ADSA GP Family & Workers Clinic

About Us

At the heart of our community, the ADSA GP Family and Workers Clinic is dedicated to delivering high-quality, personalised healthcare for all.

A different kind of GP clinic

Our clinic is small by design – a welcoming, community-focused space prioritising personal connection.
We provide genuine, community-based care
family
We are not a large corporate clinic.
Women’s health
We know your name and understand your context.
Men’s health
We take the time to listen.

Our heritage and purpose

For nearly 50 years, ADSA has been a trusted advocate and support network for individuals and families affected by asbestos and other occupational diseases. Through its work, ADSA identified a significant challenge: many individuals facing serious health conditions struggle to access consistent and reliable GP care.

The ADSA GP Family and Workers Clinic was founded to ensure that patients with asbestos-related conditions and their families can receive care from GPs who understand the complexities of their health needs.

Heratige and Purpose
A nurse explaining a chart with a patient

Supporting Your Health

While our clinic operates independently from ADSA, we share the same commitment to community care. We are a valuable resource for the whole community, offering a full range of general medical services, including:

  • Preventative health checks
  • Women’s health services
  • Chronic disease management
  • Immunisations
  • Mental health support.

We recognise that serious health conditions affect the whole family. You or your partner may experience considerable distress, including fear for the future or financial worries alongside the normal stresses of family life.

Contact us today

At ADSA GP Family and Workers Clinic, we offer a supportive environment where you can attend to your own and your children’s health needs.

Our compassionate doctors are well trained in the history of the pathology of asbestos and dust diseases in WA and seek to provide an exceptional service for those living in the shadow of these diseases.