Heart & blood pressure
Cardiovascular risk assessment, blood pressure and cholesterol checks.
Men are less likely to see a doctor — and it costs them. Heal Medical Centre offers straightforward, judgement-free men's health care, from routine check-ups and heart-risk screening to prostate, sexual and mental health.

What we help with
A regular check-up is the simplest way to stay well. Our GPs cover the health issues that matter most for men at every age.
Cardiovascular risk assessment, blood pressure and cholesterol checks.
Blood sugar testing and prevention advice for type 2 diabetes.
Discussion, examination and PSA testing where appropriate.
Confidential care for erectile dysfunction, STI testing and fertility.
Support for stress, anxiety, depression and alcohol or substance use.
Practical help with weight, fitness, smoking and healthy habits.
How it works
Booking a men's health check is quick and the conversation stays between you and your GP.
Book a standard or long appointment — mention it's a general men's health check.
Your GP checks the essentials: heart, weight, blood pressure and lifestyle.
We arrange blood tests or screening based on your age and risk factors.
You leave with a clear, realistic plan and any follow-up booked in.
Preventive focus
Most of the conditions that affect men are preventable or highly treatable when caught early. A regular check keeps you in front of them.

Blood pressure, cholesterol and heart-disease risk assessment.
Diabetes, cholesterol, liver and kidney function and PSA where indicated.
Skin, bowel, prostate and testicular checks and screening reminders.
Mental Health Treatment Plans and referrals to psychologists.
Help to stop smoking and reduce alcohol, with practical tools.
Realistic exercise and nutrition advice tailored to your life.
Based at 366 Scenic Drive, San Remo NSW 2262, Heal Medical Centre looks after men from across the northern Central Coast, with parking on site.
Common questions
As a general guide, men should have a health check every one to two years from around age 40, or earlier if you have risk factors or a family history of heart disease, diabetes or cancer. Your GP will suggest a schedule that suits you.
Book online any time, or call reception between 8:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Thursday.