Mount Nasura public hospital guide
Armadale Health Service appointments, Emergency, parking and visitor planner
Armadale Hospital is officially known as Armadale Health Service, a public hospital campus at 3056 Albany Highway, Mount Nasura, serving Perth’s south-east. This guide is designed for patients, carers and visitors who need practical details before calling, attending Emergency, managing an outpatient appointment, checking maternity access, parking, visiting a ward or preparing for admission.
The key information is included inside this page first. Official links are provided mainly for actions such as managing an appointment, using Manage My Care, checking the hospital map, referring through the correct pathway or contacting the hospital directly.
For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000 and request an ambulance. Do not wait for an appointment or rely on an online hospital guide.
CallSwitchboard, clinic, ward or 000 for emergencies
ConfirmReferral, appointment letter, clinic code and documents
ArriveMain entrance, ED entry, overflow parking or bus stop
Check inMedicare card, referral, medicines and scans ready
Ask earlyCosts, private choice, interpreter, CARE Call or discharge help
Quick contact: Armadale Hospital address, phone and urgent numbers
Emergency Department
24-hour emergency care
For adults and children with serious urgent conditions.
Life-threatening emergency: 000
Outpatient help
Use clinic contact / Manage My Care
General enquiries: (08) 9391 2000
Referral office: (08) 9391 1167
| Need | Official contact/action | What to do before going |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 000 | Use 000 for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, serious injury, major bleeding, collapse, severe breathing trouble, poisoning or severe allergic reaction. |
| Main switchboard | (08) 9391 2000 | Ask for the ward, clinic, Emergency Department, maternity area, mental health unit, referral office or business support. |
| 24-hour medical advice | Healthdirect: 1800 022 222 | Use for non-life-threatening advice when you are unsure where to seek care. |
| Mental health emergency | MHERL metro: 1300 555 788 | For immediate risk, call 000 or present to the nearest Emergency Department. |
| Aishwarya’s CARE Call | (08) 9391 2419 | Use while in hospital if you are worried you or someone you care for is getting sicker and your concern is urgent. |
| Pre-admission Clinic | (08) 9391 2187 | Call if you cannot attend your pre-admission appointment or need to reschedule. |
| Antenatal Assessment Unit | (08) 9391 2947 | If you think you are in labour, call and speak with a midwife before coming to hospital. |
| Consumer Liaison Office | (08) 9391 1153 | Use for concerns about care. Email: AKG_consumerliaison@health.wa.gov.au |
| FOI / medical records | (08) 9224 7023 | Email: AKG.FOI@health.wa.gov.au. Own personal information applications have no fee. |
Armadale Hospital map, main entrance, ED entry and campus layout
The official address is 3056 Albany Highway, Mount Nasura WA 6112. The campus map shows the main entrance, Emergency Department entry, drop-off/pick-up, bus stop, taxi stand, visitor parking, ACROD parking, dialysis/ACROD parking and overflow parking off Ecko Road.
Ground floor areas from official map
- Rehabilitation clinics
- Allied Health clinics: physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech, dietetics, podiatry
- Pathology
- Radiology / X-ray
- Outpatient clinics G1, G2 and Hearts West
- Antenatal Midwife and MGP clinics
- Mental Health Clinics Mead
- Leschen Mental Health Unit
- Rehabilitation Ward
First floor areas from official map
- Maud Bellas Ward maternity and Antenatal Assessment Unit
- Theatres
- Intensive Care Unit
- Canning Ward
- Medical Admissions Unit
- Renal Dialysis
- Same Day Unit / Pre-admission clinic / Transit Lounge
- Colyer Ward surgical
- Campbell Ward paediatrics
- Outpatient clinics F2-F6
Helpful official video: Armadale Hospital Emergency Department
This official-style Emergency Department explainer is useful because it explains why patients may not be seen in arrival order and why triage urgency matters.
