Woolloongabba Medical Centre 2026: Skin & Women Health, GP

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Woolloongabba Medical Centre 2026: Skin & Women Health, GP

Independent patient guide to Woolloongabba Medical Centre at 468 Vulture Street. Check GP hours, booking, skin checks, women’s health, pathology, after-hours help, billing wording, doctor interests, map access and when to use 13 HEALTH, healthdirect, Medicare Urgent Care or 000.

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Address

468 Vulture Street
Woolloongabba QLD 4102

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Phone

07 3217 3344
Fax: 07 3189 4808

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Hours

Mon–Thu 7am–7pm
Fri 8am–5pm · Sat 9am–5pm · Sun 9am–3pm

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Billing

Billing wording is mixed. Confirm fees and bulk-billing eligibility before booking.

Quick Answer: What Is Woolloongabba Medical Centre Best For?

Woolloongabba Medical Centre is a 7-day GP clinic at 468 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba, with public pages listing skin checks, women’s health, children’s health, pathology, immunisation, mental health, minor surgical procedures, sexual health, antenatal care and general practice services.

The most important caution is billing. The official website contains wording that can look inconsistent: some areas mention bulk billing, while a later notice says most consultations attract a fee with Medicare rebates processed electronically and lists selected bulk-billing eligibility groups. Patients should call 07 3217 3344 before booking if cost matters.

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Woolloongabba Medical Centre Key Facts

This table covers the main patient searches: Woolloongabba Medical Centre GP, phone number, address, hours, skin checks, women’s health, booking, fees, bulk billing and after-hours help.

Patient need Verified public information Best next action
Clinic name Woolloongabba Medical Centre, also branded through Gabba Medical Centre / Woolloongabba family doctors wording. Use the official website and confirm exact clinic name, doctor and appointment type.
Address 468 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102 Check map directions before travel, especially around The Gabba event traffic.
Phone 07 3217 3344 Call for fees, same-day appointments, skin checks, women’s health, pathology and after-hours instructions.
Opening hours Mon–Thu 7am–7pm, Fri 8am–5pm, Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 9am–3pm Confirm public holiday hours and doctor availability before travelling.
Skin services Official services page lists Skin Checks, minor surgical procedures and doctors with skin/cosmetic or dermatology interests. Book a dedicated skin-check appointment, not a short general consult, if you have multiple spots or need a full-body check.
Women’s health Official services list Women’s Health, antenatal care, sexual health, contraceptive services and maternal health services. Ask for a women’s-health appointment type and preferred GP if relevant.
Billing Official wording includes bulk-billing references and a later fee notice. It lists children under 16, concession/pension/Commonwealth Seniors Health Card holders and selected appointments as bulk-billing eligible. Ask reception what you will pay for your exact visit before booking.

How to Book Woolloongabba Medical Centre

The official website provides a “Book Appointment” pathway and a clinic phone number. For a simple GP issue, online booking may be suitable. For skin checks, women’s health, mental health care plans, chronic disease care, procedures, forms or multiple issues, calling reception first is safer.

Use online booking forOne simple GP issue, straightforward follow-up, repeat script discussion, certificate or basic referral.
Call reception forSkin checks, women’s health, contraception, procedures, mental health, chronic disease plans, paperwork or fee confirmation.
Ask for the right GPSome doctors publicly list women’s health, skin/cosmetics, dermatology, pregnancy care or mental health interests.
Bring to appointmentMedicare card, photo ID, concession card, medication list, pathology results, referral letters, forms and payment card.
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Woolloongabba Medical Centre Hours

The clinic’s official pages list 7-day opening. This is useful for patients searching “Woolloongabba GP open Saturday,” “Woolloongabba GP open Sunday,” or “Woolloongabba Medical Centre hours.” Always confirm public holiday hours and doctor availability before travelling.

