Your child’s health is precious, and having a trusted local doctor makes parenting that little bit easier. At Coomera Town Medical Centre, we provide caring, family-friendly health care for children from newborns through to the teenage years, conveniently located inside Westfield Coomera.
From routine check-ups and immunisations to coughs, fevers and everyday childhood illnesses, our doctors are here to support your child’s health and your peace of mind. We are open 7 days a week, which makes it easier to find a time that suits busy family life.
Children grow and change quickly, and their health needs change with them. Whether you have a newborn, a toddler, a school-age child or a teenager, our doctors provide care suited to each stage. We focus on healthy growth and development, prevention, and catching any concerns early.
We know that visiting the doctor can feel daunting for little ones. Our team takes a gentle, patient approach to help children feel at ease, and we make time to answer parents’ questions. Our goal is for every visit to feel calm and reassuring for both you and your child.
Health checks for babies, including monitoring of feeding, growth, sleep and development, and support for new parents with any concerns.
Routine vaccinations in line with the National Immunisation Program, helping protect your child against preventable diseases. Learn more on our Immunisation page.
Tracking your child’s growth and developmental milestones, and discussing any concerns about movement, speech, learning or behaviour.
Diagnosis and treatment of everyday illnesses such as coughs, colds, ear infections, sore throats, tummy upsets, rashes and fevers.
Assessment and ongoing management of common conditions such as asthma, eczema and allergies, including action plans where appropriate.
Support and guidance for behavioural, emotional and mental wellbeing concerns, with referral to additional services when helpful.
Continuity of care for children with chronic or recurring conditions, working with you to manage their health over time.

It is worth booking an appointment if your child:
Trust your instincts as a parent. If you are worried about your child, it is always reasonable to seek advice.
Important: if your child is seriously unwell, struggling to breathe, very drowsy or unresponsive, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Your doctor will ask about your child’s symptoms, health history and development, and examine your child gently. They will explain what they find and discuss the next steps, which may include treatment, monitoring, tests or referral to a paediatrician or specialist if needed. You are welcome to ask questions at any time, and your child’s comfort is a priority throughout.
A few simple things can help your child’s appointment go smoothly: bring their personal health record, write down any questions or symptoms beforehand, bring a familiar toy or comfort item for younger children, and let reception know if your child is unsettled or unwell so we can help. If you are unsure whether to book, our reception team can point you in the right direction.
Family-friendly care for children of all ages
A gentle, patient approach for nervous little ones
A focus on prevention and early intervention
Immunisations and growth monitoring in one place
Open 7 days a week, with online booking
Located inside Westfield Coomera with parking and pram access
Our doctors care for children of all ages, from newborns through to teenagers.
Yes. We provide routine childhood vaccinations in line with the National Immunisation Program. You can read more on our Immunisation page.
Same-day appointments are often available, especially for unwell children. We recommend booking online or calling early in the day.
Bring your child's personal health record, a list of any symptoms or questions, and any medications your child is taking.
Book an appointment promptly. Changes in size, shape, colour or texture, or a spot that bleeds or will not heal, are worth having checked.
Yes. Our doctors can assess developmental and behavioural concerns and, where helpful, refer your child to additional support services.
If your child is seriously unwell, having difficulty breathing, very drowsy, or you are very worried, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department. For non-urgent concerns, book an appointment with us.
Looking after your child’s health is easier with a doctor who knows your family. Book a children’s health appointment online or call our friendly reception team.