Patient-centred care
We take the time to listen, explain your options in plain language and involve you in decisions about your health.
About us
A family general practice serving New South Wales communities
Good Practice (GP) Surgery provides everyday medical care to families across three clinics in New South Wales: East Branxton in the Hunter, Emu Plains in Western Sydney and Bella Vista in the Hills district.
Our practice
Our practice offers general medical consultations, preventive health checks, immunisations, women's and men's health care, chronic disease management, skin checks and minor procedures, travel medicine and work-related medicals.
Dr T Sasi Sasitharan, our practice principal, is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners with more than 23 years of experience as a general practitioner, and consults across all three of our clinics. Across the practice our doctors speak Arabic, Bangla, Bengali, English, Hindi, Sinhalese, Tamil and Urdu.
Appointments are available online through HotDoc at East Branxton and Emu Plains, or by phoning the clinic. Telehealth appointments are available for existing patients at Emu Plains on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Service availability can vary between clinics, so please call ahead if you need a specific service.
Our clinics at a glance
East Branxton
10 Dalwood Road, East Branxton NSW 2335
Emu Plains
19 Watt Place, Emu Plains NSW 2750
Bella Vista
Suite G03, 29-31 Lexington Drive, Bella Vista NSW 2153
How we care for our patients
Care for the whole family
From newborn checks and childhood immunisations to health care for older patients, we look after every stage of life.
Continuity of care
Seeing the same doctor over time helps us understand your history and coordinate care with specialists and allied health.
Accessible and affordable
Our East Branxton clinic bulk bills patients with a valid Medicare card (procedures excepted) and our Emu Plains clinic bulk bills Medicare card holders, with free parking and wheelchair access at both.
In a medical emergency call Triple Zero (000) immediately, or go to your nearest emergency department.