Dee Why Medicare Urgent Care Clinic is now operating in Brookvale, offering walk-in, bulk-billed treatment for urgent but non-life-threatening conditions outside hospital emergency departments.
Clinic Location And Hours
The Dee Why Medicare Urgent Care Clinic is located at 10 Dale Street, Brookvale, within the Warringah Medical & Dental Centre. It is open Monday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and patients can attend without an appointment.
The clinic provides 100 per cent bulk-billed services with a valid Medicare card, with no out-of-pocket costs for patients attending under the clinic model.
What The Clinic Treats In Brookvale
The clinic is set up to manage conditions requiring prompt care that are not life threatening. Examples include cuts, viral infections and sprains, alongside wound management, minor burns, minor eye or ear problems, insect bites, vomiting and dehydration.
On-site services at the clinic include pathology, X-ray and pharmacy, allowing patients to access multiple services in one place.
Hospital Demand Context
The clinic is intended to ease demand on Northern Beaches Hospital, where around 36 per cent of presentations in 2023–24 were classified as semi-urgent or non-urgent.
Across New South Wales, data reports semi-urgent emergency department presentations have decreased by 5.1 per cent, while non-urgent presentations have decreased by 8.7 per cent.
Chatswood Clinic Also Open
A second Medicare Urgent Care Clinic has also opened in Chatswood, located at 270 Victoria Avenue, operating extended hours seven days a week, with walk-in access and bulk billing.
Published 21-Jan-2026
