Blacktown Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

Blacktown NSW public hospital contact, appointments and visitor guide

Blacktown Hospital is a major public hospital in Western Sydney, operated by Western Sydney Local Health District. This guide is written for patients, carers and visitors who need the correct address, phone number, Emergency Department contact, outpatient referral details, maternity contacts, service phone numbers, parking fees, map, transport and practical hospital access information before travelling.

Use this page to check Blacktown Hospital’s main switchboard, emergency phone, appointment/referral rules, key clinic numbers, parking locations, concession parking, public transport, payment options, patient feedback contacts and what to bring for a hospital appointment or procedure.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Do not wait for an appointment or rely on an online hospital guide.

Blacktown Hospital address, phone number and emergency contact

Hospital name Blacktown Hospital
Health district Western Sydney Local Health District, NSW Health
Main address 18 Blacktown Road, Blacktown NSW 2148, Australia
Main switchboard (02) 9881 8000
Opening hours Open 24 hours
Emergency Department Open 24 hours. Emergency phone: (02) 9881 8000 or (02) 9881 8532. No referral is required for emergency care.
Wheelchair access Yes. Mobility parking is available in visitor car parks.
Official website Blacktown Hospital official NSW Government page
Best first step Call the switchboard or use the clinic number on your referral/appointment letter before travelling, especially for appointments, clinic locations, maternity, imaging, fees or parking support.

Blacktown Hospital map, campus access and location

Blacktown Hospital is located at 18 Blacktown Road, Blacktown NSW 2148. The hospital campus includes Building A Acute Services Building, Building C Clinical Services Building, Building B / Y2K Building, Community & Drug Health, the Regional Dialysis Centre, child care, Emergency parking and multiple visitor car parks.

Map tip: use this map for route planning, but use hospital signs and your appointment letter for the exact building, entrance, level and clinic desk. Emergency parking and Emergency access are separate from some outpatient and visitor parking areas.

Blacktown Hospital redevelopment video

The video below is from Health Infrastructure and shows the Blacktown Hospital redevelopment Stage 1 fly-through. It is useful for understanding the expanded clinical services building and redevelopment context, but always use the current hospital map and appointment letter for today’s exact campus access.

Hospital buildings, entries and where to go first

Blacktown Hospital has multiple buildings and entries. The official facility and car parking map shows Building A as the Acute Services Building, Building C as the Clinical Services Building, Building B / Y2K Building, Community & Drug Health, Blacktown Mental Health Recovery Centre, Regional Dialysis Centre/AIMSI, child care and the Embark Block.

Campus point What it helps with Practical note
Main Entry 1 / E1 Main hospital access near the clinical services area. Use if your appointment letter directs you to the main entry, Building C or general hospital reception.
Entry 2 / E2 Campus entry point near internal hospital roads and building access. Check your appointment letter before choosing this entry.
Entry 3 / E3 Hospital access on the Building C / Building B side. Useful when directed to services in that part of the campus.
Emergency area Urgent care and Emergency Department parking. Emergency Department parking is marked separately as P13 on the facility map.
Regional Dialysis Centre / AIMSI Dialysis and renal-related services. Use the renal/dialysis clinic instructions and parking guidance if attending dialysis.
Parking Office Concession validation and parking station help. The official map places the Parking Office in the P1 car park for concession validation and enquiries.
Before travelling: confirm whether your appointment is in Building A, Building B, Building C, Emergency, Women’s Health Clinic, outpatient clinic, dialysis, imaging or another service. Blacktown Hospital is a large campus, and going to the wrong entry can cost time.

Emergency Department at Blacktown Hospital

Blacktown Hospital provides 24-hour emergency care for serious illness and injury requiring urgent attention. The official service directory says emergency patients are seen based on the seriousness of their condition, so waiting time is not always based on arrival order.

