For emergencies (like trouble breathing, danger to life, chest pain, weakness or stroke symptoms) please call 000 and request ambulance care.

This is what we care about here:

Person centred, life-long care

We are doctors for the whole person, for the whole of life.

We value continuity of care and the positive effect of ongoing connections with patients. 

Evidence based, quality care

We use the best scientific knowledge to help our patients, sometimes in complex and uncertain conditions, and bring hope for the future.

We strive to provide a safe clinical environment and continuous improvement in our work. 

Safe care

We do not judge in providing care, diversity and individuality of personhood is accepted. 

We actively work towards a safer environment and culture for our staff.

Primary and collaborative care

We strive to be accessible as the first medical point of contact for our patients, to safely manage and assist patients in navigating the healthcare system. 

We lead and coordinate the whole healthcare team to provide the most appropriate care and outcomes for our patients. 

Future care

We mentor and support the next generation of healthcare professionals.

We train student nurses, doctors, and medical receptionists to build a better future for our community.

We care for our environment as a significant factor in our community’s future health and wellbeing. 

Welcome to CCFP

Colleges Crossing Family Practice was founded by Dr Cath Hester and Dr Tony Bayliss to provide quality Specialist General Practice care to our community.

Our clinic opened in 2015, and has grown to provide care to around 10,000 patients from the local area in this time.

We aim to provide ‘whole family’ care using evidence-based medicine. All of the doctors at CCFP have Specialist qualifications in General Practice and our practice is fully accredited.

Our clinic is friendly and comfortable, run by highly trained, motivated and friendly staff. You may see us do things slightly differently here – we are continually working on improving our knowledge and processes to provide better care for our patients and also a safer and better work environment for our staff.

Demand for GP appointments is often very high, but we save short appointment slots for urgent ‘on the day’ visits for existing patients every day – so if you need to see a doctor the same day we work hard to provide care – particularly for young children. These spots open after midnight each evening on the online booking app. If no free spots are visible on the online booking service you can request (does not guarantee) an urgent fit-in appointment online for a phone appointment, or please call to check with our reception staff.

** regular patients can now request routine scripts and referrals without a consult via the HotDoc booking application, these requests will be reviewed by a GP, sometimes we will ask you to book in for a consult instead if it is more appropriate . Please note that there is no Medicare rebate for this service, and sometimes booking a consult is a cheaper option if this suits**

Online bookings are a convenient way to book anytime for face-to-face or telehealth care.

Otherwise please phone our friendly receptionists on 32012010 during business hours.

We are located on Yuggera Country at 1 Langi Court, Karana Downs, Q4306.

Colleges Crossing Family Practice

Blokes, it's time for a quick check-in 💙September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and there are still a few days left to make it count.Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia, with over 25,000 men diagnosed each year. Finding it early gives you more choices.New national guidelines, approved this year (which our owTony Baylissyliss contributed to!!) suggest men aged 50 to 69 (and sometimes older) talk with their GP about a PSA blood test every two years. If prostate cancer runs in your family, that chat may start at 45. Your GP will help you weigh up the pros and cons, with no pressure.Book a chat with one of our GPs: ccfamilypractice.com.au/book-via-hotdocs/Learn more: Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, pcfa.org#ProstateCancerAwarenessMonthM#menshealthe#yourgpo#collegescrossingssing ...
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But those are some rather unusual dogs in the background.. 😅CCFP warmly welcomes Dr Isaac Tranter who will be joining our practice from Wed 30th Sept. Welcome Isaac!Dr Isaac grew up on a cattle farm in the misty Atherton Tablelands of Far North Queensland and spent his time caring for all animals great and small. He completed his medical training at James Cook University in Townsville and Cairns before heading to the Sunshine coast and Logan for his junior doctor training. After a few years of adventures around rural Queensland from Goondiwindi to Barcaldine he spent some time volunteering in Papua New Guinea. Isaac describes himself as the true generalist GP and enjoys all aspects of medicine from caring for the very young to those of advanced life experience. He particularly enjoys managing illness that comes with age, chronic disease, and minor procedures such as managing ingrown toenails, joint injections or fixing minor injuries. Isaac is also a senior lecturer with the University of Queensland and spends part of his time teaching and mentoring the future generation of doctors. On the weekend you might encounter Isaac on a mountain bike trail or a hiking path somewhere; hopefully still looking fresh and uninjured. ...
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Our admin station is getting a glow-up! This week on Wednesday and Thursday Paul Greer's building team will be working to improve our facilities for our reception staff. There might be some noise and some changes to consults using the Pony room (the room we use for consults with infectious symptoms) - we will let you know if there are any changes to your appointments. ...
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Thursday is Daffodil Day, and a reminder to put prevention first 🌼Thursday 20 August marks 40 years of Cancer Council's Daffodil Day, a campaign that's helped grow hope for Australians affected by cancer.Nearly one in two of us will be diagnosed with cancer by age 85. The good news: five-year survival has climbed from 50% in the late 1980s to 72% today (AIHW), largely thanks to earlier detection.That's where we come in! Regular check-ups mean the right screening at the right time, from bowel and cervical screening to skin checks for those at higher risk, well before anything feels wrong.Overdue for a visit or not sure which cancer screening is right for you? Book online: ccfamilypractice.com.au/book-via-hotdocs/Learn more about Daffodil Day at daffodilday.com.au ...
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Colleges Crossing Family Practice is located in Yuggera Country. We acknowledge the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul peoples as the keepers of ancient knowledge where our practice has been built and whose cultures and customs continue to nurture this land.
We pay respect to Elders past, present and future.
We acknowledge the cultural diversity of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We celebrate the continuous living cultures of First Australians and acknowledge the important contributions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made and continue to make in Australian society. 
We are fully accredited with AGPAL