Worrigee Medical Centre: Doctors, Patient Reviews & Booking

Independent patient guide · Worrigee NSW · checked July 2026

Worrigee GP Booking, Doctors, Reviews Signals and Bulk-Billed Care

Use this guide before booking Worrigee Medical Centre, part of Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres, at 53–55 Isa Road, Worrigee NSW 2540. It gives the fast patient answers first: phone, doctors, HotDoc booking, patient-review checks, walk-ins, pharmacy onsite, bulk billing, opening hours and what may still cost extra.

Address 53–55 Isa Road Worrigee NSW 2540
Phone 02 4421 6199 Reception, booking and fee questions
Booking HotDoc + official app/site Appointments are the main pathway
Billing Medicare-covered care bulk billed Non-Medicare items may cost extra
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Emergency rule: Call 000 now for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, serious injury, heavy bleeding, seizure, severe allergic reaction, poisoning, or any symptom that feels life-threatening.
Fast answer first

Quick Answer: What Should You Do?

Worrigee Medical Centre is a Medicare bulk-billing GP clinic for Medicare-covered services. Book online or call for routine GP care, chronic disease management, mental health support, women’s health, skin checks, immunisations, pathology, podiatry and allied-health support.

The safest action is: book for routine care, call for urgent or longer care, and confirm cost first for non-Medicare services such as reports, licence medicals, special assessments, some tests or admin forms.

Routine GP Book online Use HotDoc or the official booking page for standard appointments when your need is clear.
Urgent but not 000 Call first Walk-ins are triaged and accepted according to need and service availability.
Bulk billing Medicare-covered services Bring a valid Medicare card. Ask first for non-Medicare items.
Reviews Check live sources Do not rely on old screenshots. Compare recency, wait-time comments and booking fit.
Best patient rule: Worrigee Medical Centre is listed as appointment-based. Walk-ins may be triaged, but a booked appointment is safer unless reception tells you to attend.
Clinic identity check

Worrigee Medical Centre Phone, Address and Contact

Clinic name Worrigee Medical Centre Part of Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres.
Address 53–55 Isa Road Worrigee NSW 2540. Use Isa Road in maps.
Phone / fax / email 02 4421 6199 Fax 02 4421 6799 · worrigee@sfmc.net.au
Do not confuse this with Worrigee Street Medical Centre. Worrigee Medical Centre is at 53–55 Isa Road, Worrigee. Worrigee Street Medical Centre is a different clinic in Nowra at Worrigee Street. Match the clinic name, address and phone before booking.
Booking path

How to Book Worrigee Medical Centre

The official Worrigee page says appointments can be scheduled by phone, online app or through the website. Healthdirect also shows booking through HotDoc and says appointment is needed.

Choose Worrigee, not another Shoalhaven clinic. Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres also has Culburra Beach, Basin View and Vincentia locations. Make sure the booking location is Worrigee.
Pick the right appointment length. Official guidance says standard appointments are usually 10–20 minutes. Tell staff if you need extra time or have forms to complete.
Use online booking for simple care. Routine GP appointments, one issue, follow-ups, results review or repeat-script discussion may suit online booking.
Call for urgent, complex or fee-sensitive care. Call if you need same-day triage, a longer consult, mental health support, a licence medical, report, procedure, skin check, vaccine stock or non-Medicare fee confirmation.
Book online for Routine GP care One clear issue, standard consult, follow-up or doctor availability check.
Call reception for Urgent or longer care Walk-ins are triaged; longer appointments and forms should be flagged before attending.
Do not book online for Emergency symptoms Call 000 for emergency warning signs.

Booking script: “Hi, I’m booking Worrigee Medical Centre at Isa Road. I need help with [reason]. Is this a standard appointment, longer appointment, nurse/allied-health appointment, walk-in triage issue, or a non-Medicare item with a fee?”

Doctor roster without fake certainty

Worrigee Medical Centre Doctors

The official doctors page lists Worrigee-location doctors, and Healthdirect shows a shorter public practitioner list. Availability changes by day, leave, appointment type and booking platform, so always confirm current live availability before choosing a GP.

