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Fridge magnets for medical practices and GPs

Fridge magnets for medical practices as low as 12 cents each when ordering larger quantities. The most valuable content is what a household needs when the practice is closed.

What to put on it

  • Your after-hours arrangement in plain language — who to call, and when to go to hospital instead. This is the content that saves a family a wasted trip.
  • healthdirect (1800 022 222) and Poisons Information (13 11 26). Adding public services alongside your own number makes the magnet a genuine household tool.
  • Your appointment booking method, including online booking if you have it, and your bulk-billing arrangements.
  • Recall prompts for the things patients delay: flu vaccination timing, cervical screening intervals, skin checks before summer.

Why fridge magnets for medical practices and gps work

Most avoidable emergency department presentations happen because a family did not know what else to do after hours. A magnet listing your after-hours arrangement, the locum service and healthdirect gives them a path that is not the hospital.

There is also a continuity benefit. Patients who can find your number book with you rather than the nearest bulk-billing clinic, and continuity of care is better medicine as well as better business.

Which format suits

A5

Room for after-hours guidance, public health numbers and your details legibly. Most-ordered by practices.

Standard DL

Suits a shorter panel — your number, after-hours arrangement and one or two public services.

A6

Posts easily with a recall letter or new-patient pack.

Common questions

What should a GP clinic put on a fridge magnet?
Your after-hours arrangement in plain language, your booking method, and public health numbers like healthdirect and Poisons Information. Including public services makes the magnet a genuine household tool rather than an advertisement.
Why do medical practices use fridge magnets?
Because the moment a family needs the information is usually outside business hours, when they are deciding between waiting, calling a locum or going to hospital. A magnet on the fridge answers that question without a search.
What size suits a medical fridge magnet?
A5 (210 × 148mm) gives room for after-hours guidance plus public health numbers legibly. DL suits a shorter panel, and A6 posts easily with a recall letter.
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