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

Assessment of suitable non-life-threatening workplace injuries, with information about WorkCover billing and next steps.

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

WorkCover injury care

WorkCover Injury Experts At Fast Track Urgent Care

No out of pocket fees for WorkCover approved patients*.

*Patients with approved claim number obtained from WorkCover Queensland.Explore WorkCover injury care A clinician caring for a worker’s leg wound

Assessment, imaging and treatment of non-life-threatening workplace injuries

Direct referral to Brisbane specialists when specialist care is required

Assistance with WorkCover paperwork and injury documentation

Follow-up care, including wound reviews, injury management and a clear recovery plan

Coordinated return-to-work planning to support a safe and timely recovery and return to work

* Claim approval and treatment conditions apply.

Injured at work?

Fast Track can assess suitable workplace injuries that need attention today. Tell the team that the injury happened at work so the visit, documents and billing pathway can be explained clearly.

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

Common work injuries we assess

Clinical suitability and WorkCover arrangements are confirmed during the visit. Some injuries need hospital or specialist care.

Sprains, strains and suspected fractures
Cuts, lacerations and penetrating wounds
Minor burns and abrasions
Musculoskeletal injuries from work tasks
Minor head and back injuries
Eye injuries
Foreign body removals

Receive WorkCover paperwork and injury documentation and follow-up care plan.

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

Broken bones and fracturesInformation about assessment and possible imaging after a workplace injury.Workplace cuts and lacerationsAssessment of suitable work-related wounds and possible closure options.Burns and abrasionsAssessment of selected minor skin injuries after emergency warning signs are excluded.Penetrating woundsPrompt clinical assessment to decide whether hospital care is needed.

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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