St John of God Clinic Subiaco in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Quick answer: what is St John of God Subiaco Medical Clinic?

St John of God Subiaco Medical Clinic is the medical consulting centre located at 25 McCourt Street on the St John of God Subiaco Hospital campus. The official hospital website describes it as a purpose-built specialist medical centre with consulting rooms, a café, underground parking and access to Day of Surgery Admissions. GP after-hours services and SportsMed Subiaco are also located within the clinic complex.

Address, phone and getting there

Parking around major medical facilities can become busy. Allow extra time if you have a specialist appointment, procedure or hospital admission.

St John of God Clinic Subiaco hours

There is not one universal consultation timetable for every doctor inside the clinic. The building contains multiple private specialist practices, and each practice publishes its own consultation hours and booking arrangements.

Doctors and specialists at the Subiaco clinic

The clinic houses many independent specialist practices rather than operating as one single GP practice. The official St John of God specialist directory currently lists doctors consulting from the Subiaco clinic across a range of specialties.

This is a representative list of currently verifiable specialists, not a claim that these are the only doctors working from the building. Specialist rosters and consulting arrangements can change.

How to book a doctor at St John of God Subiaco Clinic

Because the clinic contains separate specialist practices, there is no single booking process that applies to every doctor. The safest approach is to identify the specialist first and then use the contact or booking method supplied by that practice.

Medical services available around the clinic

The Subiaco campus combines specialist consulting with hospital and diagnostic services. Depending on the doctor and reason for care, patients may have access to a broader clinical environment without travelling between unrelated facilities.

• Specialist consultations: cardiology, neurology, nephrology, urology, general surgery, ophthalmology, geriatric medicine and other specialties.
• GP after-hours care: minor illnesses and injuries when patients cannot wait until the next day; no referral is required for this service.
• Pathology: Australian Clinical Labs has collection centres onsite.
• Diagnostic imaging: SKG Radiology operates onsite.
• Sports medicine and physiotherapy: SportsMed Subiaco operates within the clinic complex.
• Hospital care: St John of God Subiaco Hospital provides extensive medical, surgical, maternity and specialist services.

GP after-hours care at St John of God Subiaco

If you need a GP for a minor illness or injury outside normal daytime practice hours, the official hospital site lists an after-hours GP service at the Subiaco campus. No referral is required.

For the after-hours service, confirm current booking/contact arrangements before travelling because service details can change.

Fees, Medicare and referrals

There is no single clinic-wide fee schedule for all doctors consulting at 25 McCourt Street. Specialist practices operate independently, and consultation fees, Medicare rebates, gap payments, cancellation policies and referral requirements can differ.

• Ask the individual specialist practice for the current consultation fee before booking.
• Confirm whether a valid GP referral is required.
• Ask whether the consultation is private, Medicare-rebatable or subject to an out-of-pocket gap.
• For procedures, request a written estimate where appropriate and ask whether hospital, anaesthetic, pathology or imaging charges are separate.
• Bring your Medicare card and referral documentation when applicable.

Parking and accessibility tips

• The Subiaco Clinic has underground parking accessed from McCourt Street.
• The hospital also provides a multi-storey car park accessed from Salvado Road.
• Some street parking around the hospital is controlled or metered.
• The clinic and hospital complex has lift access connecting the medical and hospital areas.
• If mobility, drop-off or accessibility is important for your appointment, contact the relevant practice before arrival and confirm the easiest entrance.

What to take to your specialist appointment

• Medicare card and identification.
• GP referral, if required.
• Current medication list, including doses.
• Recent pathology or imaging reports.
• Relevant hospital discharge summaries or previous specialist letters.
• Private health insurance details when relevant to planned hospital treatment.
• A short list of symptoms, questions and concerns so nothing important is missed.

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Urgent and emergency medical care

For non-life-threatening care outside ordinary GP hours, the St John of God Subiaco after-hours GP service may be appropriate when its current opening hours and service criteria apply.

Official resources and booking links