438 Clarendon Street,
South Melbourne, VIC 3205
Telephone. 03 9696 GROW
or 9696 4769
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Telehealth appointments will be available from April 20
Please book online or send Dr Liz an email
PLEASE USE GOOGLE CHROME WHEN BOOKING
Appointments are allocated every 30 minutes, however you will need to book 60 minutes for a new patient or new problem and 30 minutes for a follow up.
Please note that Dr Liz is a specialist and to claim Medicare you will need a vaild GP referral.
For families that are not eligible for Medicare or those who do not wish to get a GP referral she is happy to see without a referral.
Any problems with bookings PLEASE EMAIL DR LIZ HALLAM info@flourishpaediatrics.com.au and she will sort it out for you
Allergy assessment and skin prick testing available
Dr Liz works with the Allergy team at the Royal Childrens Hospital and is trained in allergy assessment and management including skin prick testing. She is pleased to be able to offer timely access to these services at Flourish Paediatrics.
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Behavioural and developmental problems
Are you worried that your child's behaviour is more challenging then expected for age or development is behind. Dr Liz is experienced in assessment and management of ADHD, autism spectrum disorder and anxiety as well as a range of mental health and developmental problems. She works closely with an excellent network to get you the help both you and your child need.
Is your child over 6 years and still wetting the bed? Continence is one of our special interests
Find out more about the services we offer including Bell and Pad alarms for bedwetting
What is the Health Bank?
The Health Bank information hub offers a wide range of information to answer all your immediate medical questions and set you mind at rest. Find out more
All you need to know about hip problems in the newborn and infant and helpful tips on how to prevent plagiocephaly
Hip Dysplasia and Plagiocephaly
Watch the safe wrapping to prevent hip dysplasia video
Techniques to prevent or improve plagiocephaly are most effective in the first 3 months. Find out more