Bullsbrook Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

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Plan the Right Bullsbrook Clinic Visit

Bullsbrook Medical Centre is located at Unit 4, 2529 Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook WA 6084. Use this guide to check online booking, extended opening hours, private fees, selected bulk-billing rules, doctors and onsite services before travelling.

The clinic website and healthdirect publish different weekday closing times and different after-hours providers. Use the live booking confirmation or call reception when the exact time, fee or service matters.

Book on HotDoc Call 08 9543 1800 Map and parking

Quick answer before you book

Use HotDoc for a routine GP consultation. Call reception for a walk-in request, long consultation, iron infusion, blood collection, skin procedure, work medical, psychology, physiotherapy, podiatry, dietitian appointment or any service that is not clearly available online.

AddressUnit 4, 2529 Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook WA 6084
Reception08 9543 1800
Emailinfo@bullsbrookmedicalcentre.com.au
Official-site after hoursNight Doctor 1300 644 483
Billing warning: HotDoc describes the clinic as private billing and says out-of-pocket fees are payable on the day. The clinic’s online-booking information lists limited weekday bulk billing for children under 12 and eligible concession or healthcare card holders. Confirm the exact doctor and appointment before relying on bulk billing.

I want to…

Choose the action that matches your visit. Online booking is suitable for many routine consultations, but procedures, allied-health services and urgent requests usually need reception confirmation.

Book a routine GP visit

Use HotDoc to see current doctors, appointment types and available times.

Open HotDoc booking

Ask for a same-day or walk-in visit

The clinic’s terms say walk-ins depend on availability. Call rather than assuming a doctor can see you.

Call reception

Confirm the fee

Ask whether the exact doctor and appointment will be private billed or qualify for limited bulk billing.

Review billing rules

Arrange an iron infusion

Call to confirm referral, recent blood results, appointment length, medication supply and total cost.

Plan the infusion

Book psychology or mental health care

Confirm practitioner availability, referral requirements, fees and Medicare rebate before attending.

Check allied-health steps

Request a prescription, referral or result

The clinic’s terms say repeat prescriptions and results generally require an appointment.

See the clinic rules

How to book the correct appointment

The safest booking is not always the first available slot. Choose enough time and confirm whether the task needs a procedure room, allied-health practitioner or additional preparation.

Identify the taskRoutine GP visit, several concerns, skin procedure, iron infusion, work medical, allied health, result discussion or prescription request.
Check the live rosterUse HotDoc to see who is currently bookable and which appointment types are offered.
Call when unclearReception can confirm walk-in capacity, visit length, procedure preparation and whether another practitioner is required.
Confirm fee and documentsAsk about private billing, Medicare eligibility, referral forms, recent results and payment before travelling.

Book online when…

You need a routine GP consultation and the correct doctor and appointment type are clearly available.

Call reception when…

You need a walk-in, long consultation, procedure, infusion, allied-health service, work medical or fee explanation.

Request more time when…

You have several concerns, chronic disease planning, mental health needs, forms, complex medicines or detailed history.

Useful booking phone script

“I need an appointment for [brief reason]. Which appointment type and doctor should I choose, does it need extra time or a procedure room, and what will I need to pay?”
Cancellation rule: the clinic requires at least 24 hours’ notice where possible. Late cancellation or non-attendance may result in a fee, and repeated missed appointments can affect future bookings.
Book on HotDoc Official booking information Call 08 9543 1800

Opening hours and late-evening confirmation

The clinic website publishes extended hours on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Healthdirect currently shows a 7:00 pm close on all weekdays, so confirm any appointment after 7:00 pm.

Day Clinic website Healthdirect listing Practical action
Monday7:00 am–9:00 pm7:00 am–7:00 pmConfirm appointments after 7:00 pm.
Tuesday7:00 am–9:00 pm7:00 am–7:00 pmUse the live booking confirmation.
Wednesday7:00 am–7:00 pm7:00 am–7:00 pmDoctor and service hours may be narrower.
Thursday7:00 am–9:00 pm7:00 am–7:00 pmConfirm evening access directly.
Friday7:00 am–7:00 pm7:00 am–7:00 pmPlan after-hours care before the weekend.
Saturday8:00 am–5:00 pm8:00 am–5:00 pmBook early because weekend availability can fill.
Sunday9:00 am–3:00 pm9:00 am–3:00 pmConfirm doctor and billing before attending.
Some public holidaysNot fully listedMay open 9:00 am–1:00 pmCall before travelling on a public holiday.
“Open now” warning: general opening hours do not prove that the required doctor, psychologist, physiotherapist, podiatrist, dietitian or treatment-room service is available.
Check official clinic hours Compare healthdirect hours Confirm today’s closing time

Private billing, selected bulk billing and payment rules

HotDoc describes Bullsbrook Medical Centre as a private-billing practice and says out-of-pocket fees apply. The clinic’s official booking information lists limited bulk billing for children under 12 and concession or healthcare card holders during weekday sessions from 8:00 am.

