If you have previously visited a different GP clinic, you will need to transfer your medical records to Wuchopperen Health Service.
This information will assist us in understanding your overall health, your existing conditions, medications and immunisation history. We will provide you with the documents to complete the transfer of records as part of your registration.
Once your registration is complete, you will be offered an appointment with an Aboriginal Health Worker or Nurse for an overall check of your health which will then be reviewed by your GP.
Once your registration is complete, you will be offered an appointment with an Aboriginal Health Worker or Nurse for an overall check of your health, which will then be reviewed by your GP.
How to register:
New (and reactivating) patients will need to register in person at Wuchopperen Health Service Manoora or Edmonton Clinic.
Please arrive with any relevant documents and information to complete your registration forms (please see “what to bring”).
If you or someone you support has difficulties reading and/or writing, staff at Wuchopperen will be happy to assist in the registration process.
What to bring:
Parking:
We have parking onsite at Manoora via Moody Street or Moignard Street entrances respectively and street parking is available at our Edmonton Clinic along Stokes Street.
Public Transport:
We offer bus transport services to our clients who have booked appointments (we require 24-hour notice to book transport).
Fees:
Wuchopperen is a bulk billing medical service, our service is dedicated to providing free health care for the community. if you require a referral to an external organisation, fees may apply however staff will discuss this with your if it is applicable.
Wuchopperen acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging, the holders of our culture, memories, tradition and hopes.