Buderim Hospital Queensland: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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Buderim Private Hospital appointments, Emergency Centre, parking and admission planner

Buderim Hospital Queensland usually refers to Buderim Private Hospital, a not-for-profit UnitingCare private hospital at 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, Buderim QLD 4556. This guide is built for patients, carers and visitors who need direct action details before calling, booking admission, finding a doctor, attending the Emergency Centre, checking private/self-funded costs, planning parking, preparing for a procedure or visiting a ward.

The useful official information is included on this page first. Official links are placed mainly where the user needs to take action: book admission, pay an account, search for a doctor, check Emergency wait information, provide feedback, contact maternity, or download the patient booklet.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Buderim Private Hospital has a private Emergency Centre, but do not drive or wait online if symptoms are immediately life-threatening.
CallMain hospital, Emergency Centre, pre-admission or accounts
ConfirmDoctor, referral, admission, quote and health fund cover
ArriveElsa Wilson Drive, drop-off, free parking or courtesy bus
Check inMain reception, Emergency Centre, Day Surgery or maternity
Ask earlyOut-of-pocket cost, discharge ride, medicines and follow-up

Quick contact: Buderim Hospital address, phone and main actions

Main hospital

Buderim Private Hospital

12 Elsa Wilson Drive, via Syd Lingard Drive, Buderim QLD 4556

07 5430 3303

Emergency Centre

Private Emergency Centre

07 5452 0599

Open 24 hours, every day.

Admission booking help

Clerical pre-admission

07 5430 3348

Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm.

Need Official contact/action What to ask before you go
Life-threatening emergency Call 000 Use 000 for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, major trauma, major bleeding, poisoning or severe allergic reaction.
Main switchboard 07 5430 3303 Ask for the ward, maternity, Emergency Centre, pre-admission, patient accounts, pharmacy, doctor’s rooms or department.
Hospital fax 07 5430 3337 Use only where a doctor’s rooms, hospital team or admissions staff specifically requests faxed information.
General email bph.reception@uchealth.com.au Use for general enquiries. Do not use general email for urgent clinical problems.
Emergency Centre enquiries 07 5452 0599 Ask about current Emergency Centre process, private fees, parking, patient enquiries or follow-up instructions.
Pre-Admission Clinic 07 5452 0685 Use if your surgeon refers you to pre-admission, or if you need to reschedule a nurse appointment.
Patient accounts 07 3253 4910 Use for unexpected expenses or account concerns. Email: patient.accounts@uchealth.com.au
Online admission booking Book My Admission Complete admission and nursing history online before hospital stay.
Pay account online Pay My Account Use only for genuine hospital account payments. Confirm account number and patient details first.
Safety escalation while admitted 0419 779 458 Use “Let Us Know” after first speaking to your nurse/doctor and nurse in charge if you remain seriously worried about care or safety.

Buderim Private Hospital map, entry route and video

The hospital is at 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, via Syd Lingard Drive, Buderim QLD 4556. The patient booklet map shows Elsa Wilson Drive connecting from Syd Lingard Drive, with directions toward Buderim, Mooloolaba, Noosa and Brisbane. The main entrance is on Elsa Wilson Drive, and patients can be dropped off and collected from this entrance.

Official Buderim Private Hospital video playlist

This official Buderim Private Hospital Care to Share playlist is useful for patients who want hospital service and patient-education videos before visiting.

Private Emergency Centre: referral, triage, fees and parking

Call 000 first in a life-threatening situation. Otherwise, Buderim Private Hospital says patients may attend its Emergency Centre without a GP referral.
Emergency Centre phone 07 5452 0599
Opening Open 24 hours a day, every day.
Who can attend? Patients of any age can attend, including people without private health insurance. No GP referral is required.
How assessment works On arrival, an emergency triage nurse reviews symptoms. Patients are then seen by a doctor in order of clinical priority, with the most urgent patients seen first.
What the service includes Emergency medicine specialists, experienced doctors and nurses, resuscitation areas, bedside ultrasound and echocardiography, fast-track room, specialised eye equipment, onsite radiology and pathology, and support from theatres, cardiac catheter laboratories and ICU.
Admission after Emergency Private health fund members may be admitted directly if cover applies. Patients without private insurance may self-fund or choose transfer to a public hospital.
Complex children needing admission Children with complex medical issues requiring further treatment/admission may be referred or transferred to the Paediatric Ward at Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
Emergency parking Free parking is available adjacent to the Emergency Centre. Follow the red lines on the road near the main entrance to dedicated Emergency Centre parking spaces.
Emergency visitors Family and friends are welcome, but the hospital asks visitors to limit numbers to two at a time. Parents of children are encouraged to stay with their child.

