Our practice · Our people · Our community

Four people own it. Four people care for it.

The owners of Hamley House are the clinicians you meet in the practice.

The care team

People first. In ownership and in care.

Owned and operated by four women, our practice is built on compassion, collaboration and a genuine commitment to caring for people at every stage of life.

We believe that great healthcare is about more than appointments and treatments, it’s about relationships. Our medical care team takes the time to listen, understand your individual needs and provide care that is respectful, personalised and consistent.

From young families to older members of our community, we aim to create a place where everyone feels welcome, supported and confident in their care.

Shared values

How we care.

Our mission is to provide compassionate, inclusive and high-quality healthcare that supports individuals and families at every stage of life.

Compassion

Care with kindness, empathy and respect.

Community

Long-term relationships based on trust and care.

Inclusivity

A safe, respectful space for everyone.

Patient-centred

Personalised, collaborative care that listens first.

Integrity

Honesty, transparency and professionalism.

Excellence

Evidence-based healthcare and continual improvement.

Meet the owners

Choose the person, then read their story.

Dr Danielle Crosby standing in the clinic

Dr Danielle Crosby

Director · General Practitioner · Obstetrician

Obstetrics · Gynaecology · Paediatrics · Women’s health · Maternal mental health

Read Danielle’s full biography

Danielle graduated from Flinders University medical school in 2010. Prior to this she completed a Bachelor of science (biomedical) at the University of Adelaide. She completed general training at Flinders Medical Centre and Obstetric training at the Lyell McEwin Hospital.

Danielle completed GP training in Port Lincoln where she worked for 5 years. Her main interests are obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics (including immunisations, nasogastric feeding, failure to thrive), emergency, women’s health (including Mirena insertion and removal), maternal mental health (including acceptance and commitment therapy), infant cry/fuss and sleep issues and breastfeeding.

Since graduating from medical school Danielle became a fellow of the RACGP, completed an advanced diploma in obstetrics, a diploma of child health and became an accredited practitioner with the neuroprotective developmental care institute (possums program). Danielle sits on 2 state maternity/perinatal committees. Danielle helps facilitate an obstetric emergency course and is a neonatal resuscitation trainer.

She moved to the Riverland area with her husband in 2019 and they have two children aged 3 and 5, 1 golden retriever and 8 chickens. Outside of work Danielle enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and cheering for the Adelaide Crows.

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Neuroprotective Developmental Care accredited practitioner
Dr Jaya Lindsay standing in the clinic

Dr Jaya Lindsay

Director · General Practitioner

Women’s health · Chronic disease management · Preventative care · Skin cancer diagnosis and treatment

Read Jaya’s full biography

Jaya is a passionate rural General Practitioner who grew up on the Eyre Peninsula. She graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2016 and completed her hospital training at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Dr Lindsay completed her General Practice training and has been working as a specialist GP in the Riverland since 2021. She has special interests in women’s health, chronic disease management, preventative care and skin cancer diagnosis and treatment.

She has undertaken further postgraduate training through the Sydney Child Health Program, the FPAA National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health Program, and the Advanced Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine.

Outside of medicine, Dr Lindsay enjoys spending time outdoors, being near the water, and adventuring with her husband and young family.

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Helen Partridge standing in a consulting room

Helen Partridge

Director · Registered Nurse

Clinical leadership · Healthcare standards · Safe, high-quality care

Read Helen’s full biography

Helen is a dedicated Registered Nurse with 16 years of experience. She has many years of leadership and management within the healthcare sector. She is passionate about staying current with healthcare laws, standards and legislation, ensuring safe, high-quality care for both patients and staff.

Known for her commitment to safety and her strong sense of responsibility, Helen brings a thoughtful, informed approach to every aspect of her work.

Outside of her professional life, Helen is a proud mum of three and enjoys spending time with her husband, family and friends. She loves going for walks when the weather is cool and unwinding with a good Netflix show.

Janelle Eleftheriadis standing in the clinic doorway

Janelle Eleftheriadis

Director · Registered Nurse

Clinical care · Leadership · Riverland community connection

Read Janelle’s full biography

Janelle is a proud lifelong Riverland local who brings deep community roots and a genuine passion for caring for others. When she’s not working, you’ll find her surrounded by her favourite things — her husband, their five children, and a lively collection of animals that keep life interesting.

With many years of experience as a registered nurse, Janelle has built a strong reputation for her clinical knowledge, compassion, and commitment to patient care. Her background also includes extensive managerial experience, both within clinic settings and as a successful business owner.

Janelle’s blend of healthcare expertise, leadership skills, and community connection makes her a trusted and respected professional dedicated to supporting the wellbeing of those around her.

Also consulting here

Visiting practitioners.

Specialised support, consulting from Hamley House on a regular schedule.

Dr Corina Sims

Dr Corina Sims

Perimenopause & Menopause · Monthly

Dr Corina Sims offers dedicated consultations for women navigating perimenopause and menopause, providing comprehensive, personalised care during this important stage of life. Her appointments include in-depth health assessments such as heart health checks, along with education, guidance and tailored management plans to support each patient’s individual needs.

With a focus on empowering women through knowledge and holistic care, Dr Corina visits the clinic monthly to provide specialised menopause support in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Elise, Clinical Psychologist

Elise

Clinical Psychologist · Fortnightly on Thursdays

Elise is a Clinical Psychologist with experience working with children, families and adults across child and youth mental health services, educational settings, hospital settings and private practice.

Read areas of support
  • Anxiety, worries and stress
  • Depression, low self-esteem and sadness
  • Study and organisational skills, or coping with school or work
  • Social and peer difficulties, social conflict, feeling excluded
  • Emotional dysregulation, feeling frustrated and overwhelmed
  • Sleep problems
  • Trauma, difficult life events, and grief and loss
  • Difficulties managing learning and attention difficulties and differences
  • Obsessive compulsive difficulties
  • Early parenting support
  • Perinatal mental health difficulties
  • Challenges managing neurodivergence — including Autism and ADHD

Elise can also provide diagnostic assessments for Autism as well as psychoeducational assessments.

Elise from Riverland Clinical Psychology will be consulting from Hamley House fortnightly on Thursdays. Bookings for Elise are made through Riverland Clinical Psychology, not through the clinic.

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