standard business cards product page<\/a><\/strong> as your hub PDP. From there, navigate to booklets, corflute signs, and acrylic reception panels to build your full order.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nFrequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat is the standard size for a medical appointment card in Australia?<\/h3>\n
The standard appointment card size in Australian clinics is 90 x 55mm, which is the same as a standard business card. This size fits in every wallet and is easy to hand across a reception desk. Some practices use a slightly larger 90 x 63mm card to allow more space for appointment details, but the standard 90 x 55mm is the most common.<\/p>\n
Can I get appointment cards printed with blank fields for reception staff to fill in by hand?<\/h3>\n
Yes. Most clinic appointment cards are designed with printed branding (logo, practice name, phone number, cancellation policy) and blank date\/time\/practitioner fields that reception staff complete in pen. This works well operationally and is straightforward to set up in your artwork file.<\/p>\n
What GSM stock is best for patient information booklets in a clinic?<\/h3>\n
A 250-300gsm cover with a 100-115gsm uncoated inner is the standard combination for clinical booklets. The heavier cover protects the booklet in a handbag. The uncoated inner paper is easier to read under clinical lighting and more comfortable to write on if patients are annotating their instructions.<\/p>\n
Are corflute signs weatherproof for outdoor clinic parking areas?<\/h3>\n
Yes. Corflute (fluted polypropylene) is UV-stable and water-resistant, which makes it suitable for outdoor parking and directional signage in Australian conditions. It is not intended for permanent installation; for long-term outdoor signs in high-wind locations, a heavier substrate is worth considering. See the product page for current options.<\/p>\n
Does AHPRA regulate what I can put on my appointment cards and clinic flyers?<\/h3>\n
AHPRA’s advertising obligations apply to any communication that promotes a regulated health service. For appointment cards, this is typically low-risk as they carry logistical information rather than promotional claims. For flyers and booklets that describe services, outcomes, or include patient testimonials, you should review the content against the AHPRA Guidelines for Advertising Regulated Health Services before printing. This guide covers the print side; checking your clinical copy is your practice team’s responsibility.<\/p>\n
Can I order small print runs if my clinical content changes regularly?<\/h3>\n
Yes. There is no minimum order volume that prevents you from running small quantities when you need to update clinical guidelines, practitioner names, or practice contact details. Ordering in smaller, more frequent runs costs more per unit but keeps content current, which matters for patient safety materials.<\/p>\n
What is the fastest turnaround for clinic appointment cards?<\/h3>\n
Standard business cards are available with 24-hour production at Paperlust Print Shop, subject to artwork being approved before the daily cutoff. See the standard business cards product page<\/a> for current turnaround options and pricing.<\/p>\nReady to order your clinic print kit? Start with your appointment cards at Paperlust Print Shop standard business cards<\/a>, then build out your full kit with booklets, corflute signs, and acrylic reception panels.<\/p>\n
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