If you are searching for Wodonga West Medical Clinic, the clinic’s current official information lists 60–62 Waratah Way, Wodonga VIC 3690, phone (02) 6056 2447, and regular office hours of 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday.
The clinic is a private-billing family general practice with a 2026 consultation-fee schedule, selected bulk-billing groups, online booking through the clinic-linked AutoMed system, phone booking, after-hours rostered care, travel medicine, occupational health, immunisations, chronic disease care, diabetes support, minor procedures and home visits for eligible existing regular patients.
Wodonga West GP Care: Doctors, Hours, Fees & Booking
A practical local guide for patients who need the current phone number, Waratah Way address, 2026 consultation fees, doctor information, online or phone booking, after-hours care, home-visit rules and the right appointment length.
The official fee schedule is effective from 1 July 2026.
The official appointments page says the clinic cannot facilitate walk-in appointments.
📍 Wodonga West Medical Clinic address, phone, email and map
The clinic lists its current address as 60–62 Waratah Way, Wodonga West, Victoria 3690. The main reception number is (02) 6056 2447, the fax number is (02) 6056 2168, and the clinic email is wodwest@wwmc.com.au.
The Australian Business Register also shows Wodonga West Medical Clinic as a current registered business name under The Trustee for WWMC Business Trust, with the main business location in VIC 3690.
⏰ Wodonga West Medical Clinic hours in 2026
The clinic’s own website consistently lists normal office hours as 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Friday. Its site footer says Saturday, Sunday and public holidays are rostered on call, which is different from being routinely open for walk-in or standard weekend appointments.
| Day / period | Official clinic information | What patients should do |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 8:30 am – 5:30 pm | Book ahead; the clinic does not facilitate walk-in appointments. |
| Saturday | Rostered on call | Phone the main number and follow the recorded after-hours instructions. |
| Sunday | Rostered on call | Use the after-hours pathway rather than assuming the clinic building is open. |
| Public holidays | Rostered on call | Call before travelling; routine consulting hours may not apply. |
✅ How to book Wodonga West Medical Clinic
The official home page offers an online booking system and links patients to AutoMed, while the contact and appointment pages tell patients to contact reception on (02) 6056 2447. Both pathways are therefore visible, but the phone is the better choice when the appointment is complex or does not fit a standard slot.
Use the AutoMed link from the clinic website for standard online availability. Call reception if you cannot find the appointment you need or want a particular doctor.
Standard appointments are booked in 15-minute intervals. If you have multiple or complex issues, tell reception so extra time can be allocated.
The clinic asks patients to book one 15-minute appointment for each person rather than combining family members into one slot.
Some appointments require confirmation 24 hours beforehand. The clinic uses SMS reminders and may cancel appointments that cannot be confirmed.
💳 Wodonga West Medical Clinic fees and bulk billing in 2026
The clinic publishes a clear private-fee schedule effective 1 July 2026. Payment is due at the time of consultation. The clinic says it accepts cash, EFTPOS and credit cards except AMEX; cheques are no longer accepted.
| Consultation type | Time | Full fee from 1 July 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Brief consultation | Under 10 minutes | $45.55 |
| Standard consultation | 10–15 minutes | $90.05 |
| Long consultation | More than 20 minutes | $132.10 |
| Prolonged consultation | 40–60 minutes | $173.35 |
| Extended consultation | More than 60 minutes | $252.90 |
Who the clinic says it bulk bills
For consultations only, the clinic states that it bulk bills Veteran Affairs cardholders, children under 16, and holders of valid Australian Government concession cards. However, new patients must pay the full fee for their first consultation regardless of concession cards.
| Patient / service | Billing position | Important condition |
|---|---|---|
| DVA cardholder | Bulk billed for consultations | Confirm how the new-patient first-consult rule applies if this is your first visit. |
| Child under 16 | Bulk billed for consultations | Procedures and non-consultation services may still attract fees. |
| Valid Australian Government concession card | Bulk billed for consultations | New patients pay the full initial consultation fee. |
| New patient initial consultation | Full fee required | The official page says this applies regardless of concession cards held. |
| Procedure | Additional fee | Procedures incur a fee regardless of concession cards. |
| Workers Compensation | Pay on day | Workers Compensation accounts must be paid on the day of consultation. |
👥 Wodonga West Medical Clinic doctors
The clinic’s official doctor archive contains several practitioner profiles. To reduce the risk of presenting an older or inconsistent profile as current, this guide highlights the five clinicians who appear both in the clinic’s current doctor archive and its official patient information material: Dr William Walton, Dr Douglas Colwell, Dr Sally Gabra, Dr Sumeet Singh and Dr Hooman Mohammadi.
Doctor availability and GP registrar placements can change over time. Check the clinic-linked booking system or call reception before assuming a particular doctor is consulting on the day you need.
| Doctor | Officially listed role | Practice interest shown in official material |
|---|---|---|
| Dr William Walton | Principal General Practitioner, FRACGP | Travel medicine and family medicine |
| Dr Douglas Colwell | General Practitioner, FRACGP | Occupational medicine and family medicine |
| Dr Sally Gabra | General Practitioner, FRACGP | Women’s health and family medicine |
| Dr Sumeet Singh | GP Registrar | Family medicine |
| Dr Hooman Mohammadi | GP Registrar | Family medicine |
🩺 Services at Wodonga West Medical Clinic
The clinic’s official service pages show a broader range than routine family GP visits. Patients can use the practice for chronic disease management, immunisations, diabetes education, travel medicine, occupational health, wound care, medical examinations, skin checks and selected minor procedures.
