If you are searching for SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane, this independent guide brings together the details patients usually need before booking: doctors, current published opening hours, HotDoc appointments, telehealth, fees, bulk-billing rules, Japanese-language care, services, after-hours options and the clinic’s Adelaide Street location.
The clinic’s current website lists Level 3, 102 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000, phone 07 3438 9835 and email reception@skyarchmedicalclinic.com.au. The practice is next to King George Square/Brisbane City Hall and close to King George Square bus station.
SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
A patient-first Brisbane CBD guide for local residents, students, travellers, international patients and people who want face-to-face or telehealth GP care in English or Japanese.
The clinic’s current home and practice-information pages publish the following general hours.
The clinic currently publishes mixed/private billing rather than universal bulk billing.
📍 SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane address, phone and access
SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane is located at Level 3, 102 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000. The practice describes the building as next to King George Square and Brisbane City Hall, with access by lift to Level 3. Its main phone number is 07 3438 9835, fax is 07 3438 9836, and reception email is reception@skyarchmedicalclinic.com.au.
⏰ SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane opening hours in 2026
The clinic’s current homepage and practice-information page both publish 8:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays and 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on weekends and public holidays. They also publish longer telephone/video hours: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm weekdays and 10:00 am to 5:00 pm weekends/public holidays.
However, the older booking page still shows earlier time ranges and says Saturday, Sunday and public-holiday sessions may be telephone-only. Because the clinic’s own pages are not fully synchronised, use the current homepage/practice-information schedule as the main published timetable but confirm the appointment type before travelling on a weekend or public holiday.
| Day / service | Current published hours | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday clinic | 8:00 am – 6:00 pm | Check HotDoc for live face-to-face availability. |
| Saturday clinic | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm | Weekend fees may be higher; confirm live booking. |
| Sunday clinic | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm published | Older booking information conflicts; call before travelling. |
| Public holidays | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm published | Holiday closures can override normal hours; check current notices. |
| Phone/video Mon–Fri | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm | Telehealth eligibility and fee rules apply. |
| Phone/video weekends/public holidays | 10:00 am – 5:00 pm | Book through the clinic/HotDoc and confirm availability. |
✅ How to book SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane
The official website directs patients to HotDoc and also accepts bookings by phone. The clinic’s booking information says telephone and video consultations can be booked from across Australia.
Use HotDoc to check current doctors, times and appointment types. Live availability is more useful than relying on a static opening-hours table.
The clinic offers in-person and telehealth care. If you are unsure whether your concern can be managed by phone/video, call reception rather than guessing.
The clinic warns that if a standard consultation runs beyond the standard slot, a long-consultation fee may apply. Tell reception if you have several issues, forms, a care plan or a procedure request.
Ask what you will pay for your specific doctor, appointment length, weekend/public-holiday time, procedure or telehealth service before the consultation.
💳 Fees, Medicare and bulk billing
SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane currently publishes a mixed/private billing policy. The clinic’s practice-information page says a standard consultation of about 15 minutes has a $50 out-of-pocket amount, while a long consultation has a $90 out-of-pocket amount. The same page currently displays full-fee and Medicare-rebate amounts alongside those gaps; because Medicare schedules and clinic fees can change, the safest number to rely on is the amount confirmed for your booking.
The English practice-information page says bulk billing is available for patients under 16 years of age and DVA card holders. It also says each GP may vary the out-of-pocket fee, international patients have a different fee schedule, OSHC/OVHC patients may need to pay the full consultation fee and claim from their insurer, and additional charges apply on weekends/public holidays.
| Published billing item | Current clinic wording | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation (~15 min) | $50 out of pocket published | Total fee, Medicare rebate and doctor-specific gap. |
| Long consultation (>15 min) | $90 out of pocket published | Long-consult fee and rebate before attending. |
| Children under 16 | Bulk billing listed | Eligibility for the exact appointment/service. |
| DVA card holders | Bulk billing listed | Card/eligibility and service coverage. |
| Weekend/public holiday | Additional fee applies | Exact surcharge for your time and service. |
| International / no Medicare | Different/private schedule | Full fee and insurer reimbursement process. |
| Late cancellation / no-show | $50 published | Clinic asks for at least 6 hours’ notice. |
👥 SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane doctors in 2026
The clinic’s current official team page lists Dr Tatsuo Nagashima and Dr Camillus Kentaro McLaughlin. Dr McLaughlin joined the clinic in July 2026, making the current team page more up to date than older directory profiles that may show only one GP.
Dr Tatsuo Nagashima
Director / General Practitioner. The clinic lists qualifications including MD, PhD, MJ and FRACGP. His official profile describes prior paediatric/neonatal experience in Japan and Australia and current interests across general medicine, chronic disease, mental health, paediatrics, antenatal care, women’s and men’s health, sexual health/HIV, LGBTQIA+ health and skin cancer care.