Call 000 immediately for chest pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke symptoms, major injury, heavy bleeding, collapse, poisoning, severe allergic reaction, severe pregnancy bleeding, severe abdominal pain or any life-threatening emergency.
Emergency detail Blacktown Hospital information
Emergency Department hours Open 24 hours
Emergency referral needed? No referral is required.
Emergency phone (02) 9881 8000 or (02) 9881 8532
Emergency parking P13 is marked as Emergency Department parking on the official facility map.
If condition worsens while waiting Tell the triage nurse or hospital staff immediately.
For pregnancy under or less than 20 weeks Blacktown Hospital maternity information says to go to Emergency or contact the Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic on (02) 8670 5376, depending on urgency.

Outpatient appointments, referrals and booking changes

Many Blacktown Hospital clinics require a referral from a GP, specialist or hospital team. Some clinics support virtual care, and some have direct phone or email contacts. Use the clinic information on your letter first because clinic rooms, rosters and triage rules can change.

Before booking or changing an appointment

  • Check whether your GP has sent an eReferral or paper referral.
  • Ask whether the referral must include test results, imaging, medicines or specialist notes.
  • Confirm whether the appointment is face-to-face, phone or virtual care.
  • Ask which building, level and entry to use.
  • Call the clinic early if you need to cancel or reschedule.

Appointment documents to keep ready

  • Appointment letter or SMS
  • Medicare card
  • Referral from GP or specialist
  • Photo ID
  • Test results, imaging or discharge papers
  • Medication list and allergy information
  • Interpreter or mobility support request, if needed
Doctor availability note: exact doctor rosters, specialist days and appointment times are not safe to assume from third-party pages. Confirm with the clinic number on your appointment letter or call the switchboard on (02) 9881 8000.

Blacktown Hospital clinic phone numbers, hours and referral details

The table below brings together useful clinic and service contacts published in official Blacktown Hospital and NSW Government sources. Use these as a starting point, then confirm your own referral and appointment instructions.

Clinic or service Referral / access Hours / location Contact
Blacktown Cancer and Haematology Centre Referral needed Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 8421
Fax: (02) 8670 8430
Blacktown Regional Dialysis Centre Referral needed 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 8330
Email: WSLHD-RDCCLINICS@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: 8670 8443
Cardiology Referral needed; virtual care available 8:00am to 4:00pm Phone: (02) 8670 8295
Referrals: WSLHD-admincardiacdiagnostics@health.nsw.gov.au
Support: WSLHD-Blacktown-CardiacDiagnostic@health.nsw.gov.au
Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic Referral needed; virtual care available Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm; Main Entrance Level 3 C Block Phone: (02) 8670 5376
Email: WSLHD-BMDHWHC@health.nsw.gov.au
Endoscopy Unit B21 Referral needed; virtual care not available Weekdays, 8:00am to 5:00pm; Block B Level 2 Phone: (02) 8670 8056
Email: WSLHD-BH-Endoscopy@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: (02) 8670 8414
Geriatric Clinic Referral needed; virtual care available Outpatient clinic Phone: (02) 9881 8393 or (02) 8670 5463
Email: WSLHD-BMDH-Referrals@health.nsw.gov.au
Gynaecology and Women’s Health clinics Referral needed via WSLHD eReferral with pathology and ultrasound results if needed; virtual care available Gynaecology clinic Monday to Friday from 8:00am. Women’s Health clinic Monday to Friday 8:00am to 7:30pm; Saturday 8:00am to 3:30pm. Phone: (02) 8670 8356 or (02) 8670 8352
Email: WSLHD-BMDHWHC@health.nsw.gov.au
Immunology and Allergy Referral needed from GP, specialist or hospital eReferral; virtual care available Monday allergy 9:00am to 12:30pm; Monday immunology 1:00pm to 4:00pm; Tuesday alternate allergy/immunology 9:00am to 12:30pm; Wednesday allergy 9:00am to 12:30pm; Wednesday immunology 1:00pm to 4:00pm; Friday allergy/immunology 9:00am to 12:30pm. Phone: (02) 9881 8000
Email: WSLHD-BMDHImmunology@health.nsw.gov.au
Medical Imaging and Radiology Referral needed X-ray Monday to Sunday 9:00am to 5:00pm; ultrasound Monday to Friday by appointment 8:00am to 4:00pm; MRI by appointment Monday to Sunday 6:00am to 9:30pm; CT open 24 hours. Phone: (02) 9881 8229 or (02) 9881 1696
Email: WSLHD-BMDHRadiology@health.nsw.gov.au
Neurophysiology Referral needed Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm. EEG, NCS, EMG, VEP and SSEP for adults and adolescents over 15 years. Phone: (02) 8670 5860
Email: WSLHD-BMDH-Neuro@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: (02) 8670 5880
Paediatrics Outpatient Clinic GP referral required for eligibility assessment and triage; virtual care available 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 0236
Email: WSLHD-BMDHPaeds-Outpatients@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: (02) 8670 8633
Rapid Access FOBT Clinic Referral needed; eReferral only via HealthLink Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 7:00am to 3:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 0068 or 0439 950 528
Email: WSLHD-Blacktown-FOBT@health.nsw.gov.au
Respiratory and Sleep Medicine Referral needed; virtual care available Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 5737
Email: WSLHD-BMDH-RespiratoryMedicine@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: (02) 8670 5790
Rheumatology Referral needed; virtual care available 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 8670 0086
Email: WSLHD-Rheumatology@health.nsw.gov.au
Fax: (02) 8670 7198
Pastoral Care Emotional, spiritual and cultural support Monday to Friday, 8:15am to 4:45pm Coordinator: (02) 9881 8193
Catholic Chaplaincy / volunteers: (02) 9881 8201
After hours: call switchboard (02) 9881 8000
Hospital Library / Peter Zelas Library Supports education, research and evidence-based care for staff and students Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm Phone: (02) 9851 6025
Email: BlacktownHospitalLibrary@health.nsw.gov.au