Emergency Department: who it is for and why waiting order can change
AHS Emergency Department provides 24-hour emergency service for adults and children. Patients are seen in order of illness severity, not arrival order.
| Emergency service | 24-hour Emergency Department care for serious conditions requiring urgent attention. |
|---|---|
| Patient groups | Adults and children, including obstetric, paediatric and neonatal emergencies. |
| Annual use | AHS states more than 60,000 people use its Emergency Department each year. |
| How patients are prioritised | Seriously ill patients are attended to first; patients with relatively minor illness may wait longer. |
| On-site support | The ED has access to medical imaging, allied health services and specialty areas including ICU and Acute Medical Unit. |
| After ED discharge | Ask before leaving: follow-up plan, medicines, discharge summary, symptoms to return for, and who to contact if the condition worsens. |
Outpatient appointments, referrals and Manage My Care
Outpatient appointments at Armadale Health Service are made after a referral from a GP, Emergency Department or hospital ward is accepted by an outpatient specialist. Most outpatients receive an appointment letter about one to two months before the appointment; changed or shorter-notice appointments may be advised by phone or text.
How outpatient appointments work
- A valid referral is needed before an outpatient appointment is made.
- The hospital/specialist reviews and accepts the referral.
- Appointment details are posted, sent by text, phone or available in Manage My Care.
- To cancel or reschedule, contact the clinic as soon as possible.
- If your health changes while waiting, contact your GP so updated information can be sent to the hospital.
Manage My Care can help with
- Viewing future outpatient appointment dates and referral information
- Updating contact details such as address and phone number
- Requesting reschedule/cancellation for participating clinics
- Receiving appointment/referral notifications
- Viewing directions, location, appointment instructions and requirements
Manage My Care limitation: HealthyWA says it is currently unavailable for diagnostic/imaging appointments, day treatment appointments such as chemotherapy, infusions and dialysis, elective surgery and booked admissions, and private health appointments.
Outpatient clinic directory contacts listed by AHS
| Clinic / service | Phone number | Map location listed by AHS |
|---|---|---|
| Dr K Sieunarine Private Clinic | 9386 9855 | Outpatient Entrance, Ground Floor, G1 |
| Dr V Singh Private Clinic | 9391 1141 | Outpatient Entrance, 1st Floor, F4 |
| Dr Strahan Private Clinic | 9368 1666 | Outpatient Entrance, 1st Floor, F3 |
| GP After Hours Clinic | 9391 2285 | 6: Community Health Building |
| GP Obstetric Clinic | 9391 2285 | 6: Community Health Building |
| Pathwest Pathology | 9391 2030 | Outpatient Entrance, Ground Floor, G3 |
| Perth Radiology Clinic | 1300 567 046 | Outpatient Entrance, Ground Floor, G4 |
| WA Eye Specialists | 9313 6688 | Outpatient Entrance, 1st Floor, F3 |
| WA Cardiology | 6169 2010 | Outpatient Entrance, Ground Floor, G1 |
Referral rules for GP and specialist pathways
| Referral type | Official pathway | Important details |
|---|---|---|
| Immediate outpatient referral within seven days | Contact On Call Specialist via switchboard on 9391 2000, then email referral to AKG.Referrals@health.wa.gov.au if agreed. | AHS lists three immediate access clinics: Rapid Access foot line, Orthopaedic Trauma Clinic after acute management, and Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic. |
| Routine doctor-led outpatient referral | Send to Central Referral Service. | Referral should include current clinical handover and meet Referral Access Criteria. |
| Referral Office query | 9391 1167, Monday-Friday 8am-4pm. | Email: AKG.Referrals@health.wa.gov.au. |
| Updated referral if condition worsens | GP should send updated clinical information through the correct referral pathway. | Include new information and impact on activities of daily living and health outcomes. |
GP After Hours Clinic near Armadale Hospital
| Location | Armadale Community Health and Development Centre, adjacent to Armadale Health Service, access off Albany Highway. |
|---|---|
| Provider | Provided by Arche Health Ltd. |
| Hours | Monday-Friday 7pm-10pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 2pm-9pm. |
| Best for | Relatively minor complaints or less severe illness/injury that would normally be treated by a local family doctor. |
| Walk-in or appointment? | Walk-in clinic; appointments can also be made via HotDoc. |
| Billing | Bulk billing service. You must present Medicare card and/or concession cards. |
Armadale Hospital services and care areas
AHS is a public general hospital focused on general medical, surgical and mental health services. EMHS describes it as a 271-bed general hospital delivering emergency, maternity, neonatal, general medical, rehabilitation, surgical, dialysis, outpatient, intensive care and mental health services.
