How same-day appointments work
Each day, some appointments are kept for people who are unwell. They are released when the phones open and as cancellations come up.
Being flexible about which GP you see helps you get in sooner.
Unwell today? Same-day appointments are available on most days at Morisset Doctors. Book online first thing or call reception from 8:00am, and we will do our best to see you promptly.

GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card: children 15 and under, patients 65 and over with a pension or Health Care Card, and all other pension and Health Care Card holders.
Same-day spots are released each morning.
Tap to see moreCalling early gives you the best chance of a morning appointment.
Call (02) 4006 8222Cancellations appear online through the day.
Tap to see moreRefresh HotDoc for newly available times.
Book nowBulk billed for eligible patientsReception will ask about your symptoms.
Tap to see moreUrgent concerns can be prioritised where possible.
Call receptionSome symptoms need an ambulance.
Tap to see moreChest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke signs: call 000.
Call 000Choose a topic to see what is involved, what it costs, the questions people ask most, and how to book.
Infections, fevers, rashes, injuries, sudden pain, urinary infections, worsening asthma, unwell children and mental health concerns are common reasons for a same-day appointment.
If you are unsure whether it can wait, call reception for advice on the right appointment.
Yes, unwell children are a priority.
Walk-ins are welcome if an appointment is available.
Call from 8:00am, check HotDoc regularly for cancellations, and be flexible with the doctor you see.
If no appointment is available, reception can advise on alternatives, including Healthdirect and after hours services.
Reception will help you find the right care.
Ask reception.
A same-day GP appointment is right for most illnesses and injuries. Emergencies, such as chest pain, severe breathlessness, stroke symptoms, heavy bleeding or a serious injury, need 000.
After hours, AYA After Hours and Healthdirect can help.
Face drooping, arm weakness, speech problems. Call 000.
From 12:00pm Saturdays and all day Sundays and public holidays.
Plain-language information to help you know what to expect and make informed decisions with your GP.
Each day, some appointments are kept for people who are unwell. They are released when the phones open and as cancellations come up.
Being flexible about which GP you see helps you get in sooner.
Reception may ask a few questions about your symptoms so urgent concerns can be prioritised where possible.
This information stays confidential.
AYA After Hours operates from 6:00pm on weekdays, from 12:00pm on Saturdays, and all day on Sundays and public holidays. Healthdirect (1800 022 222) offers 24-hour nurse advice.
For emergencies, call 000.
A general guide. If in doubt, call 000 or Healthdirect.
Call 000 immediately.
Next stepDo not drive yourself.Face drooping, arm weakness, speech problems: call 000.
Next stepNote the time symptoms started.A same-day GP appointment is usually right.
Next stepCall from 8:00am.Sprains, cuts and minor burns can usually be seen same day.
Next stepCall or book online.Call for a same-day appointment; seek urgent help if very drowsy or struggling to breathe.
Next stepCall from 8:00am.AYA After Hours or Healthdirect on 1800 022 222.
Next stepFollow up with your GP.Most of these can be seen by a GP today.
Test what you know about same-day appointments. Choose an answer to reveal the explanation.
Chest pain should be booked as a same-day GP appointment.
Chest pain can be an emergency. Call 000.
Being flexible about which GP you see can help you get in sooner.
Same-day spots are spread across the team.
You can only get a same-day appointment by phone.
Cancellations also appear on HotDoc during the day.
Information on this page is general, evidence-based and drawn from Australian health authorities and professional guidelines, including:
Morisset Doctors advertises its services in line with the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law and AHPRA's Guidelines for advertising a regulated health service. We do not use testimonials, offer inducements, or make claims about outcomes. Individual results and experiences vary. Please talk to your GP about your own situation.
Monday to Friday.
Through HotDoc.
Bulk billed GP consults.
Do not wait for an appointment.
Your care can involve more than one person. Choose a part of the care team to see how it fits together.
Fevers, earaches, rashes and coughs.
Infections, injuries and sudden pain.
Falls, breathlessness and sudden changes.
Every GP at Morisset Doctors can help with same-day appointments. These team members list it among their interests.

Women's health, children's health, pregnancy care and preventive care. Taking new patients.
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Holistic, evidence-based care with an international perspective, for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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Chronic and complex care, geriatrics, mental health, skin cancer medicine and women's health.
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Skin checks and procedures, geriatric medicine, paediatrics, chronic conditions and men's health.
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Acute and chronic adult medicine, with hospital experience in cardiology, paediatrics and emergency medicine. Joining November 2026.
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Women's health, respiratory medicine, rheumatology and palliative care. Speaks English, Tamil and Sinhala. Joining December 2026.
Book nowA little preparation gives you and your doctor more time for what matters. Your doctor will explain the options, benefits and risks, and only examine with your consent.
Book online at any hour, or call reception from 8:00am, Monday to Friday. New patients welcome.
If yours is not here, call (02) 4006 8222 and reception will help.
Yes, on most days.
From 8:00am.
Yes, for eligible patients.
Being flexible helps you get seen sooner.
Call 000.
AYA After Hours or Healthdirect on 1800 022 222.