Emergency Centre out-of-pocket fee guide

Fee type Official listed amount Important cost note
Standard rate $350 out-of-pocket Payable on the day as you leave the Emergency Centre.
Concession and children $220 Hospital page says concession rate applies to pension and concession card holders; it also lists children up to 17 years-of-age in the table and separately describes children under 16 on the same page. Confirm age rule directly before relying on it.
WorkCover $0 out-of-pocket if accepted If the claim is denied, the patient may need to pay the bill.
Eligible Veterans’ Health Card $0 out-of-pocket Services to appropriate DVA Health Card holders are paid by the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
Overseas travellers $625 plus MBS item Overseas travellers are generally not eligible for a Medicare rebate; travel insurance reimbursement depends on policy.
Standard fee includes Emergency specialist consultation, X-ray and blood tests Some additional tests/services may still create separate charges.
Accelerated infectious disease test May cost $50 Emergency page says this is an exception where blood test costs may apply.
After-hours diagnostic imaging Out-of-pocket from $150, non-rebateable Applies to some urgent after-hours X-ray, CT or ultrasound requests.
Private health insurance Usually does not cover Emergency Centre out-of-pocket fee Private insurers generally do not treat a private emergency department visit as an overnight hospital stay. Only Medicare contributes to the visit.

What to tell Emergency Centre staff

  • Allergies
  • Current and past health problems
  • All medications and treatments
  • Whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Recent overseas travel
  • Any other information that may affect your care

Appointments, doctors, admission booking and pre-admission steps

User intent Micro step-by-step Official action/contact
Find a specialist 1. Open Doctors Search. 2. Search by doctor surname, specialty area or clinical service. 3. Call the doctor’s rooms. 4. Confirm referral, consultation fee, clinic location and whether the doctor admits at Buderim Private Hospital. Doctors Search
Book hospital admission 1. Treating doctor/surgeon confirms procedure. 2. Complete online admission through Book My Admission. 3. Provide health fund, Medicare, emergency contact, clinical history and medication details. 4. Sign electronic documents if requested. 5. Pay required out-of-pocket amounts before admission. Book My Admission / 07 5430 3348
Use pre-admission clinic 1. Surgeon refers if needed. 2. Nurse may assess you face-to-face or by phone. 3. Bring medications/CPAP and relevant tests. 4. Complete admission documents and fund checks. 5. Ask about discharge support before the procedure. 07 5452 0685
Pay hospital account 1. Confirm invoice/account details. 2. Use the official payment portal. 3. Keep receipt. 4. For unexpected expenses, contact Patient Accounts. Pay My Account / 07 3253 4910
Self-funded care estimate 1. Get GP referral to a specialist. 2. Specialist discusses procedure. 3. Ask hospital for estimate covering hospital fees only. 4. Separately confirm surgeon, anaesthetist, assistant, pathology and radiology costs. 5. Pay required hospital amount before procedure. Self-funded care enquiry
Day patient admission Follow fasting and medication instructions, arrange a responsible adult to pick you up and stay 12-24 hours, bring forms/cards/scans, pay known out-of-pocket expenses, and do not leave unaccompanied after anaesthetic/sedation. Day Patient Admission
Doctor schedule rule: Buderim Private Hospital publishes a doctor search by surname, specialty area and clinical service, but individual doctor availability, consulting days and fees can change. Do not publish guessed doctor schedules; confirm with the doctor’s rooms.