| Service area | What it covers | Useful contact/action |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency Department | 24-hour urgent care for adults and children, including serious obstetric, paediatric and neonatal emergencies. | Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms. |
| General Medicine | Hospital care for general medical conditions and acute presentations. | Usually via Emergency, referral or admission pathway. |
| Medical Admissions Unit | 32-bed unit for acutely unwell patients over 16 years after ED stabilisation. | Phone listed: (08) 9391 2162; fax: (08) 9391 2197. |
| Intensive Care Unit | Specialist care for seriously ill patients requiring intensive monitoring and support. | ICU visiting rules can differ; ask ward staff. |
| Maternity | Antenatal clinics, specialist obstetric clinics, Midwifery Group Practice, postnatal services, birth suite, Maud Bellas ward and newborn supports. | For labour concerns call Antenatal Assessment Unit on 9391 2947. |
| Paediatrics and Neonates | Paediatric ward and neonatal care pathways. | Visiting/rest periods differ from general wards. |
| Mental Health | Adult and older adult mental health programs, inpatient mental health, Assessment and Treatment Team and Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team. | MHERL: 1300 555 788. Adult inpatient mental health / CRHTT: 9391 2300. |
| Radiology / X-ray | Imaging location shown on ground floor map. | Confirm appointment location and whether referral/preparation is needed. |
| Pathology | Pathwest Pathology listed in outpatient directory. | Phone listed: 9391 2030. |
| Renal Dialysis | Renal dialysis service and reserved dialysis/ACROD parking shown on map. | Ask clinic/ward for dialysis appointment and parking instructions. |
| Rehabilitation and Subacute | Rehabilitation and subacute care, including services for older adults and relevant catchment areas. | Rehabilitation and Subacute Unit phone listed: (08) 9391 2350. |
| Allied Health | Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech, dietetics and podiatry clinics shown on the campus map. | Confirm referral route and clinic location. |
| Social Work | Support across ED, general medical wards, aged care/rehab, palliative care, maternity, paediatrics, dialysis and mental health. | Ask treating team for social work referral. Community rehabilitation social work: 9391 2262. |
Maternity services, labour contact and birth access
Who can use maternity services?
- You need to live in the Armadale maternity catchment area.
- You need referral by your GP or a Privately Practising Endorsed Midwife.
- AHS also lists a self-refer link for maternity care.
- For high-risk, complex pregnancies or urgent review within seven days, GPs/PPEMs can call the Antenatal Clinic Coordinator on (08) 9391 2901.
If you think you are in labour
- Call the Antenatal Assessment Unit first: (08) 9391 2947.
- When arriving, proceed to Maud Bellas maternity ward reception on the first floor.
- Between 9pm and 5am, present to the Emergency Department; staff will direct you to the maternity ward or birthing suites.
- AHS states you may not be able to request a specific or female doctor; doctors are allocated based on current resourcing.
| Maternity care area | Included services |
|---|---|
| Outpatient maternity care | Midwifery-led antenatal clinics, specialist obstetric clinics, Boodjari Yorgas Midwifery Group Practice, Midwifery and Postnatal Services, parent education, Visiting Midwifery Service, lactation consultant and newborn hearing screening. |
| Inpatient maternity care | Antenatal Assessment Unit, Birth Suite, maternity admission and Maud Bellas ward. |
Parking, drop-off, taxis, buses and local access
| Access need | Official detail | Local practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Drop-off / pick-up | Patients can be dropped off and picked up at the front of the main building. A 5-minute time limit applies. | Use this for short stops only; do not leave the vehicle unattended beyond posted limits. |
| Main car park | Limited parking is available at the front of the hospital along Albany Highway. | Allow extra time before appointments because main parking can fill. |
| Overflow parking | Overflow parking is available off Ecko Road, north of the Albany Highway entrance. | Follow signs along Albany Highway; walk around Antonia Bagshawe Centre, up to Mead Centre car park, then toward the main hospital car park. |
| Reserved parking | Spaces closest to the entrance are reserved for dialysis patients, ACROD permit holders, police and some visiting medical practitioners. | Use reserved bays only if eligible and signed. |
| Taxi | A Cab Spot is located at the main entrance near Emergency Department. | Call 13 13 30 and enter Cab Spot code 1125. If not arrived within 15 minutes, call back and confirm you are still waiting. |
| Public phones | Public telephones are located near the hospital main reception. | Use these if you need to call a taxi or family member and cannot use your mobile. |
| Bus / train planning | Train stations near the hospital include Armadale, Challis, Sherwood and Kelmscott. Transperth buses 220 and 249 link Armadale/Kelmscott stations to the hospital. | Use Transperth Journey Planner for current routes and disruptions. The Armadale Line has reopened, but service changes can still occur. |
| Bus stop | Official map marks a bus stop on/near the campus access area. | Check Transperth live information before travel, especially for early appointments. |
Parking fee note: I found official information about limited parking, overflow parking, reserved bays, speed limits and infringements, but no official Armadale Health Service public parking fee table was available in the checked official sources. Do not add guessed parking fees.
