Listen to your patient,
he is telling you the diagnosis.
— Sir William Osler
ABOUT
DR MIN YEO
Dr Min Yeo is an IFM Functional Medicine General Practitioner based in Bondi Junction. Her approach to medicine utilizes a combination of conventional medicine and a biomedical model. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1987 and has had extensive training in internal medicine including neurology, cardiology and gastroenterology. Dr Min holds a Fellowship of the Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine as well as an AFMCP from the Institute of Functional Medicine. Interests include Gastrointestinal disorders, Mental Health, Thyroid disorders and general wellbeing.
A very keen violinist, Dr Min Yeo has completed her Masters in Violin Performance (Distinction) and was awarded the Fellowship of the Australian Music Examination Board. This combination of medical and musical training brings a rigor, suppleness, curiosity and awareness of the infinite vastness of each person and the Universe.
FEE STRUCTURE,
OPENING HOURS & BOOKINGS
FEES
Initial Consultation
$430
(Medicare Rebate $71.20 )
Follow-up Consultations
16–30 min | $200
(Medicare Rebate $37.05 )
31–45 min | $300
(Medicare Rebate $71.20)
46–60 min | $400
(Medicare Rebate $71.20 )
up to 15 min | $120
(Medicare Rebate $37.05)
exceptional cases by prior arrangement
Phone Consultations
Prices as above, but not eligible for Medicare Rebate.
Prescriptions & Referrals without Consultations
From $30
(no Medicare Rebate)
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday — 1 pm to 6 pm
Wednesday — 1 pm to 6 pm
Thursday — 1 pm to 6 pm
Friday — 8:30 am to 1.30 pm
BOOKINGS
Harley Place Clinic
Suite 603, 251 Oxford Street
Bondi Junction NSW 2022
Phone 02 8065 6496
Fax 02 8252 0883
or book online
APPOINTMENT
TERMS & CONDITIONS
BILLING
Dr Min Yeo is a privately billing doctor, please be familiar with the fee schedule prior to your consultation. All accounts must be settled on completion of the consultation. Bulk billing of consultations is not to be expected under any circumstances.
Dr Min Yeo’s fees do not include the costs of further testing which may not be covered by Medicare.
CANCELLATION FEE
A full cancellation fee is applicable if less than 1 full business day’s notice is given to a member of reception staff.
TELEPHONE CALLS & EMAIL
Please refrain from calling Reception asking to speak to Dr Min Yeo. Direct contact via email or telephone with Dr Min Yeo is only available via appointment (fees will apply) as set out in the fee schedule.
REFERRALS & PRESCRIPTIONS
Please look after all referrals, prescriptions and pathology requests generated in your consultation. Replacement of your documents will incur a minimum fee of $30.00 and upwards. Please also note that if you arrive at a specialist’s appointment without a referral, it is unlikely that a new referral can be generated immediately and faxed/emailed on the spot. Look after your documents and keep them in a safe place.
GENERAL PRACTICE
Whilst Dr Min Yeo will endeavour to fit her regular patients in for simple general practice conditions, we strongly encourage you to have your GP involved in your care.
DELAYS
Please plan your travel so that you arrive early or in time (no later) for your appointment. The Reception area has a collection of books and magazines specially curated for patients’ enjoyment and education.
We endeavour to run on time, but inevitably, there are some patients who may require urgent treatment and hence we may run overtime. We ask for your understanding in this circumstance.
SOCIAL & BLOG FEED
1 day ago by Dr Min Yeo
Friyay! No 🍸 cocktails for me. Nootropic for important meeting tonight. Matcha 🍵, 🧠 BrainOctane and sprinkled with 🦁 Lions Mane.#nootropics #lionsmane#mushrooms#bulleproof#mctoil #greentea#matcha#stayingsharp#noalcohol ... See MoreSee Less
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I’ll bring some Qualia from Neurohacker 🧠🧠
1 day ago by Dr Min Yeo
LIFESTYLE, baby! Especially exercise 🤸🏼♂️⛹🏻♀️🤺🏌🏻♀️🧘♀️🏊♀️🏄🏻♀️ ... See MoreSee Less
Alzheimer's Meeting: Lifestyle Factors Are Best--and Only--Bet Now for Reducing Dementia Risk
scientificamerican.com
Researchers are still optimistic about finding disease-altering medicines—just not anytime soonShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Min, have had the flu for weeks, just wondering, do you recommend any home delivery food services that are healthy???? Know it sounds a contradiction, but, feeling under the weather!! ❤️🙏🏻😎
Alex
1 day ago by Dr Min Yeo
Red light in the city, or more specifically in the clinic. Trying to mitigate the heavy use of blue light here and possibly to recharge my mitochondria. #mitochondria #redlight#biohacking #bluelight#integrativemedicine #functionalmedicinedoctor ... See MoreSee Less
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2 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Free to download.
