169 Seventeen Mile Rocks Road
Oxley QLD 4075

Opening Hours

Monday   8am–10pm

Tuesday   8am–10pm

Wednesday   8am–10pm

Thursday   8am–10pm

Friday   8am–10pm

Saturday   8am–10pm

Sunday   8am–10pm


The Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic will close at 6:30 pm on Thursday, 6th November, due to a technical update.

Care for urgent but non-life-threatening health conditions

Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic provides timely care for illnesses or injuries that need same-day attention but are not a life-threatening or emergency situation.


You do not need an appointment or referral. You can walk in and wait to be seen by our highly-trained doctors and nurses for free, bulk billed urgent health care.


Our Urgent Care Clinic is situated within Growlife Medical Oxley, at Canossa Hospital. No appointment is required - simply check in with reception upon arrival. Please note that patients are seen in order of priority.


We have an on-site radiology (Radiology Queensland Group) open from 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday, and Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm. 


Please note: We use a ‘triage’ system to decide which patients need to see a doctor or nurse first. People with the most serious conditions may be seen before others who have been waiting longer, or those who have an appointment.

Oxley Medical Centre Exterior | Grow Medical
Conditions treated

If you have a life-threatening injury or illness, call Triple Zero (000) or go to your hospital's emergency department.

FAQs

  • What is the wait time to see a doctor?

    Because patients are seen in order of priority (not by order of arrival), rest assured your healthcare needs will be addressed in a timely manner. However please note that there may be a wait if a more urgent health issue arises.


    If we have a sudden influx of patients, or it is approaching closing time and you haven't yet been seen by the doctor, we may need to direct you to an alternative health service. 

  • Is Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic a bulk-billing clinic?

    Yes, we provide bulk-billing services to all patients. 

  • What urgent conditions do you treat?

    Urgent care is for when you have an injury or illness that can’t wait for a regular GP appointment but is not life-threatening. 


    Examples of some urgent conditions we treat:

    • Minor infections
    • Minor fractures, sprains, sports injuries and neck and back pain
    • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
    • Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
    • Minor cuts
    • Insect bites and rashes
    • Minor eye and ear infections
    • Respiratory illness
    • Gastroenteritis
    • Mild burns

  • Do I need an appointment or referral?

    We are a walk-in clinic, so no appointment or referral is required. Simply check in with reception upon arrival.

  • Do you offer translated services?

    Whatever your language, you're welcome at Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic. 


    Translated resources about Urgent Care Clinics and when to attend one, are available here: https://www.health.gov.au/find-a-medicare-ucc/translated-resources



  • Is there car parking available at Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic?

    Yes. There is ample off-street parking in our complex.

  • What is the closest train station to Oxley Medicare Urgent Care Clinic?

    It's quite a big walk north west from Darra Station, head north east to Ashridge Rd into Pannard St and the right into  Seventeen Mile Rocks Road. Number 169 is on the left.