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

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.


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.