Need infusion care today?
When dehydration, infection, low iron or another condition needs IV treatment, SmartCare UrgentCare can assess you and provide infusion care where suitable. Walk in, no appointment or referral needed.
Want to be seen today?
- Opening hours
- 10am — 8pm | 7 Days
- Appointments
- Walk In
- Referral
- Not Required
- Address
- Shop 8, 95 Southern Cross Cct, Springfield Central QLD 4300
Infusion care with urgent medical assessment
Emergency Specialist-Led Care
Assessment by an Emergency Specialist-led team, with infusion treatment medically administered, if clinically suitable.
On-site Imaging and Pathology
Blood and other pathology testing available onsite to help guide infusion treatment, dosing or next steps, if required.
Infusion Monitoring
You will be monitored during and after treatment, with follow-up testing and treatment plan arranged where needed.
When to Head to SmartCare UrgentCare
SmartCare UrgentCare can assess urgent, non-life-threatening symptoms or conditions where infusion treatment may be needed, such as:
- Mild-moderate dehydration symptoms
- Nausea, vomiting or poor fluid intake
- Infection requiring urgent medical assessment
- Cellulitis, UTI or respiratory infection where IV antibiotics may be suitable
- Low iron symptoms where an iron infusion has been recommended
- Dizziness, weakness or fatigue needing assessment
- Pain, fever or illness requiring investigation
- A planned or recommended infusion needing medical supervision
Call 000 for all life-threatening emergencies
What you can do now
Note your symptoms
Write down when symptoms started, what fluids or medicines you have taken, allergies and any existing medical conditions.
Bring relevant results
If you have recent blood tests, a referral, medication list or previous infusion information, bring it with you.
Walk in Today
If you need urgent assessment or infusion care, head to SmartCare UrgentCare in Springfield Central.
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At our Springfield Urgent Care Clinic
Infusions We Can Provide
IV Fluids
Used to restore hydration and support recovery when vomiting, poor fluid intake, overexertion or illness has caused dehydration.
Antibiotic Infusions
Recommended when infections such as pneumonia, cellulitis or urinary tract infections need IV antibiotics or cannot be managed with oral antibiotics alone.
Iron Infusions
Helps replenish iron stores when iron deficiency is causing fatigue, weakness or other symptoms and when infusion treatment has already been recommended.
Zoledronic Acid Infusions
Provided for selected bone disorders or bone-related conditions that require infusion treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome. Your clinician will assess your symptoms, medical history and treatment needs before deciding if an infusion is suitable.
Yes, IV fluids may be provided for dehydration symptoms where clinically needed. Please go directly to Emergency for severe dehydration, confusion or heat stroke.
Yes, IV antibiotics could be used for selected infections after assessment. If your infection is severe or you need hospital-level care, you may be referred to Emergency.
Yes, if antibiotics are clinically suitable. After assessment and urine testing, if needed, the doctor can provide a prescription and may offer symptom relief on site to help you through until you visit a pharmacy.
Recent blood test results are usually needed to guide iron infusion care. Bring any pathology results or referral information with you.
On-site diagnostics are bulk billed for eligible Medicare card holders if required for your assessment. Consultations are privately billed.
When to go directly to the Emergency Department
Go directly to your nearest Emergency Department or call 000 if you have:
- Major trauma or high-impact injury
- Heat stroke or symptoms after heat exposure with confusion, collapse or very high temperature
- Severe dehydration
- Collapse, fainting or confusion
- Seizure or loss of consciousness
- Uncontrolled vomiting or inability to keep fluids down
- Signs of severe infection, such as extreme weakness, rapid breathing, clammy skin or sudden deterioration
- Symptoms that feel unsafe to manage outside hospital
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Information for your arrival
Walk-ins are welcome, no appointment is necessary.
SmartCare UrgentCare
Shop 8, 95 Southern Cross Cct
Springfield Central QLD 4300
10:00am – 8:00pm / 7 days
1300 893 183