Dr Andrea Cheree Matthews is a GP (General Practitioner) who works with people across Wahroonga and the wider area. Her practice is in Wahroonga, at Sydney Adventist Hospital, Tulloch Building, Suite 103, Level 1, 185 Fox Valley Rd, Wahroonga NSW 2076.
Day to day, Dr Matthews helps with the kind of care most people need at different times in their lives. That includes annual physical exams, when you want a check-in, feel reassured, and make sure nothing is being missed. She also does sick visits, so if you’re not feeling well, you can get proper medical attention without too much fuss.
Vaccinations are another part of the work. In many cases, she helps families and individuals stay up to date with the basics, and talks through what’s needed and when. There’s also a lot of focus on blood pressure checks, which can be small but important steps for long-term health.
For people managing ongoing health issues, Dr Matthews provides chronic disease management. This kind of care is about more than one appointment. It usually means regular reviews, practical planning, and keeping track of changes over time. She looks at symptoms, results, and day-to-day habits to help people stay on top of their health.
Appointments can cover common concerns, general health questions, and the sorts of follow-ups that come up after tests or when things don’t settle straight away. If you have a regular condition, she aims to make reviews feel clear and manageable, not overwhelming.
In terms of experience, her work centres on everyday GP services like check-ups, immunisations, blood pressure checks, and chronic disease reviews. That means you’ll get care that fits the real world—busy lives, different needs, and changing health over time.
Education details aren’t listed here, but GP work involves ongoing learning and staying up to date with best practice. If you want specifics about training or qualifications, it’s best to check directly with the clinic.
Research and clinical trial involvement also isn’t listed here. For patients who are looking for trial information, the team at the practice can usually point you in the right direction.