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, oncology 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. Min is also a Certified Bredesen ReCode Practitioner
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 between $71.20 and $105)
Bredesen ReCode Protocol: Contact Practice for Details
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 between $71.20 and $105)
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
$30
(no Medicare Rebate)
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday — 1 pm to 6.30 pm
Wednesday — 1 pm to 6.30 pm
Thursday — 1 pm to 6.30 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
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 fee of $30.00. 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
18 hours ago by Dr Min Yeo
So is nothing sterile? 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
Do gut bacteria make a second home in our brains?
sciencemag.org
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Wow
fascinating!
Maybe sterile is not healthy?
Have in recent years that our gut is far more important than we have thought previously!! Thanks Min for posting!
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1 day ago by Dr Min Yeo
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Helicobacter pylori eradication treatment and the risk of gastric adenocarcinoma in a Western population
gut.bmj.com
Objective Gastric infection with Helicobacter pylori is a strong risk factor for non-cardia gastric adenocarcinoma. The aim of this study was to assess whether the risk of gastric adenocarcinoma and n...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Interesting 🤓
2 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Stunning orchids to brighten up our clinic balcony garden on a rainy Sydney day 💐🌧 ... See MoreSee Less
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2 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
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Frontier at Brain & Mind Centre
Channel 10 recently featured researchers from our team in a short broadcast about younger onset dementia - check it out below:bit.ly/2qIXulo
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3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Thank goodness for Assistance DogsDog’s heroics will make you cry! “Pip” animated short film presented by Southeastern Guide Dogs -- A heartwarming tale for underdogs everywhere, Pip is the s... ... See MoreSee Less
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Soooo sweet❤️
3 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Music is a very powerful tool 💕🎻 ... See MoreSee Less
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Heidi Maguire
4 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
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'We need their brains': donating to the brain bank in search of a dementia cure
theguardian.com
Scientists studying the tissue bequeathed to the Sydney Brain Bank hope it will lead them to an eventual cure for neurodegenerative diseasesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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5 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
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Low Protein Intake Is Associated with a Major Reduction in IGF-1, Cancer, and Overall Mortality in the 65 and Younger but Not Older Population
cell.com
The effect of dietary composition on lifespan is a key question. Levine et al. show that high animal protein intake in middle-aged humans was associated with overall mortality, cancer, and diabetes, ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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6 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
NeuRA - Neuroscience Research Australia
Art can be a powerful tool for the expression and discussion of mental health issues.
We asked Tamworth artist Hugh Oliveiro to describe the journey, techniques and influences that inspired him when creating his “MOOD” work.
Hugh has donated this artwork to NeuRA to help raise vital funds for mental health research. Read more: ow.ly/5Tn630mzex9 ... See MoreSee Less
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7 days ago by Dr Min Yeo
Chronic Fatigue and Microglial Activation from Massachusetts General!
www.massgeneral.org/News/pressrelease.aspx?id=2296 ... See MoreSee Less
Research teams find widespread inflammation in the brains of fibromyalgia patients
massgeneral.org
A study by Massachusetts General Hospital researchers – collaborating with a team at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden – has documented for the first time widespread inflammation in the brains o...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Whaaaat???
2 weeks ago by Dr Min Yeo
Happy Hump Day ! Cant be doom and gloom all the time
Tilda Swinton has directed a Baroque Music Video !
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Tilda Swinton has directed a Baroque music video starring her DOGS
classicfm.com
Tilda Swinton has made her dogs the stars of an operatic music video in an... unusual new project.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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2 weeks ago by Dr Min Yeo
HPA axis dysfunction, physical and emotional stressors contribute to cognitive decline ... See MoreSee Less
"Stress Hormone" Cortisol Linked to Early Toll on Thinking Ability
scientificamerican.com
Brain changes, visible on scans, are also associated with Alzheimer’s precursorsShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google PlusShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Fascinating, so enjoy reading your wonderful posts!!
Great information