Emergency doctors, no appointment needed.
Walk-in specialist urgent care in Rouse Hill for illness and injury, ages 3 months and up.
Private clinic: $396 facility fee plus Medicare charges. See fees
What we do
A private walk-in clinic led by emergency doctors, for illness and injury that can’t wait for your GP but doesn’t need a hospital emergency department.
10am – 10pm daily
Every day, 10am to 10pm. Last registration 9pm.
Weighing up where to go?
Patients waiting to start treatment at nearby emergency departments.
SWIFT, Rouse HillWalk in 10am to 10pm
Call for today’s waitIn an emergency, call 000.
Where to go, from most to least urgent
Call 000
Life-threatening, or getting worse fast
- Signs of a heart attack
- Signs of stroke: face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech
- Unconscious, collapsed or not breathing
- Choking, or struggling to breathe
- Severe bleeding, or vomiting blood
Come to SWIFT
Needs care today, but isn’t life-threatening
- Chest pain or shortness of breath: call us first
- Headache, dizziness, vertigo or fainting
- Abdominal pain
- Fevers and infections, for ages 3 months and up
- Sprains, strains and suspected broken bones
Walk in, no appointment needed.
See your GP
Can wait a day or two, or is ongoing
- Repeat prescriptions
- Medical certificates
- Referrals and test results
- Vaccinations, flu shots and check-ups
- A mild cold or runny nose
Can't get in with your GP and it can't wait? Come to SWIFT.
If you are unsure, call SWIFT first. This guide doesn't replace medical advice. Outside our opening hours, a healthdirect nurse can help on 1800 022 222, free and 24/7.
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What happens when you visit
Seven steps, from walking in to going home. Tap a step to see what to expect.
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Arrive
Walk in any time we're open — no appointment needed. We register new patients until 9pm.
Good to know: life-threatening? Call 000 instead of coming to SWIFT.
Our clinical team treats
Led by emergency physicians, working alongside specialists in orthopaedics, cardiology and paediatrics.
See all servicesEmergency & urgent care
Minor injuries to non-life-threatening illness.
Walk inAges 3 months +
Sports injuries
Ankle, wrist, knee and back injuries, assessed and treated fast.
Walk inOrthopaedic follow-up
Cardiology
Specialist cardiology input alongside our emergency team.
SpecialistAlongside our emergency team
Here for something else?
Scans, dental care and our infusion clinic are all in the same building. Scans and dental are run by independent practices, separate from SWIFT's clinical team.
A scan: X-ray, CT or ultrasound
Done on-site by an independent radiology provider.
See on-site imaging Independent providerBook with themDental pain or a dental emergency
An independent dental practice shares our building. Book with them directly.
See on-site dental SWIFTBy appointmentInfusion clinic
Iron and other infusions are the only care we book. Request a time and we'll confirm it.
Request an infusionFees, up front
Straightforward pricing, whether or not you have a valid Medicare card. Reception explains the fees before you're seen.
Your walk-in visit
SWIFT, Rouse Hill- Facility fee
- $396
- Doctor consultation and any procedures
- Medicare charges
- Pathology
- Bulk billed
- ImagingX-ray, CT and weekday ultrasound
- Bulk billed
How you pay
- Pay one amount when you leaveFacility fee + Medicare charges
- Get an instant refundOf the Medicare part only
- Facility fee
- $396
- Doctor consultation and any procedures
- Medicare-equivalent charges
- Pathology
- Extra charge, invoiced separately by ACL
- Imaging
- Extra charge, billed separately by Imaging Specialists
How you pay
- Pay one amount when you leaveFacility fee + Medicare-equivalent charges
- Tests and scans are invoiced separatelyACL and Imaging Specialists send their own invoices afterwards
What Medicare charges cover
Doctor consultation, and any procedures performed.
Pathology
Bloods, swabs and urine tests, collected on site by your treating team and processed in Australian clinical labs.
Imaging
X-ray, CT and ultrasound on site, by Imaging Specialists, an independent practice.
What to bring
Your Medicare card, if you have one, and a debit or credit card. SWIFT is cashless.
What patients say
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Our doctors
Led by co-founders Dr Vijay Manivel and Dr Gopinath Betarayappa, with a team of emergency physicians and emergency nurses.
Find us in Rouse Hill
On Civic Way in Rouse Hill. Get directions from where you are, or call ahead.
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G38, 32 Civic Way
Rouse Hill, NSW 2155 -
Open every day, 10am to 10pm
Last patient registration 9pm - (02) 8859 9099 [email protected]
Weighing up where to go?
Indicative wait times for nearby public emergency departments, for comparison.
Public ED figures are illustrative placeholders in this draft. Before launch, this needs to connect to a live NSW Health data source.
Do I need an appointment?
No. For urgent illness or injury you can walk in any time we're open. The only exception is the infusion clinic, which is by appointment.
How much does a visit cost?
A walk-in visit is a $396 facility fee plus standard Medicare charges for the doctor consultation and any procedures. Reception explains the fees before you are seen. See detailed pricing.
What are your opening hours?
Every day, 10am to 10pm. The last patient registration is at 9pm.
What ages does SWIFT treat?
Patients aged 3 months and up, from minor injuries to non-life-threatening illness.
For a baby under 3 months, call 000 or go to your nearest hospital emergency department.
How is SWIFT different from a medical centre or hospital ED?
SWIFT is an emergency physician-led urgent care clinic for non-life-threatening cases. It sits in between a medical centre and a hospital-grade emergency department in regards to services provided, care offered and complexity of patients seen.
SWIFT can manage more complex patients that are usually not managed in GP-led medical centres. However, for all life-threatening emergencies, patients will need to call 000 or present to the nearest emergency department.
Not sure where to go? Call us first.
Call to check today's wait before you come in. For an infusion, request a time and we'll confirm it.
