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Bulk Billing Clinics Canberra: 3 New Free Doctor Services

Three federally funded bulk billing clinics open across Canberra offering free doctor visits with no gap fees. Find affordable healthcare in Coombs and beyond.

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By The Daily Canberra · Published 29 June 2026 at 7:15 pm

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Updated 40 min ago· 29 June 2026 at 8:00 pm

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Relief is on the way for Canberrans struggling with healthcare costs, with three federally funded, 100 per cent bulk-billing clinics opening across the Territory, according to The Riot Act. The centres represent a significant intervention in a city where many residents have reported difficulty accessing affordable medical care without facing out-of-pocket expenses.

The rollout includes the Coombs Bulk Billing Practice, which is operating temporarily from a location outside its intended suburb while permanent arrangements are finalised. For Canberra households already stretched by cost of living pressures, the clinics offer the prospect of doctor visits without gap fees, addressing a longstanding accessibility gap in the ACT's healthcare system.

The expansion reflects federal focus on bulk billing as a policy lever to improve healthcare affordability in regional centres. For local GPs and medical practices, the new clinics may reshape competitive dynamics as they establish themselves across the territory's suburbs.

Sources: the-riotact.com.

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