Pre-admission, surgery admission and what to bring
Pre-admission clinic
- Used for elective surgical procedures before admission.
- Assessment may happen by telephone or in person.
- Located on the first floor; enter through main reception.
- A clerk contacts you once procedure confirmation is received from your surgeon.
- If you cannot attend, call (08) 9391 2187 to reschedule.
What happens at pre-admission
- Pre-admission assessment
- Medical history review
- Surgery admission times and procedures
- Surgery information and fasting if required
- Blood pressure, height, weight and blood sugar if diabetic
- Additional tests if required
- Food allergy/intolerance planning for hospital meals
- Anaesthetist review if needed
Bring to pre-admission appointment
| Bring if applicable | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Usual medications or a GP medication list | Helps the nurse/doctor check safety before procedure. |
| GP letter describing medication history | Useful if medication history is extensive. |
| Cardiology reports | Important for anaesthetic/procedure planning. |
| X-rays, ultrasounds or procedure-related tests | Supports clinical review before surgery. |
| Medicare card and Medicare Safety Net card | Used for public hospital and billing records. |
| Private health insurance details if required | Needed if choosing private patient option. |
| Pension, veterans or health care card | Relevant for concessions/support. |
| Reading glasses | Useful for forms and instructions. |
| Workers’ Compensation or Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust paperwork if applicable | Required for claim-related admission or billing process. |
Surgery admission types and day-of-surgery rules
| Admission type | What it means | Important action |
|---|---|---|
| Same day surgery | You have surgery/procedure and return home the same day. | Arrange a responsible adult to pick you up and stay with you overnight. Surgery may be cancelled if this is not arranged. |
| Day of surgery admission | You are admitted on the day of procedure and stay overnight after the operation/procedure. | Bring overnight items and follow fasting/instruction details. |
| Day before surgery admission | You are admitted one to two days before surgery, only when treatment before the operation/procedure is required. | Confirm ward, time and medication instructions. |
| Emergency surgery admission | You are unwell and admitted through ED or at very short notice. | After surgery you may recover in Same Day Unit or transfer to a surgical ward overnight. |
Before surgery: the evening before surgery, AHS advises showering with liquid soap, then shower again before coming to hospital. Do not apply lotions, creams, powders or deodorant after showering. Remove nail polish, make-up and jewellery.
Public, private and overseas patient costs
Public patient with Medicare
HealthyWA says if you are eligible for Medicare and treated as a public patient in a Western Australian public hospital, you will not pay for accommodation, surgery, medication and other in-hospital services.
Private patient option
AHS says a private patient with appropriate hospital cover has no out-of-pocket expenses for hospital accommodation, pathology and radiology, but some doctor fees are billed independently and should be discussed directly with the doctor.
| Situation | Verified detail | What to ask before choosing |
|---|---|---|
| Choosing private insurance | Tell the admissions clerk on the ward, at ED, or your treating doctor if you want to use private health insurance. | Ask about doctor gap fees, room availability, radiology invoices and excess/co-payment waiver. |
| Private fund excess/co-payment | AHS says it can waive any excess/co-payment if you choose to activate private health insurance. | Confirm with AHS and your fund before admission. |
| Private room | You may request a single room, but availability is not guaranteed and priority is based on medical need. | Ask at admission; do not assume a private room will be available. |
| Overseas visitors/students | Must present passport, insurance details and valid credit card. If admitted as an inpatient, a deposit may be charged. | Check with insurer; out-of-pocket expenses may apply even with insurance. |
| RHCA countries | Reciprocal Health Care Agreement may cover essential treatment for visitors from listed countries; Italy and Malta have first-six-month limits. | Billing may continue until passport and RHCA eligibility are confirmed. |
| Overseas billing enquiries | Private Patient Liaison Officer: ahs.pplo@health.wa.gov.au / 9391 2087. | For other billing, EMHS Accounts Receivable: EMHS.AR.General@health.wa.gov.au / 1300 715 588. |
Estimate rule: if an exact fee is not publicly listed by AHS, do not guess. Ask the hospital, private patient liaison, insurer or treating doctor for an estimate before admission.
