Fevers and infections
Bulk billedFevers and infections
Bulk billedSore throats, chest infections, ear infections, urinary symptoms and flu-like illness.
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We are a bulk billing practice — all Medicare-eligible consultations are bulk billed. Some items, including privately purchased vaccines and consumables, attract a fee. Book on HotDoc, online or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.
We hold appointments back every morning and every afternoon for people who wake up unwell. Bulk billed for Medicare card holders, seven days a week, with parking right outside at Toongabbie Point.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone.

Acute problems are easier to treat early. Same-day access is how we keep small things small.
A same-day appointment is a standard GP consultation booked for the day you call. It is intended for problems that have come on recently or changed suddenly: fevers, sore throats, ear pain, chest infections, urinary symptoms, rashes, minor injuries, vomiting, and anything that worries you enough that waiting feels wrong.
Our doctors do not fill every slot in advance. A portion of each session is kept aside so that patients who become unwell overnight or during the day can still be seen. Those slots open on HotDoc in the morning and are released again through the afternoon, so if nothing is showing at 8am it is worth looking again later or calling reception.
If you cannot find a slot online, call (02) 7813 6000. Reception can see appointments that are not published and will tell you honestly what the wait looks like.
The same consultation you would get at any other time: history, examination, a diagnosis or a plan to reach one, treatment, and a script or referral where needed. If you need a swab, a blood test or an ECG, those can usually be organised in the same visit, with 4Cyte Pathology in the same centre.
Chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, a suspected stroke, a head injury with vomiting or drowsiness, or a child who is floppy, unrousable or having trouble breathing all need emergency care. Call 000 or go to Westmead Hospital. Do not wait for a GP appointment.
If two people in a household are unwell, please book two appointments. One appointment covers one patient. Reception will do their best to place you back to back so you only make one trip.
Acute problems our GPs handle on the day, bulk billed for eligible patients.
Sore throats, chest infections, ear infections, urinary symptoms and flu-like illness.
Book online →Fevers, rashes, vomiting, breathing that sounds different or a child who is not themselves.
Book online →New rashes, school sores, cellulitis, infected cuts and anything spreading quickly.
Book online →Cuts needing closure, sprains, burns, splinters and wounds that need dressing.
Book online →When things have shifted suddenly and you need to talk to a doctor this week, not next month.
Book online →A certificate for work or study issued at the appointment on the day you are unwell.
Book online →Three steps from feeling unwell to sitting in front of a doctor.
HotDoc shows live availability across all three GPs. Same-day slots are released through the day, so refresh if nothing shows.
Phone (02) 7813 6000. Reception can offer appointments that are not listed online and will tell you the realistic wait.
Describe the problem briefly when you book. It helps us judge whether you need a longer appointment or should be seen sooner.
All three of our GPs keep same-day appointments available.

Skin cancer checks and minor procedures, men's health, mental health and family medicine.

Women's health, children's health and skin conditions.

Chronic and complex conditions, heart, gut and kidney health, weight management.

Mental health, chronic illness, disability care and general family medicine.
Same-day appointments are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card. There is no extra charge for being seen urgently.
Full fee guide
Standard GP consultations at Toongabbie Doctors are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card, so there is no out-of-pocket cost to see your doctor.
What patients ask about getting in on the day.
Yes, when a doctor is free. Booking online or calling first is always faster, because it means we can tell you whether there is a wait before you leave home.
Reception opens with the clinic and same-day slots move quickly in winter. Calling in the first hour gives you the widest choice, but new slots also open through the day.
We try, but the doctor with availability may not be your regular GP. All three GPs have full access to your record, so nothing is lost either way.
We are open seven days. Weekend sessions are shorter and fill faster, so book early if you can.
Call us. Reception keeps a small number of slots off the online system and can also advise whether your problem is safe to wait on or needs an emergency department.
Same-day appointments are bulk billed for Medicare card holders, seven days a week, with free parking via Cox Lane.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.