UniSA Health provides innovative programs and services which target the personal care and health of all UniSA students.
Opening Hours
City East
Mon, Tues, Fri
8am – 6pm
Wed
8am – 5pm
Thurs
8am – 7pm
City West
Mon – Fri
8am – 6pm
The UniSA Medical Clinic has been established to provide acute and preventative health care. We aim to provide ‘personal and preventative care for healthy living’.
To do so we integrate a deep understanding of our patient demographic and cultural diversity.
Locations
City East Campus
Level 2, Centenary Building
North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Phone: 1300 172 996
Fax: (08) 8125 6712
Email: admin.cityeast@unisamedical.com.au
Our email is not monitored 24/7. Please dial 000 in an emergency.
City East Campus Map:
City West Campus
27 North Terrace (entry via Gray Street)
Adelaide, SA, 5000
Phone: 1300 172 996
Fax: (08) 8125 6712
Email: admin.cityeast@unisamedical.com.au
Our email is not monitored 24/7. Please dial 000 in an emergency.
City West Campus Map:
News
A new Coronavirus has been identified in Wuhan, China.
Please call ahead if you have visited China in the last 14 days and are experiencing any of the below symptoms.
To book an appointment with one of the doctors at UniSA Health Medical Clinic, phone 1300 172 996.[Information current as of 28 January 2020]
If you have travelled to mainland China, and especially Hubei Province, in the past 14 days AND have a fever and respiratory symptoms such as cough, trouble breathing, fatigue, sore throat, and nausea/vomiting:
⚠ See your doctor. Call the doctor first to let them know your travel history so they can prepare for your visit.
⚠ If you are very sick, go to a hospital. Call first so they can prepare for your visit.
ℹ Anyone who has travelled to mainland China, and especially Hubei Province, should monitor themselves for the 14 days from their departure from mainland China for symptoms of coronavirus.
ℹ If you are not experiencing symptoms, you do not need to self-quarantine.
ℹ It is not necessary to cancel any public events or gatherings in South Australia.
ℹ Further information for travellers arriving from China (致从中国抵澳旅客有关新型冠状病毒的信息):
www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/novel-coronavirus-information-for-travellers-arriving-in...
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A new Coronavirus has been identified in Wuhan, China.
Please call ahead if you have visited China in the last 14 days and are experiencing any of the below symptoms.
To book an appointment with one of the doctors at UniSA Health Medical Clinic, phone 1300 172 996.[Information current as of 28 January 2020]
If you have travelled to mainland China, and especially Hubei Province, in the past 14 days AND have a fever and respiratory symptoms such as cough, trouble breathing, fatigue, sore throat, and nausea/vomiting:
⚠ See your doctor. Call the doctor first to let them know your travel history so they can prepare for your visit.
⚠ If you are very sick, go to a hospital. Call first so they can prepare for your visit.
ℹ Anyone who has travelled to mainland China, and especially Hubei Province, should monitor themselves for the 14 days from their departure from mainland China for symptoms of coronavirus.
ℹ If you are not experiencing symptoms, you do not need to self-quarantine.
ℹ It is not necessary to cancel any public events or gatherings in South Australia.
ℹ Further information for travellers arriving from China (致从中国抵澳旅客有关新型冠状病毒的信息):
www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/novel-coronavirus-information-for-travellers-arriving-in...
4 weeks ago