Blacktown Hospital services, departments and patient care areas

Blacktown Hospital provides 24-hour emergency care, intensive and high dependency support, acute medical and surgical services, obstetrics, paediatrics, newborn care, sub-acute rehabilitation, inpatient acute mental health care and community health services.

Care area Useful patient detail
Emergency Department Open 24 hours. No referral required. Patients are assessed and treated according to clinical urgency.
Intensive care and high dependency Supports seriously ill or unstable patients who require close monitoring and advanced hospital care.
Acute medical and surgical services Includes general medicine, general surgery, specialty surgery, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, hepatology, cardiology and other inpatient and outpatient pathways.
Cancer and haematology Blacktown Cancer and Haematology Centre runs Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm, and requires referral.
Maternity and birthing suite Maternity phone: (02) 8670 8318. For urgent pregnancy concerns, use Birth Unit/MAC/EPAC guidance based on gestation and urgency.
Medical imaging and radiology Provides X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT and diagnostic imaging. Referral is required; hours differ by scan type.
Paediatrics and newborn care Includes paediatric outpatient care, neonatology and Level 4 Nursery support, with referral and triage rules for paediatric clinic access.
Renal and dialysis Blacktown Regional Dialysis Centre provides centre-based dialysis, home dialysis training, outpatient renal clinics and education.
Mental health The hospital offers inpatient acute mental health care and has Blacktown Mental Health Recovery Centre on the campus map.
Community-based palliative care Provides in-home palliative care support, including daily living support, respite care and bereavement support.

Pregnancy, maternity, birth unit and women’s health contacts

Blacktown Hospital provides pregnancy services with care options such as midwifery-led care, doctor-led hospital care, private obstetrician care and shared care with an accredited GP. A GP referral is needed for booking appointments.

