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1. Globe Medical Adelaide - Adelaide
· 333 reviews
1/21 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Yannis Brown: Had a vaccination the doctor I was to see was running behind the staff arranged for another doctor to see me who had a moment and cut my wait short. Brilliant!Update: 2024 another trip to Asia and the doctor was very thorough with expectations, how to best protect myself based on my plans and what vaccinations I should look at. In the end, I was fairly up to date and just had a booster for TDAP.
Derick Hardaway: Dr. Stacey was nice and provided pin-point advice for my situation. Great one.
Carolyn Cochrane: I have been coming here for many years for travel vaccinations. Globe continue to be a very thorough and friendly service. The vaccination experience is painless which is always a bonus! I would highly recommend Globe Medical.
Margaret D.: We have seen Dr Bob Kass since 2018 for travel medical advice and recently went again in readiness for a trip to Sri Lanka, Turkiye and Europe. Dr Bob has a wealth of knowledge about travel locations and potential medical issues and risks that could arise. His medical knowledge and experience is extensive and is he is thorough and confident in the advice he provides. Dr Bob seems to have travelled everywhere and is genuinely interested and encouraging of his patients travel plans/adventures. Even the senior ones!The medical kit and travel book authored by Dr Bob are invaluable and certainly helped me avoid a nasty skin infection on a previous trip.The front desk staff were courteous and efficient and the nurse who administered our vaccines was very professional and gentle.A 5 star medical practice for travellers.
The Lovely Rod: . From that, he is able to advise about any vaccinations I may need, which ones would be optional, and which ones aren't required. I've always valued that honest advice and over the years, have now build up both my level of protection and my general travel knowledge!All the other staff in the clinic have always been welcoming and professional with a good sense of humour.Globe Medical was initially recommended to me from a friend when I first began travelling overseas as an adult and in turn, I can't begin to recommend them highly enough to you.
74yerffej: My son is in year 11 and travelling to Borneo on a school trip. The doctor at Globe Medical had incredible knowledge of the area and what was required to keep him healthy. He took my son through the process in a kind and informative way. The staff took time and effort to make sure we were well informed. Highly recommend this clinic!
Jill Bedworth: Very knowledgeable and helpful. Always have an appt before o/seas trips.
Amanda Altman: and now Dr Philpott who both helped me through a very hard time
Istvan Heinrich: Very professional service. No waiting. Experienced, caring, friendly doctors and staff. I live in Marion but I'm a client in this medical centre for at least 8 years.
Courtney Tasker: Been going to GM for decades for all my overseas trip medical advice. Dr Bob Kass is always a wealth of comprehensive knowledge that he always shares with you. He takes a great interest in your itinerary to ensure all elements are covered in his consultation.And the best thing is "Dr Bob's Little Medical Guide" which has been one of our travel essentials god-sent both in domestic and overseas situations. The other essential has been their filtration water bottles.
Celina McKenzie: As I have previously experienced I had an incredibly comprehensive consultation with a very knowledgeable and experienced travel Doctor.
Gavin Medhurst: Always extremely well looked after at Travel Globe Medical. Very thorough, knowledgeable and experienced. Staff very friendly, efficient and helpful. Dr Bob Kass is a treasure.
Sharon Phillips: Dr Bob Kass at Globe medical is very thorough and knowledgeable about all medical needs for any overseas trip that people are planning. He treats everyone individually, especially considering your current medical situation. He makes sure you are fully vaccinated for your trip and even looks at other health issues that might arise. We wouldn't go anywhere else. Thanks Globe Medical
Kerri O'Shaughnessy: Had a great experience today at Global Medical. From the moment I arrived everyone was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. All my questions were answered and my travel medication and vaccinations are done. Very efficient. Thank you all
A C: I have been coming to Globe Medical since 2010 for all my international travel vaccinations and medical advice. I have nothing but praise for all the practice staff and Bob Kass is the most knowledgeable and kindest doctor with vast travel experience and a willingness to share that. I wouldn’t go anywhere else and highly recommend Globe Medical to any travellers.
Deeksha thakur: and the doctor Michael very friendly and an amazing doc.