Patient or service Published billing position What to confirm
Standard private consultationHotDoc says the practice is private billing and payment is required on the day.Ask the doctor’s current fee and expected Medicare rebate.
Child under 12The official booking information lists limited weekday bulk billing.Check the day, time, doctor and appointment type.
Concession or healthcare card holderThe official booking information lists limited weekday bulk billing from 8:00 am.Ask whether the selected doctor will bulk bill the exact visit.
Long or complex consultationIndividual doctors can set private billing arrangements.Ask the total fee before booking additional time.
Procedure, iron infusion or skin treatmentNo complete current public fee schedule was found.Ask about doctor, treatment-room, medicine and consumable charges.
Psychology or allied healthSeparate practitioner fees and rebates may apply.Ask about referral, fee, rebate and cancellation policy.
Medical records or transfer requestThe clinic’s terms say an administrative fee may apply.Ask the charge and processing time before requesting records.

Accepted payment methods

  • Cash.
  • EFTPOS.
  • Credit card.
  • Personal cheques are not accepted.

Financial-hardship help

The clinic’s terms ask patients experiencing financial hardship to speak with the practice in advance. Alternative arrangements or payment plans are considered at the practice’s discretion and should not be assumed.

Best fee question: “Will this doctor bulk bill this exact appointment on this day, and are there any procedure, medicine, consumable, form or allied-health charges?”
Check official billing notes Read patient terms Confirm your fee

Doctors and practical areas of interest

The official team page lists a large group of independent doctors. Use their published interests as a starting point, then confirm who is currently accepting bookings and whether a private fee applies.

Dr Ben BanwaitChronic disease and pain management, acupuncture, mole checks and removal, and cosmetic treatments.
Dr Vanessa TagayloGeneral family care; speaks English and Tagalog.
Dr Rafal FrancikiewiczChronic disease, paediatrics, men’s health, sports medicine, skin checks and minor procedures.
Dr Quintin Van RooyenFamily medicine, immunisation, allergies, dermatology and ENT; speaks English and Afrikaans.
Dr Mariam FuryalWomen’s health, antenatal care, chronic disease, minor surgery, paediatrics and geriatric medicine; multilingual.
Dr Andy ManChronic disease, mental health, preventative care, minor surgery and emergency-medicine experience.
Dr Rodrigo Von KrugerChronic disease, men’s and Aboriginal health, paediatrics, mole procedures, Q-fever and corporate or driver medicals.
Dr Aurelys LopezWomen’s and children’s health, preventive medicine, aged care and health assessments.
Dr Shabeena RasheedPaediatrics, women’s health and mental health.
Dr Jaleh JahangiriWomen’s health, mental health, chronic disease management and minor procedures.
Dr Yvette BruceComplex and chronic care, mental health, women’s health and adult ADHD assessment; longer private consultations may apply.
Dr Amtul MaleehaWomen’s health, paediatrics, mental health, chronic disease and skin cancer diagnosis or treatment.
Dr Bilal KhalidMen’s health, chronic disease, preventative care, skin excisions, minor procedures and mental health; speaks English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.
Dr Vijay SourinathanGeneral practice with a particular interest in cardiology and electrophysiology.
Dr Amos GohPreventative health and chronic disease; speaks English, Mandarin and Malay.
Roster reminder: the official team page is broader than the live HotDoc roster. A doctor may be listed by the clinic but unavailable, full or not accepting a particular appointment type.
View the official team Check bookable doctors Ask for a suitable doctor

GP, occupational and preventive health services

The clinic publishes broad family, chronic-disease, occupational and preventive-care services. Confirm whether the exact service is available with the selected doctor and whether a separate fee applies.

Family and general health

  • Women’s, men’s and children’s health.
  • Mental health support.
  • Vaccinations and travel medicine.
  • Preventative and general family care.
  • Health assessments.

Chronic disease care

  • Asthma.
  • Diabetes.
  • Heart disease.
  • Stroke follow-up.
  • Osteoporosis.
  • Chronic pain and care planning.

Occupational health

  • WorkCover consultations.
  • Driving medicals.
  • Pre-employment medicals.
  • Insurance medicals.
  • Corporate and Q-fever assessments with selected doctors.

