Looking for a trusted local GP for your child? At Fitzwilliam Road Medical Centre, we understand how important your child’s health is to you.
Whether it’s a regular check-up, a sudden fever, or a question you need answered, we’re here to offer gentle, understanding care—every step of the way.
This is why we’ve created a safe and friendly space where families from Old Toongabbie, Toongabbie, Pendle Hill, Wentworthville, Northmead, Winston Hills, Seven Hills and Constitution Hill, Bella Vista, Kellyville, Schofields, Marsden Park, Girraween, Westmead Parramatta, Greystanes, Merrylands, Prospect, Blacktown, Quakers Hill, surrounding suburbs and beyond, can come in, feel heard, and walk out feeling supported.
At Fitzwilliam Road Medical Centre, your child’s wellbeing is our priority.
From newborns to teenagers, our experienced GPs are trained to look after kids of all ages. We offer a wide range of children’s health services including:
We know that no two children are the same. That’s why we take the time to listen to your concerns, explain things clearly, and help you make informed choices for your child’s health.
We understand how overwhelming parenting can be—especially when your little one is not feeling their best. Our doctors not only treat your child’s health issues, but also help you understand what’s happening and what you can do at home.
Whether you’re a first-time parent or raising your fourth, we’re here to offer clear advice with a friendly approach and the patience to answer every question you may have.
Our skillful team in Fitzwilliam Road Medical Centre can also attend to your concerns, even if English is not your first language or you find medical terms confusing. We take our time to make sure you feel comfortable, confident, and fully informed of your child’s well-being.
Located in the heart of Old Toongabbie, Fitzwilliam Road Medical Centre is proud to support families across Toongabbie, Pendle Hill, Wentworthville, Northmead, Winston Hills, Seven Hills, Constitution Hill, Bella Vista, Kellyville, Schofields, Marsden Park, Girraween, Westmead Parramatta, Greystanes, Merrylands, Prospect, Blacktown, Quakers Hill, surrounding suburbs and beyond!
We pride ourselves in serving a clinic that is easy to access, has friendly staff, and is designed to help your little one feel relaxed—even if they are nervous. We keep wait times short, offer bulk billing for eligible children’s visits, and make it simple to book an appointment online or by phone.
Regardless if you need a one-time concern or looking for regular children’s health check-ups, we’re ready to care for your family like our own.
We believe that every child deserves to grow up healthy and happy for a brighter future ahead.
No one wants to settle for less, especially when your child’s needs are on the line. Your child deserves the best start in life—and that includes having a caring and reliable doctor by their side. At Fitzwilliam Road Medical Centre, we’re here to help with expert children’s health services in Old Toongabbie and beyond.
Book your child’s appointment today and let us support your family’s health with kindness, experience, and care.
Your GP checks growth, development, nutrition, sleep, behaviour, vaccinations and any concerns. Exams may include weight/height, vision/hearing screens and age-appropriate advice.
Follow your state’s Blue Book/Child Health Record schedule from birth to school entry (e.g., newborn, 1–4 weeks, 6–8 weeks, 4, 6, 12 and 18 months, then 2, 3 and 4 years). Bring the record to each visit.
Children receive free vaccines under the National Immunisation Program (NIP) at set ages (e.g., birth, 6 weeks, 4 months, 6 months*, 12 months, 18 months and 4 years; plus school-based at Year 7 and Year 10). Your GP follows the current schedule. (*6-month doses depend on risk/brand.)
Yes. Catch-up vaccines are free up to age 20 (HPV to age 25). Your GP can create a personalised catch-up plan.
Yes. From March 2025, NSW offers free RSV protection for newborns (nirsevimab) if not covered by mum’s pregnancy RSV vaccine; there’s also maternal RSV vaccination on the NIP for eligible pregnant people. Your GP or hospital team will advise what applies.
Bring your child’s Blue Book/Child Health Record, Medicare card, any letters, test results, medicine list, and questions.
Seek medical care urgently for under-3-month-olds with ≥38 °C, or if fever lasts >3 days, reaches ≥40 °C, or your child seems very unwell. Otherwise, book a GP review if you’re worried at any time.
Yes—your GP can diagnose and manage common childhood conditions, create action plans (e.g., asthma), and arrange referrals when needed.
We track speech, movement, social and problem-solving skills against age-based milestones and discuss supports if delays are suspected. Trusted milestone resources are available for parents.
Usually yes—booking siblings together helps keep everyone up to date under the NIP. Your GP will confirm timing and any brand-specific rules (e.g., rotavirus age limits).
Yes. Annual influenza vaccination is recommended for children ≥6 months, with 2 doses 4 weeks apart the first year a child is vaccinated if <9 years. Check your state schedule for details.
History reviews and some follow-ups can be done by phone/video, but physical exams, measurements and vaccines require an in-person visit.
Yes—book early visits aligned to the Blue Book (e.g., 1–4 weeks and 6–8 weeks) and at vaccination milestones.
NIP vaccines are free, but clinics set their own consult fees. Ask reception about any gap before your visit.