Doctor shown for Worrigee Public source signal Best patient action
Dr Chathuri Dahanayake Yapa Official doctors page lists Worrigee. Check current appointments through booking or reception.
Dr Fahimul Islam Official doctors page and Healthdirect practitioner list. Ask if available for your service and appointment length.
Dr Kokila Dias Official doctors page lists Worrigee; public GP profile also exists. Confirm live session times before booking.
Dr Matulip / Mutalip Hamut Official page shows Matulip Hamut; Healthdirect shows Mutalip Hamut. Use booking platform spelling and confirm with reception if unsure.
Dr Priya Shroff Official doctors page and Healthdirect practitioner list. Ask for current availability and whether new patients can book.
Dr Senthooran Balasingam Official doctors page and Healthdirect practitioner list. Check appointment type and session availability.
Dr Shobha Perera Official doctors page lists Worrigee. Confirm current roster before relying on static pages.
Dr Smita Gupta Official doctors page and Healthdirect practitioner list. Check current HotDoc/reception availability.
Dr Vibisha Suntharamurthy Official doctors page and Healthdirect practitioner list. Ask if this GP suits your appointment need.
Doctor-list rule: a static list is not a live roster. Use it to know who may practise at Worrigee, then confirm the exact doctor, time, appointment length and service type before attending.
Patient reviews intent handled safely

Patient Reviews: How to Read Them Without Getting Misled

Patient reviews can help you understand booking experience, wait times, reception communication and how easy it is to access care. They should not be treated as a diagnosis-quality score or a guarantee that every doctor, day and appointment will feel the same.

Check recency Recent reviews matter more A review from this month is usually more useful than an old review from a different roster or booking system.
Look for patterns Not one-off emotion Read repeated comments about wait times, urgent triage, reception, parking, billing and doctor communication.
Match your need Same service type A review about podiatry, pharmacy or routine GP may not predict a mental health, skin check or urgent triage visit.
Review topic What it can tell you What to do with it
Doctor communication Whether patients felt heard and understood. Choose a longer consult if your issue is complex or emotional.
Waiting time Whether appointments may run late due to urgent medical issues. Phone if you are time-pressed; urgent cases can affect schedules.
Reception experience How easy booking, triage and forms may feel. Prepare your question clearly before calling.
Billing comments Whether patients mention unexpected costs. Ask if your exact service is Medicare-covered or non-Medicare.
Availability Whether same-day access seems easy or limited. Use HotDoc first, then phone for urgent or unavailable slots.
Review-score caution: do not publish a fixed star rating unless you verify it live at the time of publication. Ratings can change and some booking pages hide review detail from search crawlers. This article gives users a review-check method instead of inventing a score.
Billing reality check

Does Worrigee Medical Centre Bulk Bill?

Yes, public official information says Medicare-covered services are bulk billed. Healthdirect also lists bulk billing only with no fee when a Medicare card is presented. The important limit is that services outside Medicare coverage cannot be bulk billed and may have out-of-pocket costs.

Bulk-billed signal Medicare-covered services Standard consultations, chronic disease management and most Medicare-covered diagnostic services are described as bulk billed.
May cost extra Non-Medicare items Licence medicals, specific reports, some tests, forms or private assessments may incur a cost.
Bring Medicare card No Medicare card or non-covered service? Ask reception before attending.
Need Likely billing signal Question to ask
Standard GP appointment Medicare-covered services are publicly listed as bulk billed. “Is this standard appointment Medicare-covered?”
Chronic disease management Official Worrigee page includes chronic disease management in bulk-billed Medicare-covered care. “Do I need a plan, review or longer consult?”
Skin check or minor procedure Skin checks are listed in services, but procedures may need confirmation. “Is the check/procedure Medicare-covered or separate?”
Licence medical or work medical Official patient information says recreational/vocational licence medicals may cost extra. “What is the full private fee?”
Reports, forms or special tests May sit outside Medicare coverage. “Will this report/test/form have an out-of-pocket charge?”
No Medicare card Bulk billing requires Medicare coverage/card. “What is the private-patient fee?”

Exact fee script: “I have a Medicare card. Is this exact appointment or service covered by Medicare and bulk billed, or is it a licence medical, report, test, form or other non-Medicare item with a fee?”

Hours users search first

Worrigee Medical Centre Opening Hours

The official Worrigee page lists Monday to Friday 8:00am–5:30pm and Saturday/Sunday closed. Healthdirect also shows weekday 8am–5:30pm and lists public holiday closures. Call before visiting on public holidays or if travelling near closing time.

