Dr was very busy yet found time to get us a sandwich
Excellence in 24/7 Emergency Care
The doctors at our sites are highly trained emergency physicians who provide consistently high quality personal care to all patients. Supported by a team of professional and experienced emergency nurses, we will ensure you receive the highest level of care possible.
Quick and polite and just wonderful. thank you
I was impressed by the fact that the doctor also performed duties outside his normal role e.g. getting an extra blanket
The doctor was very caring and absolutely lovely he made me feel at ease and was very easy to talk to
All staff were very caring . . . cannot thank them all enough
Very responsive and empathetic
The doctor was incredibly kind and attentive
The staff, the service, the environment were absolutely fantastic
Great communication & made me feel at ease
From the moment I entered on a busy day I was treated with the utmost respect
The Dr was very professional, considerate and kind as were all of the staff
The doctor was extremely kind, listened to me, and communicated with me very well
Locations
Locations
120 Angas St. (cnr Pulteney St.)
Adelaide SA
49 Augusta Rd.
Lenah Valley TAS
Our Emergency Centres provide:
- rapid assessment and triage of patients
- 24 hour medical and nursing care for a full range of medical and surgical emergencies
- comprehensive cardiac and chest pain services
- access to Resuscitation and Intensive Care Unit
- access to Radiology including X-ray, Ultrasound, MRI, CT Scan, and Nuclear Medicine
- access to pathology and pharmacy
Our Emergency Centres are staffed by highly trained emergency physicians and a team of professional and experienced emergency nurses.
We provide minimal wait times for presenting patients and have direct access to a wide range of tests, specialists and treatments.
What is a Medical Emergency?
Medical emergencies are situations that you believe may be life threatening or are causing you pain or some other form of anxiety.
Anyone experiencing any of the following symptoms should attend the Emergency Department immediately:
- Breathing difficulty
- Chest pain
- Major injury
- Sudden collapse
- Sporting injury
- Uncontrollable bleeding
Assessment and Prioritisation
Whether you arrive by ambulance or private transportation, you will be assessed in a timely manner and your care will be prioritised according to the urgency of your presenting condition.
Referrals & Appointments
- Patients are able to present directly to our Emergency Centres without referral
- Patients can also be referred by their GP or request to be taken by ambulance
- No appointment necessary
We appreciate that medical problems and unexpected events occur anytime, and it may not be possible for you to access your usual care and treatment.
We’re here to ensure that you receive the treatment and care you need, with minimal wait times.