The Bundoora clinic
Melbourne's dedicated children's naturopathy clinic
If you are searching for a naturopath in Melbourne who actually specialises in children, this is the clinic built for exactly that. ReMed has spent 19 years working with complex children's health from its Bundoora rooms in Melbourne's north-east: a small, dedicated team, 1 shared method, parking at the door and HICAPS on the spot. Visit in person, or choose telehealth and meet the same team online.
Finding us
Address, hours and the practical bits
Where
ReMed Natural Medicine Clinic
8/19 Enterprise Drive
Bundoora VIC 3083
When
- Mon9am - 6pm
- Tue9am - 5pm
- Wed9am - 6pm
- Thu9am - 6pm
- Fri9am - 5pm
- SatBy appointment
Closed Sundays. After-hours availability by arrangement.
On the day
Parking at the clinic, and HICAPS on the spot: if your private health fund covers naturopathy, the rebate is processed before you leave. Consultation fees are flat and published on the fees page.
(03) 9431 0331What visiting looks like
Bundoora sits in Melbourne's north-east, within easy reach of Mill Park, Greensborough, Preston, Reservoir, Eltham and Ivanhoe, and a straightforward drive from most of the city. You park at the clinic, you are met by name, and your child's initial consultation runs a full 60 minutes: the whole story, from pregnancy to last week, heard properly. Before you leave, any next steps are clear, your HICAPS rebate is processed if your fund applies, and follow-ups are booked at a rhythm that suits your family. It is deliberately calm, because most families arriving here have had quite enough waiting rooms.
The team on site
The Bundoora rooms are home to ReMed's dedicated team, a team built around complex children's health: ADHD, autism, anxiety, OCD, tics and PANS or PANDAS. Every practitioner works the same 3-phase method, so your child's care doesn't depend on which door you walk through. And if the drive is the obstacle, the same team consults by telehealth, Australia-wide.
Closer than you think, calmer than you expect
Book a time at the Bundoora clinic, or call (03) 9431 0331 and the front desk will find a time that works around school.
Visiting the clinic: questions parents ask
Yes. The clinic sits in Bundoora's Enterprise Drive business precinct with parking at the clinic, so there is no circling side streets with an anxious child in the back seat.
Yes. HICAPS is available at the clinic, so if your fund covers naturopathy your rebate is processed on the spot and you only pay the gap. Cover levels differ between funds, so it is worth a quick check with your insurer before the first visit.
Yes. The clinic offers after-hours availability, and Saturday appointments run by arrangement. Mention what you need when booking and the team will find a time that works around school and work.
No. No referral is required to see a naturopath: you can book directly into the diary or send an enquiry. If your child is already under a GP, paediatrician or psychologist, we work alongside them rather than asking you to choose.
Yes. The same practitioners consult Australia-wide and internationally by telehealth, with test kits posted to your home and results explained in online consultations. The process is identical; only the room changes.
2 ways in. The same answers.
Visit the Bundoora clinic or book a telehealth consultation: either way, the process starts with 60 minutes of being properly heard.