Family medicine consultations, follow-up care, preventive care and ongoing GP management.
Eligibility is assessed by the GP; the clinic says current chronic disease management planning is bulk billed.
Childhood immunisations plus travel vaccines; clinic nurses have specific immunisation training.
Travel consultations, advice and on-site vaccines including Yellow Fever, Rabies and Japanese Encephalitis.
Pre-employment and workplace medicals, including specialised occupational examinations.
Minor skin procedures, laceration repair, implant insertion/removal and nurse-supported wound care; fees can apply.
Support with diabetes education, diet, exercise and blood-glucose monitoring equipment.
Women’s health is listed among the clinic’s additional services.
Child health and childhood immunisation services are listed by the clinic.
The clinic reports an audiometer and booth, ECG and spirometer among its specialised equipment.
Insurance, pre-employment, sporting, diving and licence-related medical examinations are offered.
The clinic lists counselling, asthma plans and other doctor-specific services; confirm the appropriate doctor when booking.
⚡ Quick Fix and repeat-script clinics
The practice publishes two weekday fast-access clinic formats, but both still require an appointment. The Script Clinic runs from 8:30 am to 9:00 am and the Quick Clinic from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm on weekdays.
Script Clinic
8:30 am–9:00 am weekdays. Intended for short needs such as repeat prescriptions and similar quick tasks. You must book.
Quick Clinic
2:00 pm–3:00 pm weekdays. The clinic lists repeat prescriptions, non-WorkCover/TAC medical certificates, blood pressure checks, ongoing referrals and mole checks among suitable quick appointments.
🏠 Home visits: who can request one
The official overview page says a home-visit service is available at the treating doctor’s discretion for existing regular patients whose condition prevents them from attending the clinic. New patients who have not previously attended the clinic cannot access this service.
Home visits must be organised in advance and approved by the treating doctor. Call (02) 6056 2447 to discuss the situation rather than assuming a home visit can be arranged immediately.
| Situation | Published clinic rule |
|---|---|
| Existing regular patient unable to attend | May be considered — treating-doctor approval required. |
| New patient who has never attended | Not available under the clinic’s published home-visit policy. |
| Immediate life-threatening emergency | Call 000 — do not wait for a home-visit request. |
📋 Test results, reminders and follow-up
The clinic says results can be discussed at a follow-up appointment or by calling between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm on weekdays to speak with the nurse. Its published advice also tells patients not to assume the clinic will contact them about every result.
The clinic uses SMS reminders and recalls. A recall may ask you to contact the practice and make a follow-up appointment for results or treatment. Patients can opt out of the SMS reminder/recall service by speaking to reception.
🗓️ Cancellation and missed-appointment fees
The clinic’s 2026 fee page publishes non-attendance charges. These fees are not Medicare-rebatable and may need to be paid before another appointment is booked.
| Missed appointment | Published fee | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| New patient first 30-minute appointment | $132.10 | Failure to attend or cancellation less than 2 hours before the appointment. |
| Existing patient — brief | $35.00 | First missed appointment / late cancellation may attract this fee. |
| Existing patient — standard | $55.00 | First missed appointment / late cancellation may attract this fee. |
| Existing patient — long | $75.00 | First missed appointment / late cancellation may attract this fee. |
| Further missed appointments | Full appointment fee | The clinic says full appointment fees will apply after further failures to attend. |
🌙 Wodonga West Medical Clinic after-hours care
The clinic says it provides 24-hour care for patients through a rotating roster with two other Wodonga clinics: Central Medical Group and Federation Clinic. For after-hours medical assistance, call the normal clinic number (02) 6056 2447; a recorded message provides instructions for contacting the doctor on call.
The clinic warns that an after-hours consultation may attract a private fee. The on-call doctor should explain the arrangement when you speak with them.
| Need | Best published route | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Routine care during weekday hours | Wodonga West Medical Clinic appointment | (02) 6056 2447 |
| After-hours GP assistance | Clinic rostered on-call pathway | (02) 6056 2447 and follow recorded instructions |
| Unsure what care is needed | healthdirect / NURSE-ON-CALL | 1800 022 222 — 24/7 |
| Critical or life-threatening emergency | Emergency ambulance | 000 |
🛡️ Accreditation and clinic facilities
The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s national register lists Wodonga West Medical Clinic as an accredited general practice at 60–62 Waratah Way, Wodonga VIC 3690, with accreditation shown through 16 November 2028.
The clinic’s own quality page says accreditation is assessed against RACGP general-practice standards. Its overview also describes 10 examination rooms, a two-bed treatment room, waiting areas, a children’s play room, an audiometer and booth, ECG and spirometer.
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🔗 Official & supporting sources
The article prioritises the clinic’s own current pages for contact, hours, appointments, fees, services and doctors. Government sources are used for accreditation, business-name confirmation and national after-hours guidance.
- Wodonga West Medical Clinic official website
- Official appointments & fees
- Official contact page
- Official doctors directory
- Official services page
- Official overview, home visits & results
- Official quality & privacy page
- Australian accredited-practice register
- Australian Business Register
- healthdirect 24/7 helpline