Day Listed hours Patient note
Monday 7:00am–7:00pm Good for early or after-work GP appointments if a doctor is available.
Tuesday 7:00am–7:00pm Use a longer appointment for skin checks, mental health or multiple issues.
Wednesday 7:00am–7:00pm Call if you need a specific GP or women’s-health appointment.
Thursday 7:00am–7:00pm Confirm fee and doctor availability before booking late.
Friday 8:00am–5:00pm Do not leave urgent scripts or referral needs until late Friday.
Saturday 9:00am–5:00pm Useful for weekend GP access; billing and availability should be confirmed.
Sunday 9:00am–3:00pm Call before travelling close to closing time.

Skin Checks at Woolloongabba Medical Centre

The official services page lists Skin Checks and Minor Surgical Procedures. The doctor profiles also mention interests such as Skin & Cosmetics, Dermatology and preventive medicine. This makes the clinic relevant for patients searching “Woolloongabba skin check,” “skin cancer check Woolloongabba,” or “GP skin check near The Gabba.”

Book a dedicated skin-check slotDo not squeeze a full-body skin check into a short standard GP appointment.
Tell reception your concernMole change, new lesion, bleeding spot, non-healing sore, family history or previous skin cancer should be mentioned when booking.
Ask about procedure feesIf biopsy, excision, dressings or pathology are needed, fees can differ from a standard consult.
Prepare properlyAvoid heavy makeup or fake tan, bring previous biopsy records and make a list of spots you are worried about.

Skin safety: A changing mole, bleeding lesion, rapidly growing lump or non-healing sore should not wait for months. Call the clinic, 13 HEALTH or healthdirect if you are unsure how soon to be seen.

Women’s Health GP Services at Woolloongabba Medical Centre

The official site lists Women’s Health, Sexual Health, Antenatal Care, Contraceptive Services and Maternal Health Services. Doctor profiles also mention women’s health, pregnancy care, obstetrics and gynaecology interests.

Women’s health consultsPeriods, contraception, menopause, cervical screening, breast concerns, pelvic pain, sexual health and preventive checks.
Pregnancy and antenatalAsk reception for pregnancy-care appointment type, GP availability and referral requirements.
ContraceptionImplanon, Mirena or other contraceptive discussions may need a specific GP, procedure booking or separate fee check.
Longer appointment may helpComplex symptoms, mental health, pelvic pain, menopause or multiple concerns should not be rushed.

Booking script: “I need a women’s-health appointment at Woolloongabba Medical Centre. Is there a GP with women’s-health interest available, and should I book a standard or longer consult?”

Original Tool: Woolloongabba Skin & Women’s Health Appointment Checker

This mini tool helps you choose between online booking, calling reception, booking a long consult, asking for a skin-check slot, using 13 HEALTH / healthdirect, or calling 000. It is not medical advice and cannot diagnose symptoms.

Choose the options above, then tap “Check Best Next Step”.

Safety limit: This checker is a navigation aid only. It does not assess symptoms. Call 000 for emergencies, 13 HEALTH on 13 43 25 84 for Queensland nurse advice, or healthdirect on 1800 022 222 if unsure.

Woolloongabba Medical Centre Billing and Bulk Billing: What to Confirm

The official website contains bulk-billing wording, but also includes a later notice saying most consultations will attract a fee with Medicare rebates processed at the time of payment. It also lists bulk billing as still available for children under 16, holders of valid Concession, Pension or Commonwealth Seniors Health Cards, and eligible appointments including Mental Health Care Plans, Chronic Disease Management Plans and Health Assessments.

Ask before booking“Will this exact appointment be bulk billed, gap billed or privately billed?”
Skin check feesAsk about full skin checks, biopsies, excisions, dressings and pathology costs before attending.
Women’s health feesAsk about cervical screening, contraception procedures, pregnancy visits, sexual health tests and longer consults.
Bring cardsTake Medicare card, concession/pension/senior card if relevant, and a payment card in case a gap applies.

Fee script: “I’m booking for skin/women’s health. Is this eligible for bulk billing, or will there be a consultation fee, procedure fee, pathology fee or gap payment?”

