Medicare Urgent Care Clinics in Western Australia
7
Clinics
100%
Bulk billed
Always call 000 for life-threatening emergencies. Confirm hours with the clinic before travelling — holiday hours can differ.
Greater Perth
(5)Regional Western Australia
(2)Urgent care vs emergency department vs GP
| Urgent Care Clinic | Emergency Department | GP / Telehealth | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Urgent but not life-threatening: minor fractures, cuts needing stitches, infections, burns | Life-threatening emergencies: chest pain, stroke, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing | Ongoing care, prescriptions, referrals, medical certificates, check-ups |
| Cost | Free — fully bulk billed with a Medicare card | Free at public hospitals | Varies — bulk billed or gap fee; telehealth from $12.90 |
| Appointment | Walk in, no appointment or referral | Walk in, triaged by severity | Usually booked ahead |
| Typical hours | Extended hours, 7 days (commonly 8am to 10pm) | 24 hours | Business hours; telehealth extends this |
| Medicare card needed |
Always call 000 for life-threatening emergencies. You can also check live emergency department wait times before deciding where to go.
Care options near Perth
See emergency departments, urgent care clinics, and pharmacies around Perth on a map.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Medicare Urgent Care Clinics in Western Australia
How many urgent care clinics are there in Western Australia?
This page lists 7 urgent care clinics across Western Australia with addresses and opening hours, sourced from the healthdirect National Health Services Directory. Most are Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; some are state-run or privately run urgent care services.
Are visits really free?
Visits to a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic are bulk billed, so the consultation costs nothing with a valid Medicare card, and no appointment or referral is needed. Some clinics listed here are privately run or state-run urgent care services rather than Medicare UCCs and may charge a fee or ask you to call ahead. Check the clinic's own website or call before travelling.
When should I go to an emergency department instead?
Call 000 or go straight to an emergency department for chest pain, signs of stroke, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, or any life-threatening condition. Urgent care clinics treat conditions that need same-day attention but are not emergencies.