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IS IT AN EMERGENCY OR NOT?

YES, IT IS AN EMERGENCY

Let's get you to the right page for emergency information. Click HERE.

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NO, I'M NOT DYING

BUT I DON'T KNOW WHO TO CALL

TO FIND OUT WHAT I SHOULD DO

Call 1800 022 222

When you’re unsure, call Health Direct to speak to a registered nurse 24/7.

When you call Health Direct, you will speak to a registered nurse who can:

• give advice and support to manage your symptoms safely at home

• direct you to the most suitable health service, such as a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic or 24/7 pharmacy

• arrange a consultation with a GP by phone or video call, who can provide scripts if needed

• connect you to a virtual care service (including the Child and Adolescent Virtual Urgent Care Service or SA Virtual Care Service), who can assess and treat your condition virtually or refer you to a local service (including a Priority Care Centre if you need an in-person appointment).

And if it is an emergency, Health Direct will call an ambulance or direct you to the nearest emergency department.

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