Doctors Search specialties available on the official hospital directory

The official Doctors Search page lets users search by doctor surname, specialty area or clinical service. The specialty list includes:

Specialty areas listed Breast and Endocrine Surgery, Bariatric Surgery, Cardiology, Colorectal Surgery, Dentistry, Emergency, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, General Medicine, General Surgery, Geriatric Medicine, Gynaecology, Haematology, Infectious Disease Medicine, Interventional Radiology, Neurosurgery, Obstetrics, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthopaedics, Ear Nose and Throat, Paediatric Dentistry, Paediatric Medicine, Paediatric Surgery, Pain Medicine, Palliative Care Medicine, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Psychiatry, Psychology, Radiation Oncology, Radiology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Renal Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, Rheumatology, Sleep Medicine, Spinal Surgery, Urogynaecology, Urology, Vascular Surgery and Weight Loss Surgery.

Ask doctor’s rooms before booking

  • “Do I need a GP referral?”
  • “What is the consultation fee and expected rebate?”
  • “Which building/suite should I attend?”
  • “Does the doctor admit to Buderim Private Hospital?”
  • “Will I need online hospital admission forms?”
  • “Who gives the hospital fee estimate?”

Ask before a procedure

  • “What item number and intended procedure should I use for admission booking?”
  • “When should I start fasting?”
  • “Which medicines should I stop or continue?”
  • “Will I need pre-admission clinic?”
  • “Will there be separate surgeon, anaesthetist or assistant fees?”
  • “Can I go home the same day?”

Pre-Admission Clinic: location, hours and what to bring

Pre-Admission Clinic location

Suite 1, Medical Centre, Buderim Private Hospital campus, 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, Buderim.

The hospital says the clinic is directly opposite the entrance to iMed Radiology, in the Medical Centre at the back of the hospital.

Hours and phone

Open: Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.

Phone: 07 5452 0685

Appointments are available face-to-face or by phone.

Pre-admission issue Verified official detail
Who may need it? Depending on procedure, age and medical history, your surgeon may require a nursing assessment and tests such as ECG, blood tests or X-rays before surgery.
What nurses review Healthcare needs, medical history, medication history, admission/discharge support needs, documentation, private health fund checks and information that may be sent to the anaesthetist.
What to bring All medications in original packaging and/or recent GP medication list. If you use CPAP, bring the CPAP machine.
Remote patients For patients outside the Sunshine Coast or unable to attend, the clinic can arrange a phone interview and tests closer to home.
Driving to clinic Go past the two-storey car park, take the road left up the hill, follow the white line to the top until the X-ray/radiology sign, then park on the left.

Hospital services and care areas at Buderim Private Hospital

Buderim Private Hospital describes itself as one of the Sunshine Coast’s largest private hospitals and lists a wide range of surgical, medical, diagnostic, maternity, emergency, rehabilitation and mental health services.

Service area What official sources say Best user action
Emergency Centre 24/7 private emergency care for all ages, no referral required, triage on arrival, GP/ambulance/self-present options, Care 24-7 operation. Call 000 for life-threatening emergency; otherwise call 07 5452 0599 for Emergency Centre enquiries.
Cardiac Services Diagnostic and interventional cardiac services, two dedicated cardiovascular theatres, Critical Care including ICU, cardiologists/electrophysiologists, intensivist service, 24-hour resident medical officer service and onsite diagnostic imaging including ultrasound, X-ray, CT and MRI. Search cardiology specialists and confirm referral/procedure pathway.
Cooinda Mental Health Service Mental health service with inpatient treatment, outpatient programs, psychology clinic, doctor resources and patient/visitor information. Use Cooinda official page or ask switchboard for Cooinda Mental Health Service.
Maternity Supports natural and caesarean births; all maternity rooms have queen beds and private ensuites, and partners are welcome to stay. Pages include pregnancy preparation, birth plan, labour signs, pain relief, newborn care, breastfeeding, parent groups and maternity team information. Use maternity pages and contact maternity team before booking.
Rehabilitation Inpatient and day programs with rehabilitation specialists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, exercise physiologists and nurses. Aim is to reduce recovery time, pain and impairment and support independence after illness, injury or surgery. Ask treating doctor whether inpatient, day or cardiac rehabilitation is appropriate.
Hospital in the Home / DPAC Delivered with BlueCare for eligible patients who can safely receive treatment at home while still admitted, or additional post-acute support after discharge. Daily visits/support may be available depending on plan and cover. Ask treating team or local BlueCare team on 0429 094 818 about eligibility.
Orthopaedics Listed as an official service area and specialty, including orthopaedic injury support via Emergency Centre. Use Doctors Search for orthopaedic specialists and confirm admission pathway.
Paediatrics Paediatric service listed by the hospital. Emergency page says complex children requiring admission may be referred/transferred to Sunshine Coast University Hospital. Confirm suitability before presentation if the child has complex needs.
Surgical Services Hospital lists general surgery, endoscopy, bariatric, orthopaedic, ENT, oral/maxillofacial, plastic/cosmetic and other surgical specialties across its service and doctor pages. Specialist arranges procedure; patient completes admission booking.
Pharmacy Hospital booklet notes discharge medicines and some medications not related to admission may create extra pharmacy costs; “When You Leave” says patients may need to collect medication from onsite pharmacy. Ask before discharge whether medicine costs are separate.