Pregnancy service Details Contact
Women’s Health Clinic / Midwives Clinic Level 3, Blacktown Hospital. Service hours: Monday to Friday 8:00am to 7:30pm; Saturday 8:00am to 3:30pm. Contact hours: Monday to Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm. (02) 8670 8356 or (02) 8670 8352
WSLHD-BMDHWHC@health.nsw.gov.au
Booking / changing pregnancy appointment All booking appointments require a GP referral addressed to a specialist doctor at the Women’s Health clinic via WSLHD eReferral. Patients receive SMS confirmation when the eReferral is received and when the appointment is scheduled. Call (02) 8670 8356 or (02) 8670 8352
Birth Unit For urgent pregnancy matters only. The Birth Unit number should not be used for routine appointment enquiries. (02) 8670 8318
Maternity Assessment Clinic 24/7 service for women over 14 weeks pregnant who need labour assessment, closer monitoring or observations. Located on Level 6 next to the Birth Unit. 02 8670 5950 or 02 8670 0635
Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic For women under 20 weeks pregnant with complications such as vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain or related concerns. GP can refer by phone. (02) 8670 5376
Midwifery Group Practice interest For eligible women interested in the Midwifery Caseload Practice / MGP model at Blacktown. WSLHD-midwiferygrouppractice-blacktown@health.nsw.gov.au
What to bring to pregnancy appointment Medicare card or visa, proof of address, ultrasounds and blood test results. Tell staff if you need an interpreter. Use Women’s Health Clinic contact details above.
For heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain or urgent pregnancy concerns, go to the nearest Emergency Department or call 000. For under or less than 20 weeks gestation, Blacktown Hospital guidance points patients to Emergency or EPAC depending on urgency.

Medical imaging, radiology and scan hours

Medical Imaging and Radiology at Blacktown Hospital provides X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT and other diagnostic imaging. A referral is required. Scan hours vary, and some services are by appointment only.

Imaging service Official listed hours Contact
X-ray Monday to Sunday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Phone: (02) 9881 8229 or (02) 9881 1696
Email: WSLHD-BMDHRadiology@health.nsw.gov.au
Ultrasound Monday to Friday by appointment, 8:00am to 4:00pm
MRI Monday to Sunday by appointment, 6:00am to 9:30pm
CT scans Open 24 hours

Bring the referral, Medicare card, previous scans or reports if requested, and ask about preparation instructions such as fasting, drinking water or medication rules.

Blacktown Hospital pharmacy hours and medicine checklist

Western Sydney Local Health District lists Blacktown Hospital inpatient pharmacy as open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm, with a half-day service on weekends and limited public holiday service. For inpatient pharmacy, call (02) 8670 8142 and select Option 1.

Pharmacy item Details
Weekday hours 8:30am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday
Weekend service Open for half-day service
Public holidays Limited service; hours may vary
Inpatient pharmacy phone (02) 8670 8142, Option 1
What to bring for pharmacy support Valid prescription, updated medication list, Medicare card, and Health Care, Pension or Veterans’ Affairs card if applicable.

Blacktown Hospital parking, car parks, fees and concessions

Blacktown Hospital visitor parking is available in multiple car parks. The official Western Sydney LHD parking page lists four visitor car parks and current visitor parking rates. Mobility parking is available in visitor car parks, and help buttons are located on machines for 24/7 assistance.

Parking area Official description
P1 Opposite Main Hospital Entry 1. The Parking Office is located on the P1 multi-storey car park lower ground floor for assistance and concession validation.
P12 Opposite Main Hospital Entry 3.
P6 Opposite Emergency Department.
P7 Community Health car park Located between Marcel Crescent and Blacktown Road.
P13 Emergency Department parking shown on the official facility map.
Offsite parking Available on surrounding streets. Check signs and time restrictions carefully.
Payment method Parking is payable by credit card, notes and coins at pay-stations located throughout the hospital.

Visitor parking casual rates

Parking duration Rate
First 15 minutesFree
15 minutes to 1 hour$8.30
1 hour to 2 hours$12.30
2 hours to 3 hours$16.60
3 hours to 4 hours$19.30
4 hours to 5 hours$22.20
5 hours or more$24.70
Maximum daily fee$24.70
Lost ticket$24.70

Concessional parking eligibility and rates

Western Sydney LHD says NSW Health recognises the burden of regular or long-term hospital treatment for patients and carers. Eligible groups can access concessional parking rates. Some concessions can be collected without a form, while treatment-related concessions may need a form signed by a Nursing Unit Manager or assigned social worker.