Karen Hewton: Dr Elaine Powell was very approachable. She went through each disease, it's risks, our choices. She had a balanced approach when making suggestions. Great service from Dr Powell. THANKYOU
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Fertility clinic
2. Fertility SA - Adelaide
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· 12 reviews
9/431 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Skye Davis: used Fertility SA to conceive a child together with IVF and we were successful on the first attempt.4 weeks ago we welcomed our beautiful baby boy into the world.The whole process was naturally a lot to handle, but they were so accommodating and accepting the entire time. We both felt supported and heard.I am glad it is over, but I am also so happy we have our baby now and I couldn’t ask for a more supportive experience for such a major part of our lives.Thank you everyone at Fertility SA, especially Brooke Calo and Dr Kate ❤️
Freyja Thurston: I would definitely recommend Fertility SA to anyone wanting fertility treatment. Fertility SA was the second place I had been too for fertility treatment and there were a lot of vast differences that I found between the two. The first being that when I was discussing treatment options with my specialist, there was ALWAYS other treatment options if previous treatment protocol didn't work whereas the previous well known clinic I went to prior, did the same protocol 3 times expecting a different result. It sadly resulted in 3 failed attempts and a lot of wasted time and money. The other difference I noticed was money. With the previous clinic, I heard from Accounts more than I heard from any one else. I was also pushed to purchase medication I didn't need after my first traumatising egg collection. It wasn't pleasant. Fertility SA was always very respectful and whenever I had concerns, they answered them promptly and without pressure. They wouldn't allow me to purchase medication until it was absolutely necessary. Sure not everything is on site like egg collection or transfer however they make it as easy as possible for you. It was honestly a very well organised process and I managed to flow through it easy enough. I highly recommend Dr Vicki Nisenblat, she was fabulous, very knowledgeable and very informative. The staff were also very lovely and easy to talk too. The location was easy as there is generally a lot of available parking on South Tce
Leonor Torres: who made this journey such a positive experience. Fertility treatments can be overwhelming because of the large amount of new information and actions you need to perform
Charlie-Helen Robinson: The team go the extra mile to ensure patient comfort and they are super keen exploring every avenue to fulfil a couple - or single's - fertility journey. It's especially good to hear stories from transgenders as much as it is those of a cancer journey. Dr Ryan Rose is a positive influence on the lab team with his efforts in research - going the extra mile. Well done team!
Sandra La Serra: My experience with FSA has been excellent. I was constantly told my case was difficult, and that it was going to be very hard to conceive. So I tried 3 different IVF clinics over 4 years, and I even went to the self proclaimed ‘baby whisperer’ in Melbourne Lynne burmeister out of desperation - with no success. I eventually saw Dr sally Reid at fertility SA and I can’t speak highly enough about her. Before seeing dr Reid I had no hope left and was told I needed to find an egg donor. All the doctors and clinics before dr Reid tried to do simple things like adjust the medication, or change my diet or make me take more natural pills and nothing worked. Thankfully, dr Reid had the capacity to analyze my entire situation and find an answer. On my first attempt with her, which was also going to be my last Ever IVF, and after withdrawing my super money and having been given absolutely no hope to get pregnant, dr Reid created a miracle and now I have my beautiful little boy. I found all the staff at fertility SA to be supportive, considerate, thorough, and always showing empathy. I found their labs, processes and technology to be excellent. I would just like to advise people who may be in a difficult situation conceiving to try dr Reid. I have blind faith in her now and would not hesitate to recommend her. Thank you Dr Reid and to all the team and Fertility SA.
Bronte Pine: My husband and I transferred to Fertility SA with Dr Victoria Nisenblat after years with no success at another clinic in Adelaide. We knew instantly that we were in the right place. Not only is Dr Nisenblat an incredible, thorough and caring doctor, all staff seem to follow suit. We did not come across one unsupportive team member. Instead we were nurtured and truly cared for. After years of multiple miscarriages and failed cycles, we are expecting twin boys after a successful transfer of a single embryo. I am sending all friends and loved ones who are seeking fertility support straight to Fertility SA and feel comfortable knowing they will receive the highest quality of care.
Susan Bottger: I had a very positive experience at Fertilitysa. Everyone was friendly and very supportive throughout my treatment. Highly recommend them.
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University
3. The University of Adelaide - Adelaide
· 535 reviews
Adelaide SA 5005, Australia
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Search for undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and postgraduate research degrees, subjects and careers.
Follow your passion and start the journey to fulfill your greatest ambitions. Graduate with deep knowledge, global perspective and career-ready, real-world skills. Make your own history. Study with us in 2023.
There are all kinds of ways to make your mark. It could be as big as changing the world. As complex as changing minds. Or as fundamental as changing yourself. Whatever big things lie before you, we’re all about helping you make it happen. So, where will you go?
Our researchers’ relentless pursuit of new knowledge underpins our every achievement. We’re constantly searching for a better way, a more effective solution, and a deeper understanding—to strengthen our community and enhance our world.
There are many ways you can engage with us and our world-class educational and research activities. Collaborate to overcome a challenge. Apply our research to spark your innovation. Or give a financial gift to open more doors for the next generation.