Monday
8am–5:30pm
Tuesday
8am–5:30pm
Wednesday
8am–5:30pm
Thursday
8am–5:30pm
Friday
8am–5:30pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Late-day tip: If you need pathology, a nurse, a longer appointment, a form or urgent triage, call before travelling late afternoon because service availability may differ from reception hours.
Service-by-service action guide

Services at Worrigee Medical Centre

The official services page lists acute and chronic care, minor surgical procedures, registered nurses, mental health support, women’s health, skin checks, pathology collection, vaccinations, imaging/specialist coordination, chronic disease management, immunisations, travel medicine, medication management, allied health, podiatry, telehealth and more.

Family GP care Acute + chronic care Illness, follow-up, referrals, certificates, chronic disease plans and preventive care. Book standard GP
Skin checks Ask for skin appointment Use clear wording if you need a spot checked, full check, biopsy discussion or procedure. Confirm time
Women’s health Book the right concern Screening, contraception, pregnancy, breast symptoms, menopause and period issues may need more time. Specific consult
Mental health Ask for longer consult Mental health support is listed; complex care should not be squeezed into a short appointment. Longer visit
Vaccinations Travel, children, lifetime Ask about stock, timing, Medicare coverage and whether a nurse/GP appointment is needed. Check stock
Allied health Podiatry + dietitian signals Healthdirect and official pages mention podiatrists, dietitians and allied health support. Separate booking
If the patient needs… Ask for this Why it matters
One simple GP issue Standard GP consult Usually suitable for online booking.
Multiple issues, mental health or chronic disease Longer GP consult Reception should know if you need extra time.
Changing mole or skin spot Skin check appointment May need a specific GP, equipment or follow-up pathway.
Travel or child vaccines Immunisation / travel medicine appointment Vaccine stock and timing should be checked before attending.
Pathology or blood collection Pathology collection timing Healthdirect notes pharmacy onsite; official services list blood/specimen collection.
Licence medical, report or special form Admin/medical assessment confirmation Official billing notes say non-Medicare services can cost extra.
Decision helper

Book Online, Call or Walk In? Worrigee Decision Tool

This tool does not diagnose. It helps a patient choose whether to book online, call reception, ask about fees, use walk-in triage, call after-hours advice, or call 000.

Choose the options above. Your safest booking and fee guidance will appear here.
After-hours and urgent help

When Worrigee Medical Centre Is Closed

The patient FAQs recommend emergency and after-hours pathways including Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital, GP Hotline / healthdirect on 1800 022 222, and 000 for emergencies. Healthdirect also lists 1800 022 222 as the after-hours contact.

Emergency 000 Use for life-threatening symptoms, serious injury or emergency warning signs.
Unsure what care level? 1800 022 222 Healthdirect / GP Hotline style health advice for non-emergency uncertainty.
Hospital-level urgent care Shoalhaven Hospital Patient FAQs list Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital, 2 Scenic Drive, Nowra.
Location and arrival

Address, Map, Parking and What to Bring

Worrigee Medical Centre is at 53–55 Isa Road, Worrigee NSW 2540. Healthdirect lists toilet, free parking, appointment needed, walk-in triage and pharmacy onsite. Bring the right documents so reception can confirm Medicare coverage and service type quickly.

Bring this to avoid desk delays

Medicare card
Needed for bulk billing of Medicare-covered services.
Photo ID
Useful for new-patient details and record matching.
Medication and allergy list
Include doses, recent changes and past reactions.
Previous results or letters
Bring pathology, imaging, discharge notes or specialist letters.
Forms or reports
Bring every page and ask whether a private/non-Medicare fee applies.
Vaccine history
Important for child, travel and routine immunisations.
Skin photos or timeline
Helpful if a mole or spot has changed.
Payment card
Useful in case your item is outside Medicare coverage.
Search intent gaps fixed

Common Mistakes Before Booking

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Confusing Worrigee Medical Centre on Isa Road with Worrigee Street Medical Centre in Nowra.
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Assuming non-Medicare items such as reports, licence medicals, forms or some tests are free because standard Medicare-covered care is bulk billed.
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Trying to walk in for non-urgent care without checking availability. Walk-ins are triaged and depend on need and capacity.
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Booking a short appointment for mental health, multiple issues, skin checks or forms that need more time.
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Using email or social media for urgent clinical needs. Official patient info says urgent clinical needs should be handled by phone or in person.
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Using routine GP booking for emergency symptoms instead of calling 000.
Official sources

Official Sources to Check Before You Travel

Use these links for current doctor availability, booking, fees, services, public holiday updates and patient policies.

Official Worrigee location page

Use for phone, address, fax, email, hours, billing notes, team description and booking instructions.

Open official Worrigee page
Official book online page

Use to choose Worrigee from Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres online booking options.

