Who we are
Welcome to Bungendore Medical Centre
At Bungendore Medical Centre, we are dedicated to providing high-quality, evidence-based healthcare to our community. As an accredited general practice, we host a comprehensive range of medical services, including general health checks, immunisations, nursing support, and on-site pathology collection.
The experienced team of healthcare professionals at our centre works closely with allied health providers both on and off site, to ensure a holistic approach to your well-being.
Since 1980, we have proudly served Bungendore and surrounding areas, including Tarago, Bywong, Wamboin, and Captain’s Flat.
Our mission is to deliver the best possible medical care in a supportive, respectful, and friendly environment—because your health matters to us.
Bungendore Medical Centre operates as a private billing practice. For more details on consultation fees, please visit our Fees page.
To learn more about the Specialist GP’s, who are all members of the RACGP, nurses, and allied health professionals working at Bungendore Medical Centre, visit our Team page.
You can also explore the Bungendore Health Services Page for information on other local health services. Please note that this list is not comprehensive, is still being updated, and does not represent recommendations from our practice—it is provided for informational purposes only.
This general practice is AGPAL accredited – what does this mean?
Being accredited means that our general practice is committed to a comprehensive program which involves:
- Engaging our whole practice team to review our practice’s systems and processes
- Opening our practice doors to allow a team of independent surveyors to assess how our practice operates
- Assessment of our practice, and achievement of the nationally recognised Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Standards for general practices, that focus on health care quality and patient safety.
As a member of the community you may be surprised to learn that general practice accreditation is a voluntary process – which means not all practices undergo an independent on-site assessment on a regular basis.
Next time you visit our practice be sure to look out for the AGPAL Accredited General Practice Symbol (below) or our accreditation certificate. Our practice team is proud of this achievement and as part of this process we continuously strive to make quality improvements to better your patient experience.
Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL) is a not-for-profit independent provider of general practice accreditation in Australia. To learn more about the benefits of accreditation to you, your family and the Australian community click here or visit www.agpal.com.au.
News & Helpful Information
Safety at Home March 5, 2026 - Bungendore CWA and Bungendore Medical Centre invite you to attend our free community event 'Safety at Home'. 10.00am March 19th 2026 We are thrilled to have the following presenters attending on the day: Katharine Routh - NBN This session focuses on helping seniors understand and optimise their home internet setup, with practical, easy-to-follow advice tailored to everyday use. By covering simple tips like device placement, reducing dropouts, and improving Wi‑Fi performance, the presentation empowers participants to get the most out… Read More
Government Funded Shingles Vaccine February 19, 2026 - Are you waiting for or interested in receiving the shingles vaccine? We now have government-funded vaccines in stock and our next Shingles clinic will be held on the 16th of March 2026. If you are over 65 and have not yet received your first dose, please come along. If you have already received your first dose, and are ready and eligible for your second, this clinic is also for you. Please take a look at the link below to see… Read More
International Day of Women and Girls in Science February 12, 2026 - Although International Day of Women and Girls in Science was marked yesterday (11 February), its message extends well beyond a single date. Science forms the foundation of healthcare. From clinical research and pharmaceutical development to diagnostic tools and preventive health strategies, evidence-based medicine relies on scientific progress. Women have made, and continue to make, essential contributions across these fields. This international observance highlights the importance of: Promoting gender equity in science Encouraging girls to pursue STEM careers Recognising the contributions… Read More
Health information online: how do you know what to trust? February 5, 2026 - GPs have doubled down on the fight against medical misinformation, as patients are increasingly bombarded with incorrect, and often dangerous, social media advice. In response, the RACGP is standing with other leading health voices in Australia to urgently warn patients about the advice being distributed. Following an investigation from Seven News on Sunday, RACGP President Dr Michael Wright says GPs have always been skilful at assimilating information and helping patients make decisions, and ‘that’s going to be more important than ever’ with the growth… Read More
Extreme Heat Awareness Day — 4 Feb 2026 January 29, 2026 - Extreme Heat Awareness Day — 4 Feb 2026 Australia’s summers are getting hotter and more dangerous — and heatwaves are now our deadliest environmental disaster. The increasing intensity and frequency of heat events, amplified by climate change and the urban heat island effect, are affecting people’s health, homes and communities. This Extreme Heat Awareness Day, we’re standing with @SwelteringCities and @redcrossau to raise awareness, share heat health info and call for action. Whether you’re an individual, workplace, community group or… Read More