Dr Bai Xiao

Dr Bai Xiao is a GP (General Practitioner) based in Albury, NSW, Australia. She works at Gardens Medical Group, Level 3, 470 Wodonga Place, Albury NSW 2640. As a trusted family doctor, she helps people stay healthy and manage common health issues.

Dr Bai Xiao welcomes patients for regular checkups and annual physical exams. She also treats everyday illnesses like colds and flu, and helps people manage chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. Her care includes vaccinations and immunizations, and health screenings that check cholesterol and blood pressure. All of these services are designed to protect long-term health and prevent future problems in the community she serves in Albury and the surrounding area.

In her practice, Dr Bai Xiao focuses on clear, friendly care. She explains medical ideas in simple terms so patients can understand their health options. She takes time to listen to concerns and answers questions, helping families make informed decisions about treatment plans. She emphasizes preventive care and supports patients to adopt healthy habits that fit their lives.

Dr Bai Xiao values continuous learning and keeps her medical knowledge up to date, which helps her provide current and effective treatments. She works closely with the Gardens Medical Group team, including nurses and reception staff, to coordinate care and follow through on plans. This teamwork ensures patients receive consistent support and smooth experiences during visits and short-notice needs.

For people living in Albury and nearby areas, Dr Bai Xiao offers reliable, patient-centered care. Her approachable manner, commitment to ongoing education, and collaboration with a skilled local team build a strong reputation for quality general practice in the region. Patients can trust in her expertise across essential services—from routine checkups and vaccinations to managing chronic diseases and preventive screenings. Her practice stands out for its focus on clear communication, respectful care, and a steady commitment to helping patients stay healthy in the Australian community.