Concession item Details
No form needed Holders of a valid Mobility Parking Scheme permit, Pensioner Concession Card, Gold Veterans Affairs Card or Health Care Card can collect concessions from Point Parking.
Form needed Ongoing cancer treatment patients, patients/carers attending for a course of treatment over more than one week, people attending more than twice weekly, cardiac rehabilitation attendees, daily dressing outpatients and Health Promotion class attendees may need a signed concession form.
Financial hardship Patients and carers experiencing financial hardship who do not meet listed categories are also entitled to concessional car parking.
0 to 3 hours Free
1 exit only $6.90
3-day ticket $13.80
7-day ticket $27.60
Parking tip: if your appointment is long or repeated, ask your ward, clinic, Nursing Unit Manager or social worker about concession eligibility before returning to the car park exit.

Public transport, taxi and walking from Blacktown Station

Western Sydney LHD says Blacktown Hospital is approximately 10 to 15 minutes’ walk from Blacktown train station. Use Transport for NSW to plan your trip before travelling.

Transport option Useful detail
Train Blacktown Station is approximately 10 to 15 minutes’ walk from the hospital.
Public transport information Call 131 500 or use Transport for NSW trip planner.
Taxi Local taxi services include Premier Taxis 131 017 and Taxis Combined 133 300.
Taxi pickup There is access to a direct and free phone service at hospital reception for priority and express taxi bookings. WSLHD notes there are no taxi ranks on site, but pickups may be organised to the main entrance.
Mobility support Mobility parking is available in visitor car parks. Ask hospital staff if you need help finding the right clinic or entry.

Medicare, public hospital treatment, bills and payment options

Blacktown Hospital is a NSW public hospital. Public hospital treatment for eligible Medicare patients is generally provided under public hospital arrangements when treated as a public patient. Separate costs may apply for private patient choices, overseas patients, self-insured patients, pharmacy items, equipment, car parking or other billable services.

Payment or billing situation What to know
Cashiers Office location Blacktown Hospital Cashiers Office is listed as Level 3, near the Information Desk.
Cashiers Office hours 8:00am to 4:00pm, Monday to Friday.
In-person payment options EFTPOS, Visa and MasterCard. Cash withdrawals are not available.
Pay online Western Sydney LHD provides secure online payment portals for invoices and non-invoice payments. Use the correct facility and service if paying without an invoice.
Pay by phone Credit card payments can be made by calling 1800 883 965 Option 7 between 8:00am and 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.
Billing help email WSLHD-receivables@health.nsw.gov.au
Fee safety note: do not assume a fee from old search results. Confirm directly if you are a private patient, overseas patient, self-insured patient, using private health insurance, paying for medicines, attending imaging, or parking for long treatment.

Appointment and surgery checklist: what to bring

Western Sydney LHD advises patients to bring key medical and personal information so staff can check identity, medicines, allergies, referrals and discharge needs. If you are having surgery or a procedure, the Pre-admission team may contact you by phone, letter or SMS.

Medical and identity items

  • Medicare card, if you have one
  • Admission forms and appointment/admission letter
  • Health fund details, private health insurance card or concession cards
  • Medicines from home in original packaging
  • Medication list, including vitamins, herbal products and dose packs such as Webster-paks
  • GP or family doctor’s name and contact details
  • Carer, emergency contact or next-of-kin details
  • Allergy and past reaction information

Personal and practical items

  • Toiletries, pyjamas and comfortable clothes
  • Well-fitted shoes
  • Dentures, hearing aids and glasses in protective cases
  • Phone and charger with a long lead
  • Earplugs to help reduce noise and support sleep
  • Parking ticket, payment card and concession card if driving
  • Interpreter request details if needed

If you are having surgery or a procedure

  • Follow hospital fasting instructions exactly.
  • Leave valuables at home, including large amounts of cash and jewellery.
  • Do not drive yourself home after surgery or a procedure; arrange a friend or relative to pick you up.
  • Staff will confirm your full name, date of birth, medical record number, consent form and procedure type.
  • Emergency cases may delay or cancel surgery; staff will talk with you and organise a new date if that happens.

