Opening 16 November 2026 at 8am 24 Weippin Street, Cleveland (07) 2809 1201
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Injury care

Walk-in assessment for suitable non-life-threatening injuries in Redlands, including wounds, sprains and suspected fractures.

Opening 16 November 2026 at 8am 24 Weippin Street, ClevelandWalk in for suitable urgent injuries and illnesses

Injured? Start here.

Fast Track assesses suitable injuries that need attention today but do not appear life-threatening. Walk in without an appointment and a clinician will decide what assessment, imaging, treatment or escalation is appropriate.

Opening 16 November 2026 at 8am 24 Weippin Street, Cleveland

Common injuries we assess

Suitability depends on the injury, the person and the clinical assessment. Choosing a topic does not confirm that Fast Track is the right service.

Sprains, strains and selected suspected fractures
Cuts, wounds, bites and selected minor burns
Minor head injuries without emergency warning signs
Sports, home and workplace injuries
Joint, limb and soft-tissue injuries

Open the closest topic for more detail. A clinician still decides whether the clinic is suitable.

Sprains and suspected fracturesAssessment of pain, swelling, reduced movement and injuries that may need suitable imaging.Cuts, wounds and lacerationsClinical assessment of suitable wounds, bleeding control, cleaning and possible closure options.Minor head injuriesAssessment after a minor knock when no emergency warning signs are present.Animal bitesAssessment of suitable bites, wound care needs and possible follow-up.Sports and work injuriesSame-day assessment for suitable injuries from work, exercise or sport.Minor burns and abrasionsAssessment of selected minor burns and skin injuries after emergency warning signs are excluded.

What happens when you walk in

Tell us what happened

Share the symptoms, timing, medicines, allergies and relevant health history.

Get clinically assessed

A clinician checks urgency and decides which examination, test or imaging may be useful.

Leave with a clear next step

The next step may be care at Fast Track, follow-up, referral or hospital assessment.

Still unsure?

Call Fast Track on (07) 2809 1201. The clinic team can explain whether to walk in, see a GP or seek hospital care. Call 000 for a life-threatening emergency.

Walk-in urgent care

Opening 16 November 2026 at 8am

Redlands walk-in care starts 16 November 2026. Please call for practical clinic enquiries.

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