The clinic states that Dr Nagashima consults in English and Japanese.
Dr Camillus Kentaro McLaughlin
The clinic says Dr McLaughlin graduated from James Cook University and has more than 10 years of experience working in emergency departments across Australia. His current profile lists interests in preventive health, chronic disease, men’s and women’s health, paediatrics and minor procedures.
The clinic states that Dr McLaughlin is fluent in English and Japanese.
🩺 GP services at SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane
The official services page says the clinic welcomes new patients and provides care across acute illness and preventive healthcare, including skin checks, chronic disease management, health assessments, pregnancy/antenatal care, paediatrics, work-related injuries and travel health. It also lists Japanese/English consultations, mental health, LGBTQIA+ care, sexual health/HIV medicine, women’s and men’s health, vaccinations and medical certificates.
The clinic promotes bilingual consultations and Japanese-language support for patients who prefer it.
The official service list includes diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, kidney disease, cardiovascular risk, gout, thyroid and other chronic conditions.
The clinic lists mental-health consultations, care planning and referral to psychology/psychiatry when appropriate.
The practice states that it offers non-judgmental LGBTQIA+ care and gender-affirming hormone treatment/referral support.
The services page lists STI screening/treatment, HIV medicine, PrEP/PEP care and sexual-health certificates.
Skin checks, biopsies, selected skin-cancer procedures and mole/tumour removal are listed; some procedures are private-fee services.
The clinic lists menstrual problems, contraception, Implanon insertion/removal, cervical screening and related care.
The practice lists childhood follow-up, vaccination, acute illness and asthma care.
Travel vaccination advice and travel letters are listed; contact the clinic early for destination-specific timing.
The clinic says it administers most vaccinations but currently does not provide COVID-19 vaccination at the clinic.
Work/school and vaccination certificates are listed. Medical certificates require a GP consultation.
Work-related care and WorkCover are included on the official services page.
📱 Telephone and video consultations
SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane accepts telephone and video consultations, and its booking information says patients can book telehealth from across Australia. The current practice-information page says telehealth consultation fees are the same as in-person consultation fees.
The clinic also states that Medicare-covered telephone/video consultations generally depend on the patient having had a face-to-face consultation with one of the clinic’s GPs within the previous 12 months. Patients who do not meet that condition may still be able to use telehealth but can be charged a private fee. Some care-plan services require face-to-face or video rather than telephone-only consultation.
Current published telehealth hours
- Monday–Friday: 8:00 am–7:00 pm
- Weekends/public holidays: 10:00 am–5:00 pm
- Australia-wide booking is promoted by the clinic.
Confirm before booking
- whether your issue is suitable for phone/video;
- whether Medicare eligibility applies;
- the exact fee or insurer process;
- whether a physical examination is needed.
あ Japanese-language and multilingual support
A distinctive feature of SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane is its focus on English and Japanese consultations. The official website says most doctors, nurses and reception staff speak Japanese, and the current team page lists English/Japanese for multiple team members. One receptionist is also listed with Malayalam and Tamil.
The Consulate-General of Japan in Brisbane also lists SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane in its medical-provider information, including its Adelaide Street location, contact details and Japanese-speaking doctor information. Patients who specifically need Japanese-language care should still state that preference when booking so the clinic can match the right appointment.
🧾 New patients, scripts, referrals and test results
The clinic’s services page says new patients are welcome. For a first appointment, bring or have ready your Medicare/insurance details, current medicine list, allergies, relevant specialist letters, recent test or imaging results and any forms you want the GP to review.
| Patient task | Clinic-published process | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Repeat regular script | Non-urgent $20; urgent $30 published | Some medicines, including Schedule 8 medicines, require a consultation. |
| Referral-only request | Non-urgent $20; urgent $30 published | Some referrals still require a GP consultation. |
| Test results | Follow-up consultation requested | Clinic says result discussions follow its mixed-billing policy. |
| Home visit | May be arranged when appropriate | Clinic prefers surgery attendance where possible; call reception. |
| Medical certificate | Requires GP consultation | Book early if you need a certificate for the same day. |
🚑 After-hours and emergency care
The clinic says that if a condition is truly urgent, patients should call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department. For after-hours GP care, the practice information refers patients to House Call Doctor. The clinic page contains two different phone numbers in separate sections, while House Call Doctor’s current booking information uses 13 55 66; use that current service number or the clinic’s answering service rather than relying on the older conflicting number.
| Situation | Access point | Contact / action |
|---|---|---|
| Routine GP issue during clinic hours | SkyArch Medical Clinic Brisbane | 07 3438 9835 or HotDoc |
| After-hours non-emergency GP care | House Call Doctor | 13 55 66 |
| Critical or life-threatening emergency | Emergency services | 000 |
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🔗 Official & supporting sources
This guide prioritises the clinic’s own current pages. Where different clinic pages show different hours or phone details, the article says so rather than silently choosing one.