In order to make an appointment, you will require a referral from your General Practitioner.

GP Referral Form

Appointments

Once you have a referring letter from your doctor, you can make an appointment with a specific Mornington Orthopaedics surgeon.

This can be done by phoning the surgeon’s rooms directly. We ask all new patients who have booked an appointment to complete a New Patient Form and submit online or print and bring this with you to your first appointment.[/slogan]

Surgeons

Mr. Richard Large

Specialist in upper limb surgery (Shoulder and Elbow)
Phone: (03) 5976 0820
Fax: (03) 5976 0812
Email

Mr. Brad Crick

Specialist in hip and knee surgery and trauma surgery
Phone: (03) 5976 0825
Fax: (03) 5970 5268
Email

Mr. Peter Hamilton

Specialising in Hip and knee surgery, Trauma and selected foot and ankle surgery
Phone: (03) 5976 0877
Fax: (03) 5970 5266
Email

Mr. Andrew Weber

Specialist in Shoulder, Knee and Elbow Surgery
Phone: (03) 5976 0866
Fax: (03) 5976 0858
Email

Mr. Peter McCombe

Specialist in joint arthroplasty and general orthopaedic surgery
Phone: (03) 5976 0822
Fax: (03) 5976 0823
Email

What to bring

Please arrive 10 minutes early for your appointment for registration and to fill in a health questionnaire if required.

Please note: a consultation fee will be payable on the day.
When you come for your appointment, please remember to bring the following:

  • Your letter of referral from your GP or referring doctor in your surgeon’s name
  • Medicare or Veterans Affairs card
  • Insurance information
  • Copies of operation records, medical records, and investigation reports from prior doctor visits.
  • The films or CD of x-ray, Ultrasounds, MRIs, CT scans
  • Copies of relevant medical information including your medication details, other diagnostic scans including blood tests, EMG studies, and any information from your physiotherapist (if applicable).
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Cancellations

Telephone the relevant surgeon’s receptionist during business hours. Please cancel at least 1 day ahead so that your appointment time can be allocated to another patient who is seeking treatment.