1111 Dandenong Road, Malvern East VIC 3145

Family medicine · Malvern East & Carnegie

Thoughtful care for every stage of life.

Comprehensive general practice with dedicated women’s and reproductive healthcare, delivered by doctors who know the local community.

  • New patients welcome
  • On-site pathology
  • Medicare rebates available
Auslink Medical Centre family healthcare team
Appointments availableBook online or call reception on (03) 9069 9188.
01Book onlineChoose your doctor and appointment time 02Call reception(03) 9069 9188 during centre hours 03Patient informationFees, appointments and test results 04Find the clinicOpposite Carnegie shopping centre
Life-threatening emergency — call 000For chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, major injury or other emergencies. Nurse-on-Call · 1300 60 60 24Free Victorian health advice, 24 hours a day. 13SICK · 13 74 25After-hours telehealth and home visits.

About the clinic

Local, continuous and whole-person care.

Auslink Medical Centre provides family medicine for people of all ages, working collaboratively with other healthcare providers when specialist support is needed.

Conveniently located in Malvern East, across from Carnegie shopping centre, the practice is accessible by public transport and on-site parking.

Meet the doctors

Centre hours

Reception hours
  • Monday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  • Tuesday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  • Wednesday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  • Thursday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  • Friday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
  • Saturday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
  • SundayClosed

Our services

Everyday care and specialist interests, together.

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Our doctors

Experienced GPs with complementary interests.

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Dr James Peng

Dr James Peng

MBBS, FRACGP, Diploma of Acupuncture · General medicine, men’s health, chronic care, skin procedures and medical acupuncture.

Dr Jean Ong

Dr Jean Ong

MBBS, B.Med.Sci, FRACGP, DRANZCOG Adv., SCHP · Women’s health, reproductive care, pregnancy and skin checks.

Dr Jean Ong

Women’s health at Auslink

Dr Jean Ong

MBBS, B.Med.Sci, FRACGP, DRANZCOG Adv., SCHP

Dr Ong graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008 and trained across Goulburn Valley Health, the Royal Children’s Hospital and Western Health before completing advanced obstetrics and gynaecology qualifications and GP training.

She has also completed the Sydney Child Health Program, Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine and Certificate of Dermoscopy. She is accredited by Sexual Health Victoria to train doctors in IUD insertion.

Consulting at Auslink: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

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Information about intrauterine devices

Considering an IUD?

Compare hormonal and copper options.

Information about contraceptive implants

Contraception choices

Compare implants, IUDs and other options with your GP.

Patient information

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Appointments & urgent care

Standard appointments suit one straightforward concern. Please book a long consultation for several issues, mental health, care plans or complex discussions. Urgent requests are triaged by the clinical team.

Fees & Medicare rebates

Doctors are independent practitioners and set their own fees. The practice currently lists the following common consultation fees:

Dr James Peng: standard $95 (rebate $45.05), long $140 (rebate $87.10), acupuncture $140 (rebate $85.80).

Dr Jean Ong: standard $95 (rebate $45.05), long $165 (rebate $87.10).

Children under 16 are bulk billed. Health Care Card holders and pensioners may receive a discounted fee at the doctor’s discretion. Payment is required on the day by EFTPOS or credit card, excluding American Express. Fees and rebates can change, so please confirm when booking.

Telehealth appointments

Telehealth may be available when Medicare eligibility requirements are met. Some conditions still require an in-person examination, and your doctor may ask you to attend the clinic.

Cancellations & missed visits

Please cancel online at least 24 hours ahead where possible. A $30 fee may apply for cancellation within two hours, and a fee of 50% of the consultation cost may apply for non-attendance without notice. Exceptional circumstances may be considered.

Results, scripts & referrals

For privacy and safe care, results are discussed during a consultation rather than provided by reception. Referrals, repeat prescriptions and other clinical paperwork also require a doctor’s appointment.

Recalls & reminders

The clinic may send SMS or letter reminders for follow-up, results reviews and preventive health services. Tell your doctor or reception if you prefer not to receive them or if your contact details change.

Pathology & blood collection
4Cyte PathologyPatient testing information

4Cyte Pathology operates within the centre on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. Eligible pathology services are bulk billed. Bring your request form and Medicare, DVA or insurance details. Availability may change on public holidays.

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Walk-ins, waiting times & home visits

Bookings are preferred, but the clinic may sometimes be able to assist walk-in patients. People with appointments are prioritised, and urgent concerns are clinically triaged. Delays can occur when doctors are helping patients with urgent or complex needs. Auslink GPs do not provide home visits.

Telephone access & My Health Record

Doctors are generally not interrupted during consultations unless there is an emergency. Reception can send your doctor a message for an appropriate response. The practice participates in My Health Record; ask reception or your doctor if you would like more information.