Call before booking when…

  • The employer or insurer supplied a form.
  • Testing or a procedure is required.
  • You need a longer appointment.
  • You need a named doctor.
  • You need the complete private price.
Verify official services Match the service to a doctor

Skin checks, minor surgery, iron infusions and blood collection

These services can require preparation, recent results, treatment-room time or a doctor with specific procedural experience. Do not book them as a generic short consultation without checking.

Service Published clinic information Questions to ask before booking
Skin or mole checkDermatoscope screening, mole biopsy and removal are listed.Which doctor, appointment length, fee and whether the visit is screening or a procedure?
Minor surgeryMinor surgical procedures are listed with selected doctors.Is a consultation needed first, and what are the procedure and consumable charges?
Iron infusionAn Iron Infusion Clinic is listed.Do I need a referral, recent blood results, medicine prescription, longer booking or someone to drive me?
Blood collectionBlood collection is listed onsite.What days and times operate, do I need a request form, and is fasting required?
Implanon or cryotherapySelected doctors list insertion, removal, cryotherapy and wart procedures.Which doctor performs it, what preparation is required and what private fee applies?
Cosmetic treatmentWrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers are advertised.Who provides the service, what consultation is required and what is the total private cost?
Not emergency care: the clinic lists doctors with emergency-medicine experience, but Bullsbrook Medical Centre is not a hospital emergency department. Call 000 for a serious or time-critical emergency.

Procedure or infusion phone script

“I need [an iron infusion / skin procedure / blood collection]. Do I need a referral or preliminary consultation, which doctor or nurse performs it, what should I bring, and what is the complete fee?”
Check the official service list Arrange the correct service

Physiotherapy, podiatry, dietetics and psychology

Allied-health practitioners can have separate schedules, fees, Medicare pathways and cancellation policies from the GP clinic. Confirm the exact practitioner rather than relying on the centre’s general opening hours.

Services listed onsite

  • Physiotherapy, including sports rehabilitation and dry needling.
  • Podiatry.
  • Dietitian and nutritional support.
  • Psychology.

Ask before attending

  • Is a GP referral required?
  • Can a care plan or mental health plan be used?
  • What is the private fee and Medicare rebate?
  • What cancellation notice is required?
  • Does the practitioner accept the patient’s age group or condition?
Psychology listing: the official clinic page lists psychologist Julie Walsh-Banwait, whose stated interests include depression, anxiety and trauma. Confirm current availability and referral requirements through reception.
Check the official psychology page Check allied-health bookings Confirm fees and referrals

Repeat prescriptions, referrals, test results and records

The clinic’s patient terms set clear rules for common follow-up tasks. These services should not be treated as automatic reception-only requests.

Task Clinic rule Best action
Repeat prescriptionAn appointment is required unless the treating doctor decides otherwise.Book before the medicine runs out and bring the current medicine list.
Specialist referralThe doctor issues referrals according to medical need.Book before an existing referral expires and bring specialist details.
Test resultResults are provided in consultation with a doctor for interpretation and advice.Arrange follow-up rather than assuming no contact means no problem.
Abnormal resultThe clinic may contact patients when urgent attention is required.Keep phone and contact details current.
Medical-record access or transferAn administrative fee may apply.Ask about identity checks, consent, processing time and cost.
Results tip: note the expected follow-up timeframe before leaving the original appointment. Ask who will contact you, whether you need to book and what to do if you have heard nothing.
Read official patient terms Arrange follow-up

Checklist before leaving home

Use this short check to prevent registration delays, unsuitable appointment types and unexpected private charges.

Bring

  • Current Medicare card.
  • Concession or healthcare card when relevant.
  • Medication and allergy list.
  • Referral, pathology request or employer form.
  • Recent test results or specialist letters.
  • Payment method for private fees.

Confirm

  • The doctor is consulting that day.
  • The appointment is long enough.
  • The clinic is open at the advertised late time.
  • The service or allied-health practitioner is available.
  • Bulk-billing eligibility and total out-of-pocket cost.
  • Any fasting, medicine, referral or procedure instructions.
Long-distance planning: Bullsbrook serves a semi-rural community. Confirm the exact appointment before beginning a longer trip from surrounding areas, especially for an evening, weekend, procedure or allied-health visit.

Common mistakes that cause a failed visit

Most avoidable problems happen when patients rely on one general statement instead of confirming the exact doctor, service, hour and fee.

Assuming every visit is bulk billedHotDoc labels the practice private billing, while bulk billing is limited and provider-dependent.
Arriving after 7:00 pm without confirmationThe clinic website and healthdirect show different Monday, Tuesday and Thursday closing times.
Expecting a guaranteed walk-inThe clinic’s terms say walk-ins are subject to availability.
Booking a procedure as a standard visitSkin procedures, infusions and occupational medicals may need more time and separate charges.
Expecting results by reception messageThe clinic’s terms say results are provided through a doctor consultation.
Cancelling too lateLess than 24 hours’ notice may result in a cancellation fee.

