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Welcome to Midland Medicare Urgent Care Clinic

We provide fully bulk billed services with little wait time for patients who are in need of urgent care for injuries or illnesses that are non life-threatening

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Walk-In Appointments

You can walk-in to the clinic, located at 40 Great Northern Hwy, Midland.

For Emergencies

Call 000

We provide urgent care but for life-threatening issues please call 000

Open Every Day

Monday-Friday

(8am - 8pm)

Sat-Sun, Public Holidays

(8am - 6pm)

What can we treat?

We can treat any health issues that are urgent but non-life threatening. This includes:

Minor Cuts
Sprains or Suspected Fractures
Sports Injuries
Minor Infections
UTI's
Minor Burns
Rashes
Insect or Animal Bites
Cough, Cold or Flu
Mild Asthma Attacks
Earaches
Fevers or Chills

Midland Urgent Care Clinic does not provide treatment for regular checkups or complex conditions. See your GP for non-urgent, routine and preventative healthcare.

Funded by Medicare

The Medicare UCC is an initiative funded by the Australian Government.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are your opening hours?

We are open 8:00am - 8:00pm (Monday-Friday) and 8:00am - 6:00pm (Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays). We are open 365 days a year including Christmas. Please keep in mind that we may be unable to accept patients after 6pm on weekdays and after 5pm on weekends.

Will I be charged?

Midland Urgent Care Clinic is free for all Medicare eligible patients.

Can I walk-in?

Yes, we are a walk-in clinic.

Can I book a Telehealth Appointment?

No, we do not offer telehealth appointments, our services are available to patients present for a face-to-face appointments only.

Do you have a Prescription Policy?

We will not provide:

Replacements for lost, stolen or destroyed prescriptions
Prescriptions for pain meds
Pharmaceutical with anxiety-relieving and sedative properties.
And other controlled subtances

Can I visit for something non-urgent?

Your local general practitioner (GP) should be your first point of contact for non-emergency, routine and preventative health care. This includes general screening and health checks, vaccinations and prescriptions, mental health advice, family planning, referrals for tests, scans or specialist care, chronic disease management or preventive health procedures such as cervical screening tests.

Do you bulk bill?

Yes. Midland Urgent Care Clinic is a fully bulk billed practice.

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