The village of Shoalhaven Heads is situated south of Wollongong, about 15 km north of Nowra. It is surrounded by the natural beauty of the bush, beach and river. Shoalhaven Heads Surgery moved to its present location in 1988, following a humble beginning in Dr Gray’s home, just a few streets from where his wife was born. The practice has served this rural area for over 35 years, providing care for the families of Shoalhaven Head’s residents and outlying settlements. In addition to caring for our regular patients, medical treatment is also available for visitors during the holiday seasons. It is with great satisfaction that we care for multiple generations of families, with many of the babies, being brought into this world by Dr Barry Gray, now returning with babies of their own. The philosophy of the Shoalhaven Heads Surgery is to provide comprehensive and thoughtful medical care to families, and we work hard to keep up to date with the latest medical innovations and to provide efficient personal service. A full range of services is available, from antenatal and paediatrics to aged care and emergencies, with a range of minor procedures and diagnostic tests carried out on the premises. This is a private billing practice, with discounts for pensioners and Health Card holders, as well as Bulk Billing for Veterans Affairs, accounts for Insurance claims, with special consideration being given to those in genuine financial difficulties. Our doctors are Fellows of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners – the respected professional body for GPs in Australia, and the practice if fully accredited with AGPAL.
Why Choose US
Personalised Care

Our Practice is independent and owned by the General Practitioner. We value each and every person walking through our doors and provide individualized care.

Professional Staff

Our doctors, nurses and reception staff have a number of years of experience in patient care and will go out of their way to try and help you.

Emergency Care

For non life-threatening conditions please contact our reception for advice. If you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms such as shortness of breath or chest pain then you need to contact the emergency services on 000.

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