Deciding where to go when you have an illness or injury

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Deciding where to go when you have an illness or injury

Information to help you decide where to go when you have an illness or injury. Medicare Urgent Care Clinics provide bulk billed, walk-in care for injuries and illnesses that are urgent but not life-threatening. If it’s not an emergency, but you can’t wait for a regular appointment with your GP, that’s the case for a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

Organisation:: Australian Department of Health and Aged Care
Topic:: Migrants and refugees, Australia's healthcare system
Target audience:: New arrivals
Service area:: National
Published:: December 2023
Last reviewed:: January 2024

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Deciding where to go when you have an illness or injury

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