Easter Long Weekend Hours: Open daily 8am – 10pm

When you need treatment the same day, Nowra Medicare Urgent Care Clinic is there for you.

The Nowra Medicare Urgent Care Clinic is for those in-between injuries and illnesses. Unexpected things that can’t wait for a regular GP appointment but don’t need a visit to the hospital or the emergency department.

  • Open 8am – 10pm
  • Bulk Billed
  • Walk-In

We treat people of all ages 365 days a year.

nurse helping a patient repair her hand

When to come to the Urgent Care Clinic

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics give you more options to see a GP or nurse when you need care for urgent, but not life-threatening, injuries and illnesses. We treat people of all ages. Urgent care can help 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

When you arrive, a nurse will check your condition and decide how soon you should be seen. People with more serious issues go first, so you might wait longer even if you arrived earlier.

When to go to your usual GP?

When you have an injury or illness that can wait for an appointment with your local GP, including:

  • Diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of diseases and illnesses 
  • General screening and health checks 
  • Vaccinations and prescriptions 
  • Mental health advice 
  • Family planning advice 
  • Referrals for tests, scans or specialist care 
  • Ongoing chronic disease care and health assessments 

When to call Triple Zero (000)

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics are not emergency services. If it’s an emergency, call 000 or go straight to your nearest hospital emergency department.

Call Triple Zero (000) or visit your nearest 
emergency department if you or someone is experiencing the following:

  • Chest pain or tightness
  • Breathing difficulties
  • Uncontrollable bleeding
  • Severe burns
  • Poisoning
  • Unconsciousness or seizures
  • Numbness or paralysis
  • A life-threatening injury
  • On-going fever in infants
  • Unresponsive

Location

 107 Scenic Dr, Nowra NSW 2541 
Located inside Grand Pacific Health Centre – Nowra.

Contact us

Give us a call on:
02 4448 2240

Or for general enquires, feel free to email:
NowraUCC@gph.org.au