Discharge and leaving hospital checklist

Discharge planning involves you, your family and carers. Before leaving, ask staff what you need to do at home and who to contact if you are worried.

Before leaving Ask or check
Discharge summary Ask whether you will receive a summary or whether it will be sent to your GP.
Medicines Understand how and when to take your medicines at home. Pack your own medicines, scans and reports.
Follow-up appointments Confirm the date, time, clinic and contact number for any follow-up.
Home support Ask about equipment, services or support arranged for you.
Transport home Arrange someone to drive you home and support you when you arrive.
GP follow-up Western Sydney LHD advises booking a GP follow-up within 4 days, bringing old and new medications.
Medical certificate Request a medical certificate before you leave if you need one.

Patient safety, interpreter help and being involved in care

Western Sydney LHD encourages patients, families and carers to stay involved in care. Simple actions can help reduce medication errors, infections, falls and confusion during a hospital stay.

Safety actions during your stay

  • Tell staff about allergies and past reactions to medicines.
  • Bring all medicines and an up-to-date medication list.
  • Ask what medicines you are being given and why.
  • Use hand rub when entering or leaving wards and clinical areas.
  • Tell staff if you feel unsteady or worried about falling.
  • Tell staff if your skin feels sore, red, tender or different.

Communication support

  • Interpreter services are free and available at all times.
  • Ask for an interpreter before an appointment if you or your carer needs one.
  • Ask staff to explain the plan again if it is unclear.
  • Nominate one family contact for updates when possible.
  • Write down names, clinic numbers and next steps before leaving.

Feedback, complaints and patient representative contacts

If you have a concern, Western Sydney LHD recommends raising it early. Start by speaking with the staff caring for you, then speak to a local manager or team leader if needed. If the issue is not resolved, contact a Patient Representative.

Feedback route Contact or next step
Speak with staff Raise the issue with the staff caring for you, or ask for the local manager or team leader.
Blacktown Hospital Patient Representative Call (02) 9881 8000
Write to Chief Executive Western Sydney Local Health District, PO Box 533, Wentworthville NSW 2145
Health Care Complaints Commission Phone: 1800 043 159 or (02) 9219 7444
Email: hccc@hccc.nsw.gov.au
Post: Locked Mail Bag 18, Strawberry Hills NSW 2012
NSW Ombudsman Phone: (02) 9286 1000
Patient experience survey Blacktown Hospital also provides patient experience surveys for inpatient, outpatient, Emergency Department, carer and translated survey feedback.

Doctor availability, clinic days and how to confirm schedules

Blacktown Hospital publishes service and clinic contacts, but individual doctor rosters, clinic days, leave and appointment schedules can change. Do not travel based only on an old third-party listing or an outdated appointment note.

  • Use the clinic name and phone number printed on your appointment letter.
  • Ask whether your appointment is with a named specialist, registrar, midwife, allied health clinician or team clinic.
  • Confirm if your appointment is face-to-face, phone or virtual care.
  • Ask whether new test results or imaging must be sent before the appointment.
  • If the appointment relates to private insurance, TAC, WorkCover, DVA or legal paperwork, confirm the exact doctor or team before attending.

Questions to ask before visiting Blacktown Hospital

Use this call script to avoid arriving at the wrong entry, missing referral rules or being surprised by parking and appointment changes.