Interesting Fact: 100% of MS patients have had EBVMultiple sclerosis is an immune-mediated demyelinating disease of the central nervous system that leads to broad clinical manifestations, including muscle weakness, sensory deficits, cognitive impairment and fatigue. This Primer provides an overview of the immunopathology, diagnosis and management of the disease. https://go.nature.com/2LfNz35 ... See MoreSee Less
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Always wondered if I had contracted EBV. Will give this a read tonight. Thanks for posting x
3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Don’t forget them PreBiotics 🤓 ... See MoreSee Less
Probiotics and prebiotics in intestinal health and disease: from biology to the clinic
nature.com
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U got a preferred brand?
You mean vegetables right?
3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Wow! I am sure this will cause a bit of a stir 🤓 ... See MoreSee Less
Dairy Product Consumption and Prostate Cancer Risk in the United States
mdpi.com
An ongoing controversy exists regarding the effect of dairy products on prostate cancer risk in observational studies. We prospectively investigated the associations between dairy product consu...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Good news !
Dairy is highly inflammatory and the prostate gland is very sensitive to inflammation. I had a client who actually felt pain in his prostrate when he ate cheese or ice cream
3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Gratitude: how blessed I am to have Sami @magicalrocket in my life. She is kind, smart, generous, organised. Sami, who is also a fully qualified nutritionist, ensures that the clinic runs smoothly and that we are ALL looked after. Thank you 🙏 for all you do, thank you for coming back from holidays and thank you for my exquisite gift of green tea from Japan#greentea#smart#thankyou#grattitude#care#selfcare#greatvibes ... See MoreSee Less
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5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
“Starve to Survive”: Professor Katherine Samaras has said this for YONKS ... See MoreSee Less
Feeling healthy? Cutting calories could lead to more benefits
smh.com.au
Even people who are largely healthy could benefit dramatically from mild reductions in their calorie intake, according to a new study.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Stacey Kouros
6 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Alpha diversity of the gut microbiome counts ... See MoreSee Less
Associations between usual diet and gut microbiota composition: results from the Milieu Intérieur cross-sectional study
academic.oup.com
ABSTRACTBackground. Diet is widely recognized as one of the main modifiable drivers of gut microbiota variability, and its influence on microbiota compositionShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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6 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Sitting down to my gratitude journal. Keeping a gratitude journal can be very helpful for stress management. Of course there are many days that I think “OMG I can’t handle writing in this”, however I am always glad when I do. Having a lovely diary helps, as do lovely writing instruments ( one of those pens I have had since the age of 8, a really treasured gift from my father , the cup with my month of birth a beautiful gift from my sister and soothed by the Ruby Heart Berry Tea from@ovvioorganics#grattitude#tea#fountainpen#journal#weekendvibes#timeout#reflect#berry#grateful#sunshine#home#safe#love#family ... See MoreSee Less
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That is one very pretty teacup and your berry tea complements her perfectly.
Beautiful 💗
Beautiful 💗
What a lovely idea Dr Min Yeo and Team
I'm grateful it's not yet November. I havent even recovered from xmas 2017
Love this!
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1 week ago by Dr Min Yeo
Chronic Fatigue is definitely NOT malingering, from JAMA.
Definitely worth a read
jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2737854?fbclid=IwAR1hbKm6snWyeNoHNMYDa39ItDQTDRKNiyiuw-... ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for posting! ME/CFS (the preferred name) is a debilitating multi-system illness, and can you believe some still prescribe GET (graded exercise) and CBT as a treatment😟
Min, thank you for posting!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As one who suffered from this awful illness I can say from personal experience it most definitely is not malingering!
Jop Purnell
1 week ago by Dr Min Yeo
Eat real food, mostly plants, not too much.
I think I do the first 2 suggestions well but I do eat too much 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
Preeclampsia risk may be reduced by a healthy high-fibre diet
sydney.edu.au
New research suggests that gut bacteria could have an impact on the outcome of pregnancies with a high plant-based fibre diet recommended.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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lucky youre not pregnant then