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Bremer Medical Centre Bremer Medical Centre is a trusted local GP clinic providing care for individuals and families at every stage of life. Welcome to Bremer Medical Centre.

Our experienced doctors take the time to understand your needs, offering thoughtful, high-quality care. We are a medical centre for the whole community, with experienced General Practitioners, nurses and other allied health practitioners dedicated to the health care needs of the Ipswich and surrounding community. We offer innovative, client-focused care through our extensive range of health services which include general practice as well as allied health and specialist health care. What you need to know about Bremer Medical Centre:

We are a family general practice open to all members of the public
New patients are always welcome
Experienced family GPs
No referral necessary
We provide fast access to qualified GPs, nurses and allied health professionals
Bremer Medical Centre is located within the grounds of USQ University Campus, located in Salisbury Road, Ipswich. We would love to hear about your experience at Bremer Medical Centre. Please tell us about it here https://g.page/r/CesS7IEy_t65EAI/review

We're bringing our social media together in one place.This page will soon stop being updated. Our clinics are part of UQ...
02/10/2026

We're bringing our social media together in one place.

This page will soon stop being updated. Our clinics are part of UQ Health Care, and from now on you'll find all our news, health information and clinic updates on the UQ Health Care Facebook and Instagram pages.

Please follow UQ Health Care so you don't miss anything from your local clinic.

Nothing changes for your care. Your clinic and team are still here. For appointments and opening hours, please visit our website or contact your clinic directly.

Thanks for following us. We'll see you over there!

That's a wrap on Dementia Action Week – and our final brain health tip: look after your overall health.Managing blood pr...
27/09/2026

That's a wrap on Dementia Action Week – and our final brain health tip: look after your overall health.

Managing blood pressure and cholesterol, looking after your hearing and vision, getting enough sleep, supporting your mental health, not smoking and staying within recommended alcohol limits all support long-term brain health. Regular health checks matter too – they help pick up changes early, when they're easiest to manage.

Move more, eat well, stay connected, keep learning and look after your overall health – small, consistent choices add up for both body and brain.

Due for a check-in? Get in touch with your nearest UQ Health Care clinic. https://www.uqhealthcare.org.au/our-clinics/

Brain health tip 4: keep your brain active.Just like our bodies, our brains benefit from being challenged. Learning some...
25/09/2026

Brain health tip 4: keep your brain active.

Just like our bodies, our brains benefit from being challenged. Learning something new, reading, puzzles, music, gardening or a new hobby can all help keep the brain engaged.

It doesn't need to be complicated. Choose things you enjoy and are likely to stick with – and if you can learn alongside others, even better.

Brain health tip 3: stay socially connected.Talking, listening, laughing and engaging with others matters for our health...
24/09/2026

Brain health tip 3: stay socially connected.

Talking, listening, laughing and engaging with others matters for our health. Social isolation and loneliness have been linked to poorer physical, mental and cognitive health as we age.

A walking group, exercise class, volunteering or a regular catch-up with friends combines movement with connection – and both are good for the brain.

There's no single “brain food” that prevents dementia, but a healthy eating pattern supports both brain and heart health...
22/09/2026

There's no single “brain food” that prevents dementia, but a healthy eating pattern supports both brain and heart health. Think plenty of vegetables, fruit, wholegrains, legumes, nuts, seeds, fish and healthy fats, with less of the highly processed stuff.

Mediterranean-style eating in particular has been linked to benefits for heart and brain health.

Small, sustainable changes count more than a perfect diet.

Brain health tip 1: keep moving.Regular physical activity supports blood flow to the brain and helps manage conditions l...
21/09/2026

Brain health tip 1: keep moving.

Regular physical activity supports blood flow to the brain and helps manage conditions like high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes – all linked to dementia risk.

You don't need to run marathons. Walking, swimming, cycling, dancing or a class you enjoy all count, and getting outdoors adds another benefit – research links time in green (and blue) spaces to better cognitive wellbeing as we age.

Small increases in activity make a difference.

Not sure where to start? Get in touch with your nearest UQ Health Care clinic. https://www.uqhealthcare.org.au/our-clinics/

Dementia Action Week starts today (21–27 September).Dementia isn't a normal part of ageing. While there's no guaranteed ...
21/09/2026

Dementia Action Week starts today (21–27 September).

Dementia isn't a normal part of ageing. While there's no guaranteed way to prevent it, research shows there's a lot we can do throughout life to help support our brain health – and much of it is simply good for our overall health too.

All week, we're sharing five simple places to start, drawing on the work our clinics do every day to support healthy ageing across the community.

Read the full story on our website:https://www.uqhealthcare.org.au/latest-news/five-ways-to-support-your-brain-health-as-you-age/

Many people don’t realise there’s a medical clinic right here on the UniSQ Ipswich campus.Bremer Medical Centre has been...
18/05/2026

Many people don’t realise there’s a medical clinic right here on the UniSQ Ipswich campus.

Bremer Medical Centre has been part of the Ipswich community since 2010, offering experienced GPs in a welcoming, familiar environment where you’re known and cared for.

With free onsite parking and easy access to public transport, it’s a simple, reliable option when you need to see a doctor - close to home, and easy to get to.

If you’d like to chat or make a booking, our team is here to help: (07) 3381 1800

University of Southern Queensland - Australia

If you’ve been meaning to book an appointment, Bremer Medical Centre is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.You can visit ...
11/05/2026

If you’ve been meaning to book an appointment, Bremer Medical Centre is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

You can visit our website to learn more about our doctors and find the right fit for you (bremermc.com.au).

With a caring, experienced team and appointments available throughout the week, it’s a simple way to take care of your health - at a time that works for you.

Life can get busy, and making time to see a doctor isn’t always easy.Located on the UniSQ Ipswich campus, Bremer Medical...
05/05/2026

Life can get busy, and making time to see a doctor isn’t always easy.

Located on the UniSQ Ipswich campus, Bremer Medical Centre offers a calm, welcoming space with experienced GPs, nurses and a friendly reception team here to support you at every stage of life.

With free onsite parking and easy access, it’s a simple, convenient way to take care of your health - without the stress.

Ready to book? You can make an appointment here:
www.bremermc.com.au/bookings

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Ipswich, QLD

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61733811800

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