  • “Which building, level and entry should I use for this appointment?”
  • “Is my appointment in Building A, Building B, Building C, Women’s Health, Emergency, Imaging, Dialysis or another location?”
  • “Do I need a current GP or specialist referral?”
  • “Has my appointment time, clinic room or doctor/team changed?”
  • “Is this appointment face-to-face, phone or virtual care?”
  • “Which medicines, scans, test results or forms should I bring?”
  • “Can an interpreter be arranged?”
  • “Where should I park for this clinic, and can I use concession parking?”
  • “Is there any bill, pharmacy charge, imaging fee, private patient charge or parking cost I should confirm?”
  • “Who should my family contact for patient enquiries or updates?”

Blacktown Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Blacktown Hospital?

Blacktown Hospital is located at 18 Blacktown Road, Blacktown NSW 2148, Australia.

What is the main phone number for Blacktown Hospital?

The main switchboard phone number for Blacktown Hospital is (02) 9881 8000.

Is Blacktown Hospital open 24 hours?

Yes. Blacktown Hospital is listed as open 24 hours, and the Emergency Department operates 24 hours for urgent and emergency care.

Does Blacktown Hospital have an Emergency Department?

Yes. Blacktown Hospital has a 24-hour Emergency Department. Emergency phone numbers listed are (02) 9881 8000 and (02) 9881 8532. For a life-threatening emergency, call 000.

How do I book or change a Blacktown Hospital outpatient appointment?

Most outpatient and specialist clinics require a GP or specialist referral. Use the clinic contact details on your appointment letter, or call the main switchboard on (02) 9881 8000 if you are unsure which clinic to contact.

What services are available at Blacktown Hospital?

Blacktown Hospital provides emergency care, intensive and high dependency care, acute medical and surgical services, obstetrics, paediatrics, newborn care, rehabilitation, mental health, community health, medical imaging, cancer and haematology, dialysis, women’s health and many specialist clinics.

What is the phone number for Blacktown Hospital maternity services?

Blacktown Hospital maternity phone is (02) 8670 8318. For routine Women’s Health Clinic appointment enquiries, call (02) 8670 8356 or (02) 8670 8352 during contact hours.

Where can I park at Blacktown Hospital?

Visitor car parks include P1 opposite Main Hospital Entry 1, P12 opposite Main Hospital Entry 3, P6 opposite the Emergency Department and P7 Community Health car park between Marcel Crescent and Blacktown Road. Emergency parking is marked as P13 on the facility map.

How much does parking cost at Blacktown Hospital?

Visitor parking is free for the first 15 minutes, then $8.30 for 15 minutes to 1 hour, $12.30 for 1 to 2 hours, $16.60 for 2 to 3 hours, $19.30 for 3 to 4 hours, $22.20 for 4 to 5 hours and $24.70 for 5 or more hours. The maximum daily fee and lost ticket fee are listed as $24.70.

Is concession parking available at Blacktown Hospital?

Yes. Eligible patients and carers may access concession parking. Current concessional rates listed by Western Sydney LHD include 0 to 3 hours free, $6.90 for one exit, $13.80 for a 3-day ticket and $27.60 for a 7-day ticket. Some eligibility categories require a signed concession form.

How far is Blacktown Station from Blacktown Hospital?

Western Sydney LHD says Blacktown Hospital is approximately 10 to 15 minutes’ walk from Blacktown train station. Use Transport for NSW or call 131 500 to plan your trip.

What should I bring to a Blacktown Hospital appointment?

Bring your appointment letter or SMS, Medicare card, referral, medicines in original packaging, medication list, allergy information, GP contact details, concession or private health insurance card if relevant, and any scans or test results requested by your clinic.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official NSW Government, Western Sydney Local Health District, Blacktown Hospital, NSW Health and Health Infrastructure sources for address, phone numbers, Emergency Department information, service contacts, maternity services, medical imaging, parking, concession parking, public transport, billing, patient preparation and feedback contacts. Phone numbers, clinic locations, referral rules, parking fees, service hours and access details can change, so confirm directly with Blacktown Hospital before travelling or making care decisions.

This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.

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