PENINSULA URGENT CARE CLINIC

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Opening Hours

8:30 am - 8:30 pm (Monday - Friday)

8:30 am - 6:30 pm (Saturday & Sunday)

8:30 am - 6:30 pm (Public Holidays)

Medicare Clinic: Caring for Your Urgent Needs

Care when it's Urgent but not an emergency.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (Medicare UCCs) give you and your family more options to see a doctor or nurse when you need urgent, but not life-threatening care.

General Care

Care provided by your local GP includes:

Diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of disease and illness
General screening and health check
Vaccinations and prescriptions
Mental health advice
Family planning services
Referrals for tests, scans or specialists care
Ongoing chronic disease care and health assessments

Emergency Care

If you or a loved one has a life-threatening injury or illness, do not attend a Medicare UCC. Call triple zero(000) or go to your nearest emergency department.

Chest pain or tightness
Breathing difficulties or Uncontrollable bleeding
Severe burns
Poisioning
Numbness or paralysis or unconsious
Unresponsive or having seizures
Ongoing fever in infants

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics give you and your family more options to see a doctor or nurse when you need urgent, but not life-threatening, care.

Urgent Care

Medicare UCCs will refer you to the emergency department if you have a life threatening injury or illness, or to your GP for non- urgent, routine and preventative health care.

Minor infections
Minor fractures, sprains, sports injuries and sudden onset neck and back pain
Urinary tracts infections (UTIs)
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Minor cuts, insect bites and rashes, mild burns
Minor eye and ear infections
Respiratory illness
Gastroenteritis