Visiting hours, ward limits and infection rules
| Area | Visiting rule | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| General visiting | 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. | Special arrangements outside these hours may be possible by calling switchboard and asking for the ward. |
| Maternity, paediatrics and neonates | 8am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm, seven days a week. | Rest period is 1pm to 3pm. |
| Emergency Department | Limit of one visitor per patient. | Staff may adjust access based on patient safety and clinical activity. |
| Leschen Mental Health Unit | Banksia, Karri, Moodjar and Yorgum wards: contact ward staff on 9391 2300 to arrange visits. | Nursing staff may adjust visiting to meet patient medical requirements. |
| ICU | ICU page lists 8am to 8pm, with a maximum of two visitors at the bed space at any one time. | Visiting may be limited during rounds, handover, procedures or unit activity. |
| When not to visit | Do not visit if unwell, including diarrhoea, vomiting, cold or flu symptoms. | Call the appointment contact if currently COVID-positive or had COVID-19 in the last 7 days. |
| Safety rule | Visitors should never touch wounds, dressings, IV lines or equipment being used to treat a patient. | Ask staff before helping with patient care. |
Facilities, free Wi-Fi, telephones and kiosk
Free EMHS Wi-Fi
- Accessible throughout the hospital.
- No password required.
- Works on most Wi-Fi enabled devices.
- Connect to HEALTH – Patient.
- Read and accept the terms and conditions window to connect.
- Hospital staff cannot provide technical support for Wi-Fi problems.
Bedside phone and TV
- Most wards have digital TV screens above each bed.
- TV is rented daily or weekly through an external company.
- Private TV sets are not permitted for safety reasons.
- Incoming bedside phone calls are free.
- Outgoing local calls are listed as $0.45 per call; mobile calls are $0.80 per minute.
- Long-distance calls in Australia are listed between $0.24 and $0.80 per minute.
| Public telephones | Located near main reception. |
|---|---|
| Buying TV/phone credits | Use bedside phone by dialling 67 and following prompts, or cash through vending machines on the wards. |
| Auxiliary kiosk | Ground floor kiosk sells gifts, baby baskets, newspapers, magazines, books, flowers and cold drinks. |
| Kiosk phone | (08) 9391 2121 |
| Cyber safety | Do not take or post pictures/videos of other patients, families or hospital staff while at the hospital. |
CARE Call, discharge, medical records and patient rights
Aishwarya’s CARE Call
- If you are worried about a change in condition, tell a nurse or staff member.
- If you are still worried, tell a senior nurse or staff member.
- If the concern is urgent, call (08) 9391 2419.
Discharge checklist
- Ask early when discharge is expected.
- Official ward discharge time is 10am.
- Arrange transport before discharge.
- Collect private X-rays/scans, medicines and personal items.
- Confirm follow-up appointments before leaving.
- Pay discharge medication costs on the day of discharge if prescribed.
| Records / rights issue | Official detail |
|---|---|
| FOI for your own personal information | No fee or charge if the application is for your own personal information. |
| FOI for non-personal documents | $30 application fee, with possible additional charges such as photocopying or staff time. |
| FOI decision timeframe | Maximum 45 calendar days after receipt of a valid application. |
| FOI contact | Mail: Freedom of Information, GPO Box X2213, Perth WA 6847. Phone: 9224 7023. Email: AKG.FOI@health.wa.gov.au. |
| Patient rights | AHS states patients have the right to respectful, responsive, safe and effective care, privacy and confidentiality, appropriate disability access and a professional interpreter where needed. |
| Patient responsibilities | Provide accurate health information, medication details and special needs, follow treatment instructions or say if unable, cancel appointments when needed, and treat staff and other patients with respect. |
Doctors, appointment fees and what should be confirmed directly
No guessing rule: AHS has staff specialists and private specialists, but individual doctor rosters, private doctor fees, clinic days and appointment availability can change. This page should not publish guessed doctor schedules or fees.
