For when something is wrong, today — or has been for a while.

Some things you cannot ignore. An infection that is getting worse. A fever that will not break. A symptom that started a few days ago and has not resolved. For those, we try to see you quickly — same day or next day when we can.

Other things creep up. Diabetes that is not well-controlled. Blood pressure that has been on the edge for months. Asthma that flares every winter. These need a different kind of care — structured, consistent, and led by a doctor who knows your history. That is something we build over time.

Acute care — when something is wrong now.

• Infection — throat, chest, sinus, skin, urinary tract
• Fever and flu
• Stomach illness — vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain
• Asthma and breathing difficulties
• Pain flares — joint, back, headache, migraine
• Skin infections and rashes
• "I don't know what's wrong but I feel terrible"

Chronic care — for the long term.

• Diabetes — monitoring, medication review, and complication prevention
• Hypertension — control, medication management, and cardiovascular risk reduction
• Asthma and COPD — ongoing management and acute exacerbation treatment
• Thyroid disease — monitoring and medication titration
• Hypercholesterolaemia — lifestyle and medication management
• Autoimmune and inflammatory conditions — in coordination with specialists
• Polypharmacy review — making sure your medications still make sense together

How we approach chronic care.

Chronic conditions do not get better by seeing whoever is available when your script runs out. They get better — or at least well-managed — when you have a doctor who knows your full history, reviews your medications critically, and catches shifts before they become crises. That is what we offer for chronic care patients at MyFamilyGP.

We also believe in being honest about what management looks like. Some conditions are straightforward to control. Others are not. We will not oversell what is achievable — but we will do everything in our power to help you get the best possible outcome with what you are working with.