We may stop accepting patients nearer to closing time due to demand.
If healthdirect says there are no appointments, but to walk in –
it’s likely we are unable to see you due to capacity.
WALK-INS WELCOME – NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED
Green Square Urgent Care Service
965 Bourke Street, Waterloo
(Located within Green Square Health)
Green Square Urgent Care Service provides urgent medical attention for people with an illness or injury that can be managed without a trip to the emergency department, but cannot wait for a regular appointment with the GP.
*Medicare card holders and asylum seekers in the community can be seen and bulk billed.
We are unable to provide care for those without an Australian Medicare card, including those who have international travel insurance/student health cover – even if you are told to come here by Healthdirect.
Simply walk in during our opening hours. Our nursing team will assess your condition and arrange for you to see a doctor based on medical priority.
Urgent care is like a general practice that can only treat urgent issues that can’t wait until the next day.
In partnership with NSW Health and the Central and Eastern Primary Health Network.
Available when you need, with shorter wait times than the ED
NSW Health urgent care services are 100% bulk billed with valid Australian Medicare Card
With pathology on site, radiology nearby, and the ability to suture wounds and plaster minor fractures, we're able to sort things out quickly so its easier to follow up with your GP.
We welcome walk in's, or you can call Healthdirect who will direct you to our clinic
Be triaged by an Urgent Care nurse and treated by an Urgent Care GP
Your visit will be summarised and a copy of the consult and treatment given to you, and to your regular GP if longer term follow up is needed
Urgent Care Services have been introduced in New South Wales (NSW) to help reduce pressure on emergency departments.
These services give people the treatment they need quickly for an illness or injury that is not an emergency, without waiting in a busy emergency department.