Ask before an outpatient visit
- “Which clinic code or map location is on my appointment letter?”
- “Do I need a current GP referral?”
- “Can I use Manage My Care to confirm, cancel or reschedule?”
- “Is this face-to-face, phone or video?”
- “Do I need to bring private scans or test results?”
- “Will I be seen by a staff specialist, private specialist or team member?”
Ask before admission or procedure
- “Do I need pre-admission clinic review?”
- “What time should I arrive?”
- “Should I stop or continue any medication?”
- “What fasting instructions apply?”
- “Will private insurance be used?”
- “Do I need an adult to take me home and stay overnight?”
Official Armadale Hospital action links
| User need | Official action page |
|---|---|
| Main hospital website | Armadale Health Service official website |
| Contact details | Contact Armadale Health Service |
| Emergency Department | Emergency Department |
| Outpatient appointments | Outpatients |
| Manage My Care | Manage My Care |
| Services list | AHS services |
| Hospital campus map PDF | AHS hospital map PDF |
| Parking and transport | EMHS Armadale Hospital page |
| Visiting hours | Visiting Times |
| Pre-admission clinic | Pre-admission Clinic |
| Admissions | Admissions |
| GP After Hours Clinic | GP After Hours Clinic |
| Maternity services | Maternity Services |
| Private patients | Private Patients |
| Overseas patients | Overseas Patients |
| Freedom of Information | FOI and health records |
| Aishwarya’s CARE Call | Aishwarya’s CARE Call |
| Transperth Journey Planner | Plan public transport |
Armadale Hospital FAQs
What is the official address of Armadale Hospital?
Armadale Hospital, officially Armadale Health Service, is located at 3056 Albany Highway, Mount Nasura WA 6112.
What is the main phone number for Armadale Hospital?
The main Armadale Health Service phone number is (08) 9391 2000.
Does Armadale Hospital have a 24-hour Emergency Department?
Yes. Armadale Health Service Emergency Department provides a 24-hour emergency service for adults and children. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000.
How are patients seen in Armadale Hospital Emergency Department?
Patients are seen in order of illness severity, not order of arrival. Seriously ill patients are attended to first, while patients with minor illness may wait longer.
How do outpatient appointments work at Armadale Hospital?
Outpatient appointments are made after a referral from a GP, Emergency Department or hospital ward is accepted by an outpatient specialist. Appointment information is usually sent by letter, phone, text or Manage My Care.
Can I cancel or reschedule an Armadale Hospital outpatient appointment?
Yes. Contact the relevant clinic as soon as possible using the outpatient clinic directory or Manage My Care if the clinic participates in online reschedule/cancel requests.
What are the visiting hours at Armadale Hospital?
General visiting hours are 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Maternity, paediatrics and neonates visiting hours are 8am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm, with rest period from 1pm to 3pm.
Where is parking for Armadale Hospital?
Limited parking is available at the front of the hospital along Albany Highway. Overflow parking is available off Ecko Road, north of the Albany Highway entrance. The official map also marks ACROD, visitor, dialysis/ACROD and overflow parking.
Is Armadale Hospital free with Medicare?
If you are eligible for Medicare and treated as a public patient in a Western Australian public hospital, HealthyWA says you will not pay for accommodation, surgery, medication and other in-hospital services.
What should I bring to an Armadale Hospital outpatient appointment?
Bring your appointment letter or Manage My Care appointment details, Medicare card, healthcare/pension/safety net card if relevant, current medication list, and copies of private tests or X-rays related to your illness.
Source and update note
This page is based on official Armadale Health Service, East Metropolitan Health Service, HealthyWA and WA Health information for contact details, Emergency Department, outpatients, referrals, Manage My Care, services, GP After Hours Clinic, maternity, admissions, pre-admission, parking, transport, visiting, private/overseas patients, Wi-Fi, FOI and Aishwarya’s CARE Call. Phone numbers, parking access, clinic locations, visiting rules, referral pathways and costs can change, so confirm urgent or personal details directly with Armadale Health Service before travelling.
This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.