Open booking page
Official doctors page

Use for public Worrigee doctor signals before checking live appointment availability.

Open doctors page
Official services page

Use for skin checks, women’s health, mental health, immunisations, pathology, podiatry and other services.

Open services page
Patient Info & FAQs

Use for after-hours care, walk-ins, bulk billing, communication policy, interpreters and complaints.

Open patient FAQs
Healthdirect listing

Use to cross-check address, phone, bulk-billing signal, facilities, walk-in triage and after-hours phone.

Open Healthdirect
HotDoc booking page

Use for live appointment times and doctor availability.

Open HotDoc
Services Australia bulk billing

Use for general Medicare bulk-billing explanation. Clinic-specific non-Medicare items still need reception confirmation.

Read bulk billing guidance
FAQ

FAQ: Worrigee Medical Centre Doctors, Reviews, Booking and Bulk Billing

What is Worrigee Medical Centre phone number?

Worrigee Medical Centre’s phone number is 02 4421 6199. The official page also lists fax 02 4421 6799 and email worrigee@sfmc.net.au.

Where is Worrigee Medical Centre located?

Worrigee Medical Centre is located at 53–55 Isa Road, Worrigee NSW 2540.

What are Worrigee Medical Centre opening hours?

The official Worrigee page lists Monday to Friday 8:00am–5:30pm and Saturday/Sunday closed. Call before travelling on public holidays or near closing time.

Does Worrigee Medical Centre bulk bill?

Yes, official public information says all Medicare-covered services are bulk billed. Services outside Medicare coverage, such as some licence medicals, specific tests, reports and forms, may incur out-of-pocket costs.

Can I book Worrigee Medical Centre online?

Yes. The official site has a book-online page and Healthdirect shows HotDoc booking. Make sure you choose the Worrigee location, not another Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres location.

Does Worrigee Medical Centre accept walk-ins?

Healthdirect and the official patient information say walk-ins are available or triaged for urgent cases, but they are subject to need and service availability. Booking or calling first is safer for planned care.

Who are the doctors at Worrigee Medical Centre?

Official and public sources show Worrigee doctors including Dr Chathuri Dahanayake Yapa, Dr Fahimul Islam, Dr Kokila Dias, Dr Matulip or Mutalip Hamut, Dr Priya Shroff, Dr Senthooran Balasingam, Dr Shobha Perera, Dr Smita Gupta and Dr Vibisha Suntharamurthy. Confirm current availability before booking.

Are there female doctors at Worrigee Medical Centre?

Public listings show female GP signals including Dr Smita Gupta, Dr Priya Shroff and Dr Vibisha Suntharamurthy. Check current HotDoc or reception availability before booking.

How should I check patient reviews?

Check live HotDoc and Google review sources close to booking time. Focus on recent patterns about wait times, reception, doctor communication, urgent triage and billing. Do not rely on old screenshots or a fixed rating that may have changed.

Does Worrigee Medical Centre have parking?

Healthdirect lists free parking and toilet access for Worrigee Medical Centre. Allow extra time for parking and check-in.

Is there a pharmacy onsite?

Healthdirect lists pharmacy onsite, and the official Worrigee page also mentions an onsite pharmacy for prescription and essential-item convenience.

What services does Worrigee Medical Centre offer?

Official services include acute and chronic care, minor surgical procedures, registered nurses, mental health support, women’s health, skin checks, blood taking and specimen collection, travel/child/lifetime vaccinations, imaging and specialist coordination, pathology, allied health, podiatry and telehealth.

What may cost extra at Worrigee Medical Centre?

Services outside Medicare coverage may cost extra. Official examples include medical assessments for recreational or vocational licences, specific tests and reports. Ask reception before the appointment if cost matters.

What should I do after hours?

For life-threatening symptoms, call 000. For non-emergency health advice, call healthdirect / GP Hotline on 1800 022 222. Patient FAQs also list Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital for hospital-level care.

When should I call 000 instead of booking?

Call 000 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, major injury, heavy bleeding, severe allergic reaction, poisoning, seizure or any symptom that feels life-threatening.

Final Patient Summary

Worrigee Medical Centre is at 53–55 Isa Road, Worrigee NSW 2540. Call 02 4421 6199 or use HotDoc / the official booking page for routine GP appointments.

The strongest patient strategy is simple: book ahead, bring your Medicare card, ask for a longer appointment if your issue is complex, confirm non-Medicare costs before reports/forms/licence medicals, and call 000 for emergency symptoms.