Woolloongabba Medical Centre Services

The official services list is broad. Patients should choose the correct appointment type instead of booking a basic GP consult for every issue.

General GP careGeneral medical consultation, illness, scripts, referrals, certificates and preventive care.
Skin checksSkin checks, suspicious spots, dermatology-related concerns and minor surgical procedures.
Women’s healthWomen’s health, contraception, sexual health, antenatal care and maternal health services.
Children’s healthFamily and children care, immunisations and child health services.
Mental healthMental health treatment plans and access to psychology/counselling pathways.
PathologyPathology is listed by the official site; confirm collection time and fasting requirements.
Travel healthTravel health and vaccines may require planning, stock checks and possible private costs.
Men’s healthMen’s health clinic, preventive checks and chronic disease care.
Occupational healthOfficial wording says occupational health and work-related injury management are not covered by Medicare.

After-Hours Help Near Woolloongabba Medical Centre

The official website mentions a 24/7 after-hours doctor service and a 247 Doctor Service number. If you need Queensland nurse advice, 13 HEALTH is available on 13 43 25 84. Healthdirect also provides 24/7 health advice on 1800 022 222.

Call 000Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, serious injury, heavy bleeding or severe allergic reaction.
Call 13 HEALTHQueensland nurse advice: 13 43 25 84, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Call healthdirect1800 022 222 for national 24/7 health advice when unsure what care is needed.
After-hours doctorUse only if suitable for your symptoms. Confirm fees, coverage area and waiting time.

Urgent Care vs Woolloongabba GP: Which Should You Use?

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics are for urgent but not life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Australian Government guidance says Medicare UCCs are walk-in, bulk billed, open extended hours and staffed by doctors and nurses. They are not for life-threatening emergencies.

Use GPRoutine scripts, referrals, preventive checks, skin checks, women’s health, chronic disease and mental health care plans.
Use urgent careCuts, sprains, minor fractures, minor burns, infections, ear/eye problems, UTIs, insect bites or rashes that cannot wait.
Use 000Life-threatening symptoms, severe pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke signs, chest pain, major trauma or collapse.
Call if unsureUse 13 HEALTH or healthdirect to decide whether GP, urgent care, ED or self-care is safer.
Learn About Medicare UCCs Find a Medicare UCC

Patient Help Video: Symptom Checker, GP, Urgent Care or 000?

Patient education note

This is not a Woolloongabba Medical Centre promotional video. It is included because patients often need help deciding whether to book a GP, use healthdirect, call 13 HEALTH, attend urgent care or call 000.

  • Book GP for routine and ongoing care.
  • Use urgent care for urgent but non-life-threatening problems.
  • Call 13 HEALTH or healthdirect if unsure.
  • Call 000 for serious or life-threatening symptoms.

Woolloongabba Medical Centre Map, Parking and Access

Woolloongabba Medical Centre is located at 468 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102. It may suit patients from Woolloongabba, East Brisbane, South Brisbane, Kangaroo Point, Coorparoo, Annerley, Greenslopes, Dutton Park, West End, Highgate Hill and Brisbane city fringe areas.

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People Also Search For: Woolloongabba GP, Skin Check and Women’s Health

This section covers related Google, Bing and AI-search style intent naturally, without keyword stuffing.

Woolloongabba Medical Centre skin checkThe official services page lists Skin Checks and Minor Surgical Procedures.
Woolloongabba Medical Centre women’s healthOfficial services list Women’s Health, Sexual Health, Contraceptive Services and Antenatal Care.
Woolloongabba Medical Centre hoursOfficial pages list 7-day hours, with shorter Friday and Sunday sessions.
Woolloongabba Medical Centre phone numberThe public phone number is 07 3217 3344.
Woolloongabba GP bulk billingBilling wording should be confirmed because the website includes both bulk-billing and fee/rebate language.
GP near The GabbaThe 468 Vulture Street location is close to The Gabba and inner-south Brisbane suburbs.