Accessibility & interpreters

Telephone interpreting is available through TIS National on 131 450. For Auslan interpreting support, contact the National Relay Service. Please tell reception about accessibility needs when booking.

After-hours & emergency care

Call 000 for life-threatening emergencies. For free 24-hour Victorian health advice, call Nurse-on-Call on 1300 60 60 24. For after-hours GP home visits or telehealth, call 13SICK on 13 74 25.

Privacy, feedback & complaints

Your health information is private and confidential. Please first raise concerns with the Practice Manager or your doctor. If a matter cannot be resolved, Victorian patients can contact the Health Complaints Commissioner.

Health information

Clear guidance from your care team.

Appointments

When to book a long consultation

More time helps when discussing multiple concerns, mental health or a complex care plan.

Preventive care

Stay up to date with vaccinations

Ask about childhood, adult, flu and travel vaccines suited to your needs.

Mental health

Preparing for a mental health appointment

What to bring, how much time to allow and how a GP can support your next step.

Skin health

What happens during a skin check?

When to book, what your doctor examines and which changes should be raised promptly.

Practice update

Implanon insertions and removals

Read the clinic’s current update about appointment availability, the procedure and billing eligibility.

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Treatment guide

Understanding iron deficiency and infusions

Learn about symptoms, testing, treatment options and what happens during an iron infusion.

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Clinic updates

More care options at Auslink

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Women’s and reproductive health

Specialised services with Dr Jean Ong

Appointments are now available for dedicated women’s and reproductive healthcare.

  • Contraception and IUDs
  • Pregnancy and early pregnancy
  • Menstrual and menopause support
  • Sexual health
  • Skin checks
  • Infusions
  • Chronic disease management
Flu vaccination

Free private flu vaccines for eligible patients

Free private flu vaccination and bulk billing are available when you hold a valid Medicare card or private health insurance that covers GP consultations.

If neither applies, you are still welcome to receive the vaccine with a private fee.

Service

Dr Jean Ong

MBBS, B.Med.Sci, FRACGP, DRANZCOG Adv., SCHP

Dr Ong graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008. Her hospital experience includes Goulburn Valley Health, the Royal Children’s Hospital and Western Health. She completed an Advanced Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and GP training in regional Gippsland.

Further training includes the Sydney Child Health Program, Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine and Certificate of Dermoscopy. Dr Ong is accredited by Sexual Health Victoria to train doctors in intrauterine device insertion.

Skills and special interests

  • Mirena, Kyleena and Copper IUD insertion
  • Implanon insertion and removal
  • Contraception and non-directive pregnancy counselling
  • Medical termination of pregnancy
  • Preconception, fertility, miscarriage and antenatal care
  • Postpartum and neonatal checks
  • Sexual health, pelvic pain and vulvovaginal conditions
  • Menstrual and menopause management
  • Hepatitis B and C care
  • Iron infusions, skin checks and chronic disease management
  • Weight management and subacromial bursitis steroid injections

Languages: English and Mandarin.

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Dr James Peng

Dr James Peng in his consulting room

MBBS, FRACGP, Diploma of Acupuncture

Dr Peng has practised medicine for more than 20 years, including extensive Australian general-practice experience. His hospital training included Box Hill Hospital, Angliss Hospital, Austin Health and Northern Health across several specialties.

He completed his bachelor’s degree in 1994, a master’s degree in vascular surgery in 1998 and a doctorate in hepatobiliary surgery in 2004 before moving to Australia. He was awarded Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2014.

Clinical interests

  • General and preventive medicine
  • Men’s health
  • Chronic disease management
  • Mental health
  • Minor surgical procedures and skin cancer procedures
  • Medical acupuncture

Languages: English and Mandarin.

Intrauterine devices (IUDs)

An IUD is a form of long-acting reversible contraception. It is placed in the uterus by a specially trained clinician and does not require daily administration.

Why people consider an IUD

  • Highly effective and cost-effective over time
  • No daily dose to remember
  • Hormonal and non-hormonal options
  • Does not interact with other medication and may be used while breastfeeding
  • Fertility returns rapidly after removal

Hormonal and copper options

HormonalCopper
ExamplesMirena, KyleenaLoad 375, TT380
Typical roleContraception; Mirena may also help heavy bleeding and form part of menopausal hormone therapyHormone-free contraception; may be used for emergency contraception
BleedingOften lighter; periods may stopMay initially be heavier or longer
DurationUsually 5–8 years depending on device and indicationUsually 5–10 years depending on device

Insertion can cause cramping and discomfort. A consultation is needed to discuss suitability, risks, bleeding patterns, preparation and the best option for your circumstances.

This is general information, not personal medical advice. Further reading: Sexual Health Victoria and the Therapeutic Goods Administration.

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