Bicton Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking
Bicton Medical Clinic is a long-established general practice at 3 Westbury Crescent, Bicton WA 6157, serving patients in Bicton and the wider Fremantle area. This 2026 guide covers the clinic’s doctors, current booking process, opening information, consultation fees, services, urgent appointments, prescriptions, referrals, test results, after-hours care and practical information to help you plan your visit.
Bicton Medical Clinic at a glance
Bicton Medical Clinic opening hours
The clinic’s online booking listing currently publishes the following regular practice hours. Because appointment availability can vary by doctor and day, confirm the time shown in the live booking system before travelling.
| Day | Published opening hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8:45am–5:00pm |
| Tuesday | 8:45am–5:00pm |
| Wednesday | 8:45am–1:00pm |
| Thursday | 8:45am–5:00pm |
| Friday | 8:45am–5:00pm |
| Saturday | Closed / no Saturday bulk billing according to current published billing information |
| Sunday | Closed |
Bicton Medical Clinic doctors
Current online practice information identifies the following GPs. Doctor availability can change, so the live appointment system should be treated as the final check for who is accepting bookings.
Dr Ciara Brennan
Dr Brennan is listed as a female GP providing general family practice care, including acute medical problems and women’s health issues.
Dr Olu Odude
Dr Odude is listed as a male GP with interests including general family practice, complex medical problems, dermatology and skin cancer, anxiety and depression, spinal and musculoskeletal problems, and iron infusions.
Services at Bicton Medical Clinic
👨👩👧 Family & general health
- Adult health
- Child and adolescent health
- Men’s health
- Women’s health
- Urgent care
- Preventative health assessments
🩺 Chronic & preventative care
- Care plans
- Diabetic care
- Health assessments
- Home medicine reviews
- Veteran Affairs care
- Worker’s compensation
👩 Women’s & pregnancy care
- Pregnancy care
- Women’s health consultations
- Contraception and reproductive health discussions
- Relevant preventive screening and referrals
🧠 Mental & sexual health
- Mental health care
- Sexual health
- Assessment and management of anxiety and depression
- Referral where specialist care is required
💉 Immunisation & vaccination
- Routine immunisations
- Flu vaccinations
- Private vaccinations where applicable
🩹 Procedures & skin care
- Skin cancer screening
- Minor procedures
- Wound care
- Relevant medical certificates
- Referral services
🏠 Additional care
- Home visits
- Telehealth appointments
- Home medicine reviews
- Urgent appointments
📄 Work & administrative medicine
- Medical certificates
- Workers’ compensation consultations
- Referrals
- Health assessments
Bicton Medical Clinic fees in 2026
The clinic describes itself as a private billing medical practice and says payment is required at the time of the appointment. Its published fee schedule currently lists the following consultation prices.
| Appointment type | Published fee | Published Medicare rebate |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation | $105 | $45.05 |
| Standard consultation — Pension Card | $85 | $45.05 |
| Long consultation | $165 | $87.10 |
| Long consultation — Pension Card | $120 | $87.10 |
| Extra-long consultation | $240 | $125.10 |
| Extra-long consultation — Pension Card | $180 | $125.10 |
- The clinic says children over 12 are no longer bulk billed.
- There is no bulk billing after 4:00pm, including children.
- New patients are not bulk billed according to the published fee policy.
- Extra costs can apply to procedures, driver’s licences, private immunisations and commercial licences.
- Failure to attend an appointment attracts an $80 fee.
Fees and Medicare rebates can change. Confirm the current charge when booking, especially for procedures, medicals and longer consultations.
How to book a Bicton Medical Clinic appointment
Book online
The clinic’s official booking page directs patients to Healthengine for online appointments.
Choose the right length
Book a long appointment if you have multiple problems or need more time, such as for a mental health consultation.
Walk-ins, waiting times and appointment preparation
Bicton Medical Clinic usually requires patients to book ahead, but the practice says it may be able to assist walk-in patients. Booked patients receive priority.
GP appointments can sometimes run late when doctors are dealing with urgent or complex medical problems. The clinic asks patients to allow for this possibility.
- ✓ Bring your Medicare or concession card where applicable
- ✓ Bring a current medication list
- ✓ Tell reception if you need a long appointment
- ✓ Mention if your visit is for a procedure or health assessment
- ✓ Bring relevant referral or medical paperwork
- ✓ Arrive with enough time for registration and payment
Repeat prescriptions and referrals
💊 Repeat prescriptions
The practice asks patients to make an appointment for repeat prescriptions because doctors need to review the patient’s medical condition before issuing a prescription.
If a prescription has been lost or a recent consultation did not include a required repeat script, reception can send a request to the GP, who decides whether it is appropriate.
📄 Specialist referrals
Patients should make an appointment for referrals. The clinic says this allows the GP to provide the specialist with up-to-date medical information and meet Medicare-related requirements.
Medical certificates and test results
Medical certificates
The clinic states that medical certificates cannot be backdated or provided without a consultation. If you need a certificate, arrange an appointment with your GP.
Test results
Your doctor will explain how you will be notified about test results. The clinic says normal results generally do not result in a separate notification. If a GP wants to follow up an abnormal result, a nurse or receptionist may contact you to arrange an appointment. If you want to discuss normal results further, make an appointment with your GP.
Telehealth, home visits and culturally appropriate care
The official services list includes telehealth appointments and home visits. Availability depends on the patient’s circumstances, the doctor and the type of consultation, so confirm eligibility when booking.
The practice also states that it provides culturally appropriate care and can arrange a translator or an interpreter for people who are hearing impaired.
After-hours medical care
Dial-a-Doctor
After-hours phone: 1300 030 030
Bicton Medical Clinic directs patients to the Dial-a-Doctor locum service when the practice is closed.
For serious or life-threatening symptoms, do not wait for an after-hours GP service. Call 000 or attend an appropriate emergency department.
Where is Bicton Medical Clinic?
The clinic is located at 3 Westbury Crescent, Bicton WA 6157, in the Fremantle area of Western Australia.
Bicton Medical Clinic contact details
| Clinic | Bicton Medical Clinic |
|---|---|
| Address | 3 Westbury Crescent, Bicton WA 6157 |
| Phone | (08) 9339 4744 |
| Fax | (08) 9339 5753 |
| Website | bictonmedical.com.au |
| Online appointments | Official booking page |
| After-hours | Dial-a-Doctor 1300 030 030 |
Frequently asked questions
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Official Bicton Medical Clinic resources
Information in this guide was checked against Bicton Medical Clinic’s official website and current booking information. Fees, GP availability, opening hours, billing rules and services can change. Confirm important details directly with the clinic before relying on them.