Listen to your patient,
he is telling you the diagnosis.
— Sir William Osler
ABOUT
DR MIN YEO
Dr Min Yeo is an IFM Lifestyle 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
3 hours ago by Dr Min Yeo
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From a FRACP physician ( generally VERY conservative)![]()
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Medical experts call on Government to act on NSW air quality
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4 hours ago by Dr Min Yeo
PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT from ME, seeing as the Government is not making any statements.![]()
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22 Medical Groups (including the Royal College of Emergency Medicine) have labelled Sydney/NSW air a public health emergency![]()
"There is NO safe level of air pollution"![]()
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Check the Air Quality Index several times daily![]()
Even if it does not look/smokey the PM 2.5 particles are very problematic.![]()
Please use PM 2/P95 masks, and a HEPA filter indoors if you are fortunate enough to have them![]()
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Lobby your local Politician for action on Health and Climate Change ... See MoreSee Less
No safe level: pollution labelled a public health emergency
The Royal Australian College of Physicians is among 22 health organisations to sign a joint statement calling for action.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Is there any particular air purifier you recommend for the home?
16 hours ago by Dr Min Yeo
Australia’s Fashion Royalty, Sarah Jane Clarke speaks up on being alcohol free. Thank you for being vulnerable, seemingly fearless and fun as well as being an advocate for being alcohol free![]()
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www.marieclaire.com.au/sarah-jane-clarke-finding-fearless-podcast ... See MoreSee Less
Sarah-Jane Clarke ruled fashion runways as one half of Sass and Bide but now is tackling Australia's drinking culture.
Sarah-Jane Clarke is Aussie fashion royalty. For 16 years she and Heidi Middleton ran Sass and Bide. Since then, she has launched her own brand - SJ Made for Travel but has become an inspiring vocal a...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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2 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Hippocampus size, cingulate, prefrontal cortex and amygdala all seem to benefit. The increase in hippocampal size is similar that that seen with regular aerobic exercise ... See MoreSee Less
Experts review evidence yoga is good for the brain
Scientists have known for decades that aerobic exercise strengthens the brain and contributes to the growth of new neurons, but few studies have examined how yoga affects the brain. A review of the sc...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Karen Coleman you must have a good brain lol
3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
PM2.5 and ? Heavy Metals ... See MoreSee Less
Just how dangerous is bushfire smoke to your health?
Just how dangerous is bushfire smoke to your health? Researcher Professor Mark Patrick Taylor & Dr Cynthia Faye Isley Date 12 December 2019 Faculty Faculty of Science and Engineering Topic Our Storie...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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4 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Hi 👋 it’s me,Mimi here, 😍I don’t know about you but my friends @ourpantrybyundivided and @undividedfoodco have given me all this lovely food. Mum, (aka dr min yeo) what’s mayonnaise? Should I have it with chicken 🍗? WHAT do you mean it’s all for you, Mumma? Anyways, we all thank you 😊 and my Mumma and I will sort out who gets what ! ( me first🐶!)#cutedogsofinstagram #toypoodle#redtoypoodle#mayonaise #wholefoods#yum#glutenfree#oliveoil#monosaturatedfats#justeatrealfood#functionalmedicine#assistancedog#assistancepoodle ... See MoreSee Less
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I’ve seen what’s in that mayonnaise. There is a God 🙏🏻
We have the tomato ketchup it’s great
Best mayo around oh and that sauce!!! Yummo
I love this range!!!!
4 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Please read and be learn. This is an issue that affects ALL of us directly ... See MoreSee Less
Sydney climate protest: thousands rally against inaction amid bushfire and air quality crisis
Protesters wore face masks, asking the government to act on the role global heating had on the longer and more devastating bushfiresShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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4 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Finally someone from the NSW Liberal Party acknowledging the Science of Climate Change. Let’s hope this gains traction. Not forgetting our brave Firefighters, and people/animals/property affected by the drought and fires 🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
NSW to commit to new emission reduction targets for 2030
NSW is preparing an new ambitious emission reduction target and will commit to lowering greenhouse gases by 35 per cent by 2030.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Climate change/air pollution just makes Social Inequality worse😓. This article highlights the health effect on people whose homes are not well sealed, who cannot afford food, let alone air filters and smoke masks.![]()
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How lucky 🙏we are if we can afford to buy masks, air filters and 🥘 food![]()
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NSW bushfires: doctors sound alarm over 'disastrous' impact of smoke on air pollution
Sydney GP Dr Kim Loo says poor patients are worst affected, as AMA warns of possible long-term increase in asthma casesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
It’s no secret that I love music, this piece is brilliant and so apt at the moment ... See MoreSee Less
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Love this
5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Gearing up to walk down the street for a coffee ☕️ . Forgot my @keepcup , so a treasured mug (gift from much loved patient ) did the trick 😷😊♥️🙏#zerowaste#singleuseplastic #enviroment#walkthetalk#mask#airpollution#bethechange @ Bondi Junction ... See MoreSee Less
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Dr Min Yeo and Team where is your mask from? Thank you 😷
OMG what a girl has to do to keep safe in Sydney these days.....you're a very fetching Urban Bandit Dr Min Yeo and Team
5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Prepping/Soaking red rice 🍛 for 🥘. Red Rice contains anthocyanins which other rices don’t. Rice IS still high in carbohydrates, and if you are basically very sedentary ( like most desk jobs ), it should be proportioned appropriately. In the rare occasion that I have rice, I allow myself just 1 tablespoon (cooked). Being of Chinese extraction and with a strong family history, I am prone to developing Type 2 diabetes#nofilter#redrice#anthocyanins#mealprep#rice#insulin#type2diabetes#tinyserve#glutenfree#wholefoods ... See MoreSee Less
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