After-hours care and emergency contacts

The clinic website currently directs patients to Night Doctor, while healthdirect lists the Western Australian Deputising Medical Service. Confirm coverage and fees before relying on either home-visit service.

Situation Contact Use this for
Clinic website after-hours providerNight Doctor 1300 644 483After-hours home-visit or telehealth enquiry; confirm that Bullsbrook is covered and ask about fees.
Healthdirect-listed providerWADMS 08 9321 9133Alternative after-hours service currently listed on the healthdirect clinic profile.
Unsure where to seek carehealthdirect 1800 022 222Free 24-hour advice from an experienced registered nurse.
Serious or time-critical emergencyTriple Zero 000Urgent ambulance, police or fire response.
Call 000 immediately for a serious or time-critical emergency, including severe breathing difficulty, unconsciousness, suspected stroke, severe chest pain, major bleeding or a life-threatening injury. This guide does not diagnose symptoms or decide whether waiting is safe.
Check Night Doctor Verify healthdirect listing Open healthdirect Official Triple Zero guidance

Location, parking and access help

Bullsbrook Medical Centre is in Brooke Shopping Centre at Unit 4, 2529 Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook WA 6084. Do not confuse it with Bullsbrook Family Medical Practice on Kimberley Street.

Facilities currently listed

  • Free parking.
  • Baby-change facility.
  • Shopping-centre location on Great Northern Highway.

Call before travelling when…

  • You need accessible parking or step-free-entry confirmation.
  • You use a wheelchair, mobility aid or pram.
  • You need assistance finding the correct entrance.
  • You are travelling from outside Bullsbrook for a specific service.
Open Google Maps directions Verify the official address Ask about parking or access

Bullsbrook Medical Centre FAQs

Where is Bullsbrook Medical Centre located?

Bullsbrook Medical Centre is located in Brooke Shopping Centre at Unit 4, 2529 Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook WA 6084.

What is the Bullsbrook Medical Centre phone number?

The reception phone number is 08 9543 1800. Healthdirect lists the fax as 08 9571 3891, and the clinic publishes info@bullsbrookmedicalcentre.com.au as its email address.

What are Bullsbrook Medical Centre’s opening hours?

The clinic website lists Monday and Tuesday 7:00 am–9:00 pm, Wednesday 7:00 am–7:00 pm, Thursday 7:00 am–9:00 pm, Friday 7:00 am–7:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am–5:00 pm and Sunday 9:00 am–3:00 pm. Healthdirect shows 7:00 pm weekday closing, so confirm late evening appointments.

How do I book Bullsbrook Medical Centre?

Use the clinic’s HotDoc page for a routine appointment. Call 08 9543 1800 for a walk-in request, procedure, iron infusion, blood collection, work medical, allied-health service or appointment that is not clearly shown online.

Does Bullsbrook Medical Centre accept walk-in patients?

The clinic’s patient terms say walk-ins are subject to availability. Healthdirect says an appointment is needed, so call before travelling without a confirmed booking.

Does Bullsbrook Medical Centre bulk bill?

HotDoc describes the practice as private billing. The clinic’s official booking information lists limited weekday bulk billing for children under 12 and eligible concession or healthcare card holders, but the exact doctor and appointment should be confirmed.

Does Bullsbrook Medical Centre offer iron infusions?

The clinic lists an Iron Infusion Clinic. Call to confirm whether a referral, recent blood results, medicine prescription, longer appointment and private payment are required.

Does Bullsbrook Medical Centre have onsite allied health?

The clinic lists physiotherapy, podiatry, dietitian and psychology services. Each practitioner may have separate hours, fees, referral requirements and cancellation rules.

How do I get repeat prescriptions or test results?

The clinic’s patient terms say repeat prescriptions generally require an appointment and test results are provided in consultation with a doctor. Arrange follow-up rather than assuming reception can issue a prescription or interpret results.

What should I do when Bullsbrook Medical Centre is closed?

The clinic website lists Night Doctor on 1300 644 483, while healthdirect lists WADMS on 08 9321 9133. Healthdirect provides 24-hour advice on 1800 022 222. Call Triple Zero 000 for a serious or time-critical emergency.

Best next step

Use HotDoc for a straightforward GP appointment. Call reception when the visit involves a walk-in request, evening-time conflict, procedure, iron infusion, blood collection, allied health, occupational medical, repeat prescription, result or uncertain private fee.

Details checked against current Bullsbrook Medical Centre, HotDoc, healthdirect, Night Doctor and Western Australian health sources in July 2026. Public information and appointment availability can change.