Tri-lateral alliance set to address critical AUKUS workforce and skilling opportunities
Defence companies Babcock Australasia (Babcock) and HII (NYSE: HII) have joined forces with the University of Adelaide, Curtin University,...
Two University of Adelaide research projects aiming to improve the cultural safety of Australia’s health system for First Nations people...
The University of Adelaide’s technological capacity for research has been bolstered by two Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities...
Justice for the womb: Research ethics and the quest for ectogenesis presented by Dr Teresa Baron. For many decades, bioethicists have...
Search for undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and postgraduate research degrees, subjects and careers.
Follow your passion and start the journey to fulfill your greatest ambitions. Graduate with deep knowledge, global perspective and career-ready, real-world skills. Make your own history. Study with us in 2023.
There are all kinds of ways to make your mark. It could be as big as changing the world. As complex as changing minds. Or as fundamental as changing yourself. Whatever big things lie before you, we’re all about helping you make it happen. So, where will you go?
Our researchers’ relentless pursuit of new knowledge underpins our every achievement. We’re constantly searching for a better way, a more effective solution, and a deeper understanding—to strengthen our community and enhance our world.
There are many ways you can engage with us and our world-class educational and research activities. Collaborate to overcome a challenge. Apply our research to spark your innovation. Or give a financial gift to open more doors for the next generation.
Tri-lateral alliance set to address critical AUKUS workforce and skilling opportunities
Defence companies Babcock Australasia (Babcock) and HII (NYSE: HII) have joined forces with the University of Adelaide, Curtin University,...
Two University of Adelaide research projects aiming to improve the cultural safety of Australia’s health system for First Nations people...
The University of Adelaide’s technological capacity for research has been bolstered by two Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities...
Justice for the womb: Research ethics and the quest for ectogenesis presented by Dr Teresa Baron. For many decades, bioethicists have...
susan mwangi: This is where my daughter will study
Parameshwari S: The university of Adelaide
Candy Hui: .Not bad. I feel very good.
GM Ulee: Run quickly
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General hospital
4. Royal Adelaide Hospital - Adelaide
· 550 reviews
Port Rd, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Tony Allworden: Ward nurses are excellent at what they do, very supportive and friendly to talk to. All support structures in place when you need them.. They helped me when I was in for surgery... Can't say enough about all the staff I interacted with they helped me through a tough time in my life, and I'm still getting help from them...A gigantic Thank You to you all..You're the Best...
Binh Nguyen: The Doctor and staff are super nice.
PAULINE BENZ: Exceptional staff - Doctors, Nursing staff down to the cleaners. Food was good - parking not so. But we managed.
Zonney Bruh: The original Adelaide Hospital was built in 1840 at the eastern end of North Terrace, Adelaide, with its first building superseded in 1856 and many alterations and additions over the following 175 years. It was prefixed by the "Royal" in 1939. In 2017 it was replaced by the new hospital, built at the western end of North Terrace. The new hospital is the most expensive building[1] ever built in Australia, and the most expensive hospital[2] ever built anywhere in the world, at US$2.44 billion in construction and equipment costs. The redevelopment on the site of the old RAH is known as Lot Fourteen.
Ray Min: Saved my life.
Pamela Oldmeadow: After a nasty fall in Adelaide I spent nearly a week in hospital. The facilities were great, and surpassed by the excellent care, always warm, kind and personal. The Cranio-Facial unit were wonderful. I thank everyone.
paul smith: Great place to visit. Great staff. Excellent care.
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5. Royal Flying Doctor Service Central Operations - Adelaide Airport
· 79 reviews
1 Tower Rd, Adelaide Airport SA 5950, Australia
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Australia is a big place -- 7.69 million square kilometres -- and with a relatively small population of 25 million people. Two-thirds of our population live around the regional coastlines and the remaining live across rural and remote areas -- sometimes more than an 8-hour drive to the closest township. Access to health services can be a problem.
The eagerly anticipated return of "RFDS" is lighting up screens across Australia. With its gripping mix of action and heartfelt storytelling, the show continues to spotlight the incredible work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
This new season promises more heart-pounding rescues and personal victories against Australia's stunning backdrop. Available on 7Plus, "RFDS" is set to once again captivate audiences with its riveting narrative and authentic portrayal of dedication.
Listen to the award-winning Flying Doctor podcast, with real stories of real patients and RFDS staff on our podcast below.
People have downloaded The Flying Doctor Podcast. Find out what the buzz is about!
