You can access these healthcare services when you need urgent healthcare now, but it’s not life threatening.
- You don’t have to wait in a hospital emergency department.
- You don’t need an appointment or referral from your GP.
- You can access care 24 hours a day.
- Urgent care services are available across Victoria.
- You don’t need a Medicare card.
- You can talk to expert urgent care doctors and nurses.
Victorian Virtual Emergency Department
VVED provides video consultations with emergency clinicians.
Urgent Care Clinics
A dedicated nurse is ready to help you, day or night.
Nurse-on-Call
A dedicated nurse is ready to help you, day or night.
Who to call for help
- Who to call for help
- من يجب الاتصال به للحصول على المساعدة (Who to call for help) - Arabic
- 向谁寻求帮助 (Who to call for help) - Chinese simplified
- 可以打電話向誰求助 (Who to call for help) - Chinese traditional
- چه کسی را میتوان برای کمک تماس گرفت (Who to call for help) - Dari
- Who to call for help - Easy English
- Ποιον να καλέσετε για βοήθεια (Who to call for help) - Greek
- چه کسی را برای کمک تماس بگیرم؟ (Who to call for help) - Hazaragi
- मदद के लिए किसे कॉल करें? (Who to call for help) - Hindi
- Chi chiamare per chiedere aiuto (Who to call for help) - Italian
- ကဘၣ်ကိးမတၤလၢ တၢ်မၤစၢၤအဂီၢ်လဲၣ် (Who to call for help) - Karen
- Кого да повикате за помош (Who to call for help) - Macedonian
- د مرستې لپاره چا ته زنګ ووهئ (Who to call for help) - Pashto
- برای کمک با چه کسی تماس بگیریم (Who to call for help) - Persian
- ਮਦਦ ਲਈ ਕਿਸਨੂੰ ਕਾਲ ਕਰਨੀ ਹੈ (Who to call for help) - Punjabi
- Nani wa kupiga simu kwa msaada (Who to call for help) - Swahili
- ንሓገዝ ንመን ትጽውዕ (Who to call for help) - Tigrinya
- Gọi cho ai để được giúp đỡ (Who to call for help) - Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)
Translated resources
Resources are available in multiple languages to help everyone understand important health information.
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