover consultations, chronic disease management, and minor procedures,” Dr Adam King said.
“Our appointments are always billed based on the time spent with each patient, so you’ll never feel rushed – and we’ll always take the time to get things right.”
The clinic is also proud to support local students.
All university and high school students are bulk-billed, because of a belief that “access to healthcare shouldn’t be a barrier to learning and growing”.
The team has also announced some exciting team news.
Dr Deen Reddy, who has been with Medical on William for two years, continues to be a steady, compassionate presence in the clinic.
He is also currently taking on new patients.
“If you’re looking for a GP who’s thorough and approachable, Dr Reddy is a great choice,” Dr King said.
Another recent addition to the team is Dr Rose, who is already making a “wonderful impression”.
“Patients have described her as friendly, warm, and easy to talk to – and we couldn’t agree more,” Dr King said.
“She’s quickly become a favourite among regulars and she could be your regular Doctor too.”
At Medical on William, staff believe healthcare should feel personal.
The team works hard to make sure every visit is comfortable, informative, and tailored to your needs.
“We’re proud to be part of the Port Macquarie community and look forward to continuing to care for you and your family,” Dr King said.
Visit Medical on William at 97 William Street, Port Macquarie or call (02) 5507 9600 to book your appointment.
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