#71 Philip Chalker and his seeing-eye dog Sally chat with the Flying Doctor podcast
Philip lives in regional Victoria with his seeing-eye dog Sally. A few years ago Philip had to get laser surgery on his only eye that had partial sight, and needed help to get to the hospital and back again, so the Royal Flying Doctor Service patient transport service assisted him.
Your Flying Doctor exists to support healthier and happier Australians, no matter where they live, work or play. Check out our 2022/23 Year in Review.
Oceans to Outback Returns, Continuing to Bring Essential Healthcare to Every Corner of Australia
Oceans to Outback Returns - Royal Flying Doctor Service and Generous Donors Bring Healthcare to Every Corner of Australia
See where our planes are flying throughout Australia on our live flight map
Services taken for granted in the city are routinely just not possible outside metro areas, and this creates real hardship for the families and communities living in the bush.
We at the RFDS work to reduce the disparity in health service access. We bring emergency medical and primary health services to those areas that don't have access. We make it possible for people to live, work and travel across this large continent.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination in the provision of healthcare.
We embrace diversity and welcome all people irrespective of faith, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Australia is a big place -- 7.69 million square kilometres -- and with a relatively small population of 25 million people. Two-thirds of our population live around the regional coastlines and the remaining live across rural and remote areas -- sometimes more than an 8-hour drive to the closest township. Access to health services can be a problem.
The eagerly anticipated return of "RFDS" is lighting up screens across Australia. With its gripping mix of action and heartfelt storytelling, the show continues to spotlight the incredible work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
This new season promises more heart-pounding rescues and personal victories against Australia's stunning backdrop. Available on 7Plus, "RFDS" is set to once again captivate audiences with its riveting narrative and authentic portrayal of dedication.
Listen to the award-winning Flying Doctor podcast, with real stories of real patients and RFDS staff on our podcast below.
People have downloaded The Flying Doctor Podcast. Find out what the buzz is about!
#71 Philip Chalker and his seeing-eye dog Sally chat with the Flying Doctor podcast
Philip lives in regional Victoria with his seeing-eye dog Sally. A few years ago Philip had to get laser surgery on his only eye that had partial sight, and needed help to get to the hospital and back again, so the Royal Flying Doctor Service patient transport service assisted him.
Your Flying Doctor exists to support healthier and happier Australians, no matter where they live, work or play. Check out our 2022/23 Year in Review.
Oceans to Outback Returns, Continuing to Bring Essential Healthcare to Every Corner of Australia
Oceans to Outback Returns - Royal Flying Doctor Service and Generous Donors Bring Healthcare to Every Corner of Australia
See where our planes are flying throughout Australia on our live flight map
Services taken for granted in the city are routinely just not possible outside metro areas, and this creates real hardship for the families and communities living in the bush.
We at the RFDS work to reduce the disparity in health service access. We bring emergency medical and primary health services to those areas that don't have access. We make it possible for people to live, work and travel across this large continent.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination in the provision of healthcare.
We embrace diversity and welcome all people irrespective of faith, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Bolge Norman: Awesome people and fantastic service, one simply must appreciate the services of the RFDS.
Benjamin Bell: If you live inland in Australia you may have experienced how important the RFDS really is.
Toni Connor: Fabulous people looked after me so well when I was extremely illMany thanks to all involved.
Chris Marberg: Excellent service Than you guys.
Sadie Eggins: Staff were very friendly and helpful in my situation which took my mind off things. Very professional and swift at the same time. If you end up having to use this service, take it from me, you have nothing to worry about it.
Gregory Grundy: When you need,em there, there.
Cj Mundy: Fantastic people, fantastic service, would give 100 stars if I could 3
Stephen Barnes: Amazing operation.
John: RFDS does a great job 24/7 always on hand when needed.
Barbara McAdam: What a wonderful organisation RFDS is. Many thanks to all Drs, Pilots, and staff for my recent flight to QEH. I was in safe hands.
Gary Boam: I needed flying to a remote location in South Australia. Very professional organisation. Smooth landing and take off. A brilliant organisation that amazing work in Outback Australia.
teddy saurus: Saved my life literally great job done by all involved thanks so much.
Grant Badger: Absolutely fantastic
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University
6. University of South Australia - Adelaide
· 190 reviews
101 Currie St, Adelaide SA 5001, Australia
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Darren R: A very nice experience
Martha Okadah: Wow
Edward Manesh: I studied foundation course and it’s best university in Adelaide because it provides me to study my nursing degree. Big thanks to University of South Australia.
Ashrith Ya: Great Campus with well designed Infrastructure.
Arif Lutfi: Hopefully I can achieve achievements on this campus
