Injuries
Sprains and suspected fracturesCuts, lacerations and woundsSports and work injuriesMinor head injuriesMinor burns and abrasions
Explore injury care Daily hours: 8am to 8pm
Sick or Injured? Walk in. Get seen.
Urgent medical care for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. No appointment needed.
Most of our patients are seen within 15 minutes*
Where Fast Track fits
Choose the right next step.
For injuries and illnesses that need care today, but are not life-threatening.
Life-threatening warning signs
Chest pains and pressure, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, sudden weakness or confusion, unconsciousness, seizures, or dangerously unwell.
EmergencyCall 000 nowCall 000
Fast Track walk-in
Urgent, non-life-threatening injuries and sudden illnesses that need care today. Assessment, treatment, imaging and pathology on site, as clinically required.
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Hospital emergency
Life-threatening or complex conditions that need hospital-level monitoring, surgery, specialist care or admission.
Hospital careGo to an emergency department
Your regular GP
Ongoing conditions, routine reviews, prescriptions, referrals and preventive care.
Routine careBook with your regular GP
8am to 8pmMon to Sun, including public holidays
Walk inNo appointment required. Most of our patients are seen within 15 minutes*
Private roomsClinical assessment
CT/X-Ray & Pathology On-siteAs clinically required
*Based on Fast Track clinic data. Wait times may vary depending on demand and clinical priority. Christmas Day hours may vary; check current clinic updates before travelling.
What we treat.
Our experienced medical team treats a wide range of injuries and sudden illnesses. We can investigate, diagnose and treat your condition, arrange specialist referrals if required, and coordinate follow-up care when needed, all in one streamlined service.
WorkCover injury care
WorkCover Injury Experts At Fast Track Urgent Care
No out of pocket fees for WorkCover approved patients*.
*Patients with approved claim number obtained from WorkCover Queensland.Explore WorkCover injury care
Assessment, imaging and treatment of non-life-threatening workplace injuries
Direct referral to Brisbane specialists when specialist care is required
Assistance with WorkCover paperwork and injury documentation
Follow-up care, including wound reviews, injury management and a clear recovery plan
Coordinated return-to-work planning to support a safe and timely recovery and return to work
* Claim approval and treatment conditions apply.Your visit, from arrival to care.
No appointment is required. Just walk in and our medical team can help you.
Walk in
Walk in to Fast Track Urgent Care Clinic between 8am and 8pm. No appointment required.
Assessment and triage
Our experienced clinical team will assess and triage your condition to provide tailored care.
Tailored care and treatment on site
Where required, our medical team will arrange for on-site imaging and/or pathology, followed by treatment and a personalised care plan to support your recovery.
Know what happens next
Leave with a clear plan for your care, including any treatment, follow-up or further assessment you may need.
More care in one place.
Fast Track is designed for medical situations that may need more than a standard consultation.
X-ray and CT available on site Pathology collection and testing Wound care and fracture management Private treatment rooms
X-ray and CT are currently available at Lumus Radiology on site until 7:30pm. Imaging is only used when clinically appropriate and availability can vary.Clinic Fees
Private consultation fees vary by age, time and care required.
X-rays and CT scans are bulk billed for Medicare-eligible patients when clinically required. Some pathology tests may also be bulk billed for eligible patients, depending on the test and applicable Medicare requirements. Medicines, consumables and some tests may attract additional charges.
View current feesAdults, weekday 8am to 5pmFrom $145
Basic consultation gap after the Medicare rebate. Standard consultations are $195. After 5pm, weekend and public holiday pricing differs.
Children under 15, weekday 8am to 5pm$99
Gap after the Medicare rebate. After 5pm on weekdays, weekends and public holidays are $135.
X-ray and CTBulk billed
For Medicare-eligible patients. Some pathology tests may also be bulk billed, depending on the test and Medicare requirements. Other charges may apply.
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Find us in Indooroopilly.
60 Coonan Street, Indooroopilly QLD 4068 8am to 8pm, Mon to Sun, open on public holidays; christmas day hours may vary
Before you walk in.
See all FAQsDo I need an appointment?
No. Walk in from 8am to 8pm, Mon to Sun, including public holidays. Christmas Day hours may vary. Infusions need to be booked. A referral, prescription and suitability check are required before attending. Please call the clinic or book through HotDoc. Urgent care remains a walk-in service.
Is Fast Track the same as a hospital emergency department?
No. Fast Track is a private walk-in urgent care clinic for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. Call 000 for life-threatening warning signs.
How much does a visit cost?
Weekdays, 8am to 5pm: adult consultation gaps start from $145; children under 15 are $99. Fees are out of pocket after the Medicare rebate. Children under 15 are $135 after 5pm on weekdays, weekends and public holidays. Adult fees vary by time and consultation type; please see the fee schedule for fixed consultation gaps and possible additional charges.
Can I have an X-ray or CT scan there?
X-ray and CT are currently available at Lumus Radiology on site until 7:30pm, as clinically required. Pathology is also available on site. Your clinician will explain which tests are appropriate; availability can vary.
Useful health guides.
Clear, practical information to help you understand urgent care and choose a safer next step.
What is urgent care?Guide to the advantages of urgent care, who it is designed to help and when another option of care ensures faster recovery with less hassle. Because we believe you shouldn't have to wait long hours to receive medical care.Read the guide What happens when you walk in?From arrival to next steps, understand how a walk-in urgent care visit usually works.Read the guide Where should I take an injury?A practical guide to emergency warning signs, first steps and same-day assessment for common injuries.Read the guide Suddenly sick? Know your options.Fever, vomiting or a worsening infection can be hard to place. Start with severity, then choose the right care.Read the guide