Albury Central Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Albury Central Medical Clinic at a glance

Opening hours above follow the clinic’s own contact information. Always confirm holiday or exceptional closures before travelling.

Where is Albury Central Medical Clinic?

The practice is located on David Street in central Albury at Level 1, 566 David Street, Albury NSW 2640. The clinic describes itself as conveniently located in central Albury and provides general-practice and nursing services from this location.

If you are using a navigation app, search for Albury Central Medical Clinic or enter 566 David Street, Albury NSW 2640. Because the practice is on Level 1, check the building entrance and allow a little extra time if you are unfamiliar with the location.

Albury Central Medical Clinic opening hours in 2026

Important: third-party directories can show different hours for medical practices. For this guide, the clinic’s own contact page is treated as the primary source for regular opening hours.

Albury Central Medical Clinic doctors

The clinic’s current team page identifies the following doctors. Doctor availability can change, so a name appearing on the team page does not guarantee that a particular doctor has an appointment available on the day you call.

The clinic also lists a registered nurse on its team page. Doctor availability, appointment types and individual areas of interest should be confirmed with reception when booking.

What services does Albury Central Medical Clinic provide?

The practice provides a broad general-practice service rather than operating only as a walk-in clinic. The official services information lists routine GP care together with preventive, chronic-disease, women’s, men’s, children’s, occupational and travel-related services.

Occupational health and workplace medicals

Albury Central Medical Clinic also lists occupational-health services. This can be useful for employers, workers and applicants who need a specific medical assessment rather than a standard GP consultation.

• Injury management, including same-day initial injury assessment where available.
• Pre-employment and exit medicals.
• CASA aviation medicals.
• Rail medicals, including Categories 1, 2 and 3.
• Road and transport medicals, including commercial-driver and trucksafe-related assessments.
• Police medicals.
• Health surveillance and exposure medicals, including listed workplace exposures.
• Drug and alcohol screening.
• Audiometry, spirometry and ECG services as listed occupational-health assessments.
• Q-Fever provider services for eligible occupational groups.
• Travel medicine advice and workplace immunisations.

Does Albury Central Medical Clinic have onsite pathology?

Yes. The clinic’s services page lists an onsite Dorevitch Pathology collection centre. The published collection times are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am–2pm.

If your GP has ordered pathology, confirm with the clinic or pathology provider whether your particular test can be collected onsite and whether you need to attend during the collection window.

How to book an appointment at Albury Central Medical Clinic

The safest way to arrange care is to contact the clinic directly on (02) 6021 5555. The clinic’s own information says consultations are by appointment and recommends telling reception about the nature of your appointment so the correct appointment length and resources can be arranged.

Can you get a same-day appointment?

The clinic states that a small number of appointments are available for urgent problems each morning and afternoon. This does not mean every urgent request will result in a same-day appointment.

When you call, explain that the problem is urgent and ask whether a same-day slot is available. The practice also says walk-ins are triaged, so calling first is generally the better way to understand the available pathway.

Fees, private billing and Medicare rebates

Albury Central Medical Clinic states that it is a private billing practice and payment is required on the day. The clinic says children under 16 and holders of a DVA entitlement card are bulk billed. It also states that pension and health-care card holders receive a discount and that on-the-spot Medicare rebates are available.

Additional fees can apply to certain services, including surgical procedures, vaccines and tests such as pregnancy testing, ECG, spirometry and audiometry. The clinic says reception will advise patients when applicable if a higher fee is expected, including for procedures, longer consultations and vaccinations.

Telehealth and video consultations

The clinic offers telephone and video consultations in appropriate circumstances. Its published policy says new patients and patients who have not attended the clinic face-to-face within the previous 12 months will be charged the full consultation fee for telephone/video consultations and will not receive a Medicare rebate under that policy.

The clinic also states that its doctors do not provide telehealth/video appointments for patients who are overseas. If you are unsure whether your concern is appropriate for telehealth, call reception before arranging the consultation.

Repeat prescriptions and specialist referrals

The clinic notes that a medical review may be required before a repeat prescription or specialist referral is provided. In some circumstances, such as a lost prescription, a different process may apply and a fee may be charged.

The practice says there can be an additional charge if a prescription needs to be sent directly to a preferred pharmacy and asks patients to allow up to 48 hours before collection.

Specialist referrals cannot be requested by telephone alone and will not be provided without a prior consultation.

What should you bring to your appointment?

• Your Medicare card and any relevant concession or DVA card.
• A current medication list, including medicines, doses and supplements if possible.
• Referral letters, pathology reports, imaging reports or other relevant documents.
• Forms or paperwork if the appointment is for employment, insurance, transport, police, aviation or another medical assessment.
• A clear list of the main issues you want to discuss, particularly if you have several concerns.
• Details of allergies and previous adverse reactions where relevant.

If you need a longer consultation, procedure or special assessment, tell reception when booking rather than assuming a standard appointment will be sufficient.

Test results: what patients should know

The clinic states that patients are generally required to make a return appointment to discuss investigation results. This gives the doctor an opportunity to explain the result and arrange follow-up where needed.

The practice also says patients are responsible for obtaining the results of investigations. If you have not been contacted within seven days after a test, the clinic advises you to phone reception to check whether the results have been received and whether follow-up is required.

After-hours doctors and urgent care in Albury

Albury Central Medical Clinic’s regular opening hours end at 5pm on weekdays and the clinic is closed on weekends and public holidays. For urgent medical care outside normal practice hours, the clinic directs patients to an after-hours home-visit service.

The clinic’s published after-hours information identifies Call Doctors Home Visit Services on 1300 13 29 29. The listed service hours are Monday–Friday, 6pm–8am, from 12pm Saturday, and 24 hours on Sunday and public holidays. Confirm current availability and eligibility directly with the service before relying on these arrangements.

Albury Base Hospital and emergency care

For a medical emergency, do not wait for a GP appointment. The clinic specifically advises calling 000 for life-threatening emergencies.

The clinic identifies Albury Base Hospital at 201 Borella Road, East Albury as an emergency department option. Its published contact information lists the hospital phone number as (02) 6058 4444.

How to choose the right appointment

Frequently asked questions

Official information and useful links

Practical checklist before you call

• Know whether your appointment is routine, urgent, occupational, procedural or for a test result.
• Have your Medicare, DVA, pension or health-care card details available if applicable.
• Ask whether you need a standard or longer consultation.
• Ask for the current consultation fee before confirming the booking.
• If you need a particular GP, ask about that doctor’s availability.
• For workplace medicals, have the employer’s form or required assessment details ready.
• For pathology, confirm the collection time and whether your particular test is performed onsite.
• If you need an interpreter, request one when booking.
• If you are seeking urgent care, say so clearly when speaking with reception.

About this Albury clinic guide

This page is an independent information guide about Albury Central Medical Clinic. It is not the clinic’s official website and does not represent the practice. Clinic details, doctor availability, fees, services and opening hours can change, so patients should confirm important information directly with the practice before travelling or booking.

For medical emergencies, use emergency services rather than relying on this guide. For routine appointment questions, contact the clinic directly on (02) 6021 5555.