Kinkaya Urgent Care & GP

12/06/2026

"Thank you to the Kinkaya family for your kindness and support through my experience. The team at reception made us feel so welcome and comfortable every step of the way"​

Thank you, Heather, for your kind words.

10/06/2026

Kel is one of those people who brings warmth and positivity wherever she goes. Always friendly, thoughtful, efficient and smiling, she is a pleasure to work with and a valued part of our nursing team.​

Kel has a wonderful ability to make every patient and colleague feel cared for and supported.

08/06/2026

Our Early Recruitment program is already delivering results: the 2040 intake for a Community Engagement Officer role is looking strong. One standout candidate was recently spotted proudly displaying a poster of Mum’s workplace at school.

04/06/2026

If you’ve ever been through the clinic as a patient, one of the first things people notice is the number of spacious rooms.​

That’s intentional.​

After treatment, we don’t rush families out the door. You’re welcome to take the time you need to settle your child, ask questions and leave when you feel confident they’re genuinely okay.

04/06/2026

02/06/2026

We will never make you feel small.​

After all, we are parents too. ​

And we know what it feels like.

01/06/2026

Our Community Engagement Manager, Mel, invited Stuart Aubrey MLA, to drop by recently.

“Better healthcare for kids is something we can all agree on, so it was great to speak with Mel and the team about how we can work together to support the community.” said Stuart, Member for Scarborough.

(yes we are open for the public holiday)

28/05/2026

Justin recently had a productive discussion with the teams from Coast Physio North Beach and Coast Physio Floreat around how we can work together to support patients beyond urgent care.​

Once the acute phase is over, we’ll often refer patients for rehabilitation, strengthening and prevention support to help improve longer term recovery outcomes.​

Great to connect and discuss how collaborative care can create a smoother journey back to top form for kids and families.

26/05/2026

On National Sorry Day, we acknowledge the Stolen Generations and honour the strength, resilience and enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families and communities.​

As we enter National Reconciliation Week, this year’s theme, All In, is a reminder that reconciliation is built through everyday care, respect and genuine connection. ​

At Kinkaya, we believe healthcare should be grounded in empathy, listening and treating every family with dignity and compassion. We know there is always more to learn, and we remain committed to creating spaces where kids and their families feel seen, heard and cared for.​

We reflect, acknowledge and continue the work of healing together.​

Care Like Family.

25/05/2026

The cooler weather always means more croup presenting at the clinic. Dr Justin Withnall and Dr David Hancock both share what can help, and when to act.

Read more:
https://www.kinkaya.com.au/health-hub/the-scoop-on-croup