Dr Alison Turner

Dr Alison Turner is a General Practitioner (GP) who works at Manjimup Medical Centre, located at 34 Rose Street, Manjimup, WA 6258. She provides essential primary care services to adults and families in the Manjimup region of Western Australia. Patients visit Dr Turner for routine check ups, treatment for common illnesses such as colds and flu, and prescription refills. She also offers health screenings like blood pressure checks and cholesterol tests, and vaccines to protect against preventable diseases. Dr Turner focuses on clear communication and making care easy to understand. Her approach helps patients feel comfortable asking questions about their health and treatment options. She takes time to listen to concerns, explains test results in simple terms, and works with patients to set practical health goals. This patient friendly style supports families and individuals to maintain good health in and around Manjimup and the broader WA area. Being part of Manjimup Medical Centre connects Dr Turner with a team of health professionals across the local community. The clinic emphasises teamwork, so patients can access a coordinated plan for check ups, vaccination programs, and follow up on any health issues. Dr Turner stays up to date with best practices in general medicine through ongoing learning and participation in professional development. This commitment helps her offer reliable, evidence based care that suits the needs of people living in rural Australia. For residents of Manjimup and the surrounding towns, Dr Turner is a trusted choice for routine care and preventive services. Her services include regular health assessments, management of common illnesses, and timely vaccination and screening programs. People value the straightforward, respectful care she provides, along with easy access to the Manjimup Medical Centre phone line at 0897711133 for appointments and information. Patients can rely on Dr Alison Turner for consistent, professional, and compassionate general practice. Her focus on clear communication, practical care plans, and collaboration with a supportive health team contributes to a strong local medical presence in the Manjimup region of Western Australia.