Common Mistakes Before Booking Woolloongabba Medical Centre

  • Assuming all consultations are bulk billed without confirming your exact appointment type.
  • Booking a short GP consult for a full skin check, multiple lesions or possible procedure.
  • Booking women’s health as a general consult when you may need a longer or specific appointment.
  • Forgetting Medicare card, concession card, payment card, prior results or request forms.
  • Using GP booking for emergency symptoms instead of calling 000.
  • Ignoring after-hours nurse advice options when you are unsure what care is needed.
  • Assuming pathology, allied health, occupational health or procedure fees follow normal GP billing rules.
  • Driving during major Gabba event traffic without checking parking and arrival time.

Official and Trusted Sources Used

This page is an independent patient guide for MedicalCentre-AU.org. It is not the official website of Woolloongabba Medical Centre, Gabba Medical Centre, Queensland Health, healthdirect, Medicare, 13 HEALTH or any emergency service.

Always confirm current hours, fees, doctor availability, online booking, skin-check appointments, women’s-health appointments, procedure fees, pathology timing and after-hours access directly with the clinic or official service before travelling.

Official Woolloongabba / Gabba Medical Centre website Clinic hours, address, phone, doctors, booking links, services and billing wording. Official services page Skin Checks, Women’s Health, Pathology, Mental Health, Minor Surgical Procedures, Travel Health and other services. Official contact page Address, phone, fax, email and contact pathway. Queensland Government 13 HEALTH 24/7 registered nurse advice: 13 43 25 84. healthdirect 24-hour health advice and symptom checker: 1800 022 222. Australian Government Medicare UCC information Walk-in urgent care for urgent but not life-threatening illness or injury.

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FAQ: Woolloongabba Medical Centre Skin, Women’s Health and GP

What is Woolloongabba Medical Centre phone number?

The public phone number for Woolloongabba Medical Centre is 07 3217 3344. The fax number listed on the official site is 07 3189 4808.

Where is Woolloongabba Medical Centre located?

Woolloongabba Medical Centre is located at 468 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.

What are Woolloongabba Medical Centre opening hours?

Official pages list Monday to Thursday 7am–7pm, Friday 8am–5pm, Saturday 9am–5pm and Sunday 9am–3pm. Confirm public holiday hours before travelling.

Does Woolloongabba Medical Centre offer skin checks?

Yes. The official services page lists Skin Checks, and the site also lists minor surgical procedures and doctors with skin, dermatology or skin/cosmetic interests.

Does Woolloongabba Medical Centre offer women’s health services?

Yes. The official site lists Women’s Health, Contraceptive Services, Sexual Health, Antenatal Care and Maternal Health Services.

Does Woolloongabba Medical Centre bulk bill?

The official website contains mixed wording. It references bulk billing, but also includes a fee/rebate notice and selected bulk-billing eligibility groups. Patients should call and confirm the current fee for their exact appointment.

Should I book a standard appointment for a full skin check?

No. A full skin check, multiple spots, biopsy discussion or procedure concern should usually be booked as a dedicated skin-check appointment or discussed with reception first.

Can I book women’s health with a female GP?

You can ask reception whether a female GP or a GP with women’s-health interest is available. Availability can change by day and doctor roster.

What should I bring to Woolloongabba Medical Centre?

Bring your Medicare card, photo ID, concession or pension card if relevant, medication list, previous results, referral letters, request forms and a payment card in case a fee applies.

What should I do if Woolloongabba Medical Centre is closed?

For emergencies, call 000. For Queensland nurse advice, call 13 HEALTH on 13 43 25 84. You can also call healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for 24/7 health advice.

Final Patient Summary

Woolloongabba Medical Centre is a 7-day GP clinic at 468 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102. It is relevant for patients searching for GP care, skin checks, women’s health, pathology, immunisation, mental health, minor procedures and family care near The Gabba. Before booking, confirm the exact appointment type and billing because official wording includes both bulk-billing and fee/rebate information. For emergencies, call 000.

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