Specialist Services

Geriatrics

Specialist care for older adults focused on the whole person, including memory, mobility, incontinence, and planning for complex care and future needs.

Our Network

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Signs you might need to see a Geriatrician

Ageing can bring overlapping health concerns. You should consider a specialist consultation if you or a family member have:

Recurrent Falls

Memory Loss or Confusion

New Incontinence

Difficulty Coping at Home

Decisions About Future Care

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Why patients choose ISMC

Why Integrated Care matters.

Precision Diagnosis

Complex health conditions require more than a single viewpoint. Our model brings Rheumatology, Geriatrics, and General Medicine together to build a complete roadmap for your health.

Complex health conditions require more than a single viewpoint. Our model brings Rheumatology, Geriatrics, and General Medicine together to build a complete roadmap for your health.

Complex health conditions require more than a single viewpoint. Our model brings Rheumatology, Geriatrics, and General Medicine together to build a complete roadmap for your health.

Complex health conditions require more than a single viewpoint. Our model brings Rheumatology, Geriatrics, and General Medicine together to build a complete roadmap for your health.

Whole-Person Care for Healthy Ageing

Patient Resources

Our geriatricians support older adults and their families with practical information and connections to trusted external resources. The links below can help you learn more, plan ahead, and access support in the community

Dementia Australia

National peak body for people living with dementia, families and carers. Information, support services and helpline.

Dementia Support Australia

Free 24/7 clinical support service for people caring for someone with dementia experiencing changed behaviours.

My Aged Care

Australian Government entry point for aged care services, including Home Care Packages, Commonwealth Home Support Programme, respite care and residential care. Call 1800 200 422 for a needs assessment

ISMC Experts

Our Care Providers and Clinical Board.

A dedicated team of healthcare professionals passionate about delivering exceptional care for every patient we serve

Frequently asked questions

Your Questions, Answered

Do I need a referral to see a Geriatrician?
Yes, a GP referral is required to see our geriatricians. This ensures Medicare rebates apply and gives us a full picture of your medical history before your appointment
There is no fixed age. Consider a referral if there are concerns about memory loss, recurring falls, incontinence, difficulty coping at home, planning for future care, or when coordination between specialists is needed. Early assessment helps preserve independence
Yes, we offer Telehealth for follow-up appointments and selected initial consultations where clinically appropriate. Ask our reception team when booking
Yes, we strongly encourage it. A family member or carer can help with history, take notes, and support decisions about care, particularly when memory or hearing is a concern. There is no additional charge for an accompanying family member.
Bring your GP referral, a full list of current medications including over-the-counter and supplements, recent test results, your Medicare card, and ideally a family member or carer who can help with history.