Adelaide Paediatrics SuperGym Therapy and Rehab Centre

I could not recommend Adelaide Paediatrics high enough. From the reception staff right through to ALL of the specialists. They are all incredible & have been on top of my sons medical history since he was born. We have been attending for 2 years now.Yes they have an extensive wait list but if you want the best quality & expertise you have to be patient.

We have seen Dr Chitti and Dr Perem in the last couple of years and regularly see one of the physiotherapists, Mel. All have been highly professional, empathetic and very helpful. Mel is brilliant at keeping the physio sessions interesting and fun so they feel more like play time than exercises. Georgina, who we see for hydrotherapy, is also fantastic at making the sessions fun and enjoyable. The admin team are always friendly and helpful.

Doctor promised to arrange a specialist but I have not heard anything for last 4 weeks. I contacted reception and tried to speak to the same doctor but she was only working once a week. Reception promised to call me back in 1 week after chasing up with referrer. Guess what, it has been 2 weeks but haven't heard nothing yet.If you have sick child avoid this awful and irresponsible bunch of people.

We see several specialists at their Elizabeth Vale location and have previously been to their Wayville location for two of my children. Adelaide Paediatrics are incredibly professional with modern facilities.Their staff are so welcoming and helpful and really go out and beyond to help you. The way their team interact with children, especially on the autism spectrum is impeccable. I have found each of our specialist's so informative and they really know what they are talking about. Your children and their progress are in great hands here.Highly recommend.

Think twice about taking your immunosuppressed/vulnerable kids to a centre offering allied health care that charges a cancelation fee when responsibly cancelling in the event of illness (even when cancelled more than 24h before the appointment in my case). Such a policy is essentially pressuring people to take their sick kids to appointments to avoid a hefty cancellation fee. Very disappointing.

Recently thought I would be giving them a second chance. This was not a great idea. We needed a referral for my son for his speech delay and that we needed to see our other sons paediatrician. Upon calling I find out that she is no longer taking patients and that I either wait til May next year or see some one else. So we booked an appointment with Dr Shulka.The highlights,After a brief mention of my sons dairy allergy, ive been told that it might be lactose intolerance and to TRY HIM ON CHEESE AS ALL CHEESE IS LACTOSE FREE (for those who actually know, its not, if you are lactose intolerant that is bad advice, read the label at all times).For some reason as a step in getting my youngest son help for a speech delay, I need to test the DNA of my eldest son for autism (he already has i diagnosis).We leave without the referral to a speech pathologist. She tells me to go to my GP for that. $339 for nothing. Lastly, they try to book me in at the desk for an appointment with a speech pathologist for the next day. Without the referral. Honestly I was gobsmacked by the whole experience.I would like to put a caveat on this, not all of the staff are like this, but to get into see those staff members is extremely difficult and coordinating which location you are talking too and making an appointment for is difficult. Also a lot of the call backs just don't happen.

We saw Dr. Yvonne Chua, she was great. Knowledgable, personable and easily built a rapport with my son. Dr. Chua was very thorough, she spoke to my son not about him, and we left feeling great clarity about what is going on and what we need to do next. The facility is lovely and modern, and there is easy parking around the back. They are busy but they actively keep a cancellation list, we had an appointment in April but ended up seeing her in February. I recommend Dr. Yvonne Chua and Adelaide Paediatrics.

Don’t do it, if you need reports do not go here. They promise a set time and so far two out of two have not only been late, but DOUBLE the time they allotted (which wasn’t a short amount of time in the first place). None of their OTs are Medicare rebated. My son now gets to start school without all of his stuff set up and I can’t start the NDIS process for another month. If you say 6 weeks it should be 6 weeks not 11.

The appointment with Dr. Angela went smoothly. At the end of the assessment session with her, I was advised that the reports for my daughter's Autism Assessment as well as her IQ test would be updated on her file and would be sent to us. This happened on October 24th 2022. Today is February 8th, 2023. The reports were not shared with us, not uploaded on my daughter's file. No uploads on Genie (medical system) either, as a result we just had a wasted appointment with her paediatrician. Since he was not able to access these reports, we have had to book another appointment with him in June. Waste of 9 months thanks to Adelaide Paediatrics at Mile End.When I called them, the reception staff advised me that she could not see these reports on my daughter's file, but she could have them uploaded by next week. No explanation was provided for the delay, even though she checked with the doctor. No apology either. I have to get a hearing test done for my daughter, have chosen to drive an extra 30 minutes to go to another provider rather than risk going back to their Mile End Centre!1

Dr Preeti showed absolutely no empathy. Only answer she had for us was here is some medication and he will grow out of.Didn't know how to check for tongue tie or lip tied. Just fobbed us off saying it won't fix anything. He will grow out of it.Didn't listen to any of our concerns on allergies as our child had rashes and Themad reflux. She described it as a minor spill. Yet the 10outfit changes a day multiple bibs landed on deaf ears. Cream she gave us for the rash did nothing and made it worse. Wasn't till we stopped with the cream and removed diary and gluten that it improve. She didn't believe that could make the rash go away but yet had no solution of our own.Didn't understand that what the mother eats can pass to the baby through breast milk. E.g diary, soy, gluten.Just prescribed us drugs and told it will get better and not worried about the effects to the baby. Then see on the news nexum can cause people to get allergies.Just fobbed us off and laughed at us.Reluctant to do anything we asked. Just happy to say he will grow out of it.A doctor's first answer can not be just give the child medication that isn't designed for babies and see what happens.What happened to getting to the bottom of the probably and giving you solutions to help.In my mind she is new and needs to go back to study or do something else as this shouldn't be how we look after our future.Worst doctor #notarealdoctor