Maternity at Buderim Private Hospital

What the maternity service offers

  • Natural and caesarean birth options.
  • Care from midwives, obstetricians, paediatricians and maternity team members.
  • Private maternity rooms with queen beds and private ensuites.
  • Partners are welcome to stay.
  • Pregnancy preparation, birth plan, labour signs and class/course information.
  • Postnatal recovery, breastfeeding advice, parent groups and newborn-care resources.

Maternity visitor rule

  • Maternity visiting listed on visiting page: 3pm to 8pm.
  • Partners are welcome at any time.
  • Check current visitor rules before attending because restrictions can change with health directives.
Maternity cost rule: Maternity private hospital costs can involve hospital fees, obstetrician fees, anaesthetist fees, paediatrician fees and health fund rules. Confirm the full estimate with the hospital, obstetrician and health fund before admission.

Parking, transport, courtesy bus and local access

Access need Verified official detail Practical tip
Onsite parking All parking at Buderim Private Hospital is free, subject to three-hour limits. Because time limits apply, ask staff about permits if you require extended parking hours.
Main car park Just through the main entrance is the two-level main car park, topped by the Nucleus Medical Suites. Use this for main reception and general hospital access unless directed elsewhere.
Additional parking Additional spaces are available in other parking areas further along the entrance road. Allow extra time for first visits because campus roads can be confusing.
Disabled parking Disabled parking spaces are closest to the main hospital building. Display valid permit and follow signage.
Patient drop-off / pick-up There is a patient drop-off / pick-up zone outside main reception. Use this for short drop-off and collection only.
Emergency Centre parking Free parking is available adjacent to the Emergency Centre; follow the red lines on the road near the main entrance. Do not use Emergency parking for routine appointments unless permitted.
Courtesy bus parking Free additional parking is available at Maroochydore Cricket Ground car park, approximately 600m from the hospital off Syd Lingard Drive. Courtesy bus runs every 5-10 minutes Monday-Friday, 5.45am-6.30pm. Public holiday and Christmas period hours can change.
Courtesy bus child rule The hospital says it cannot transport children up to 7 years of age on the courtesy bus. If travelling with infants/children up to 7, use free onsite hospital parking instead.
Public transport Sunbus Route 602 runs hourly each way between Maroochydore and Kawana with a drop-off point at the hospital’s main entrance. For public transport information, call 131 230 or check the Sunbus/Translink timetable before travelling.
Taxi Suncoast Cabs can be booked on 131 008. Arrange pickup before discharge if you are not permitted to drive.

Costs, health insurance, self-funded care and estimates

Private health insurance

Buderim Private Hospital can claim directly from your private health fund. The hospital recommends contacting your insurer before admission to confirm adequate cover, exclusions, restrictions, excess and co-payment.

Financial consent

All patients have the right to be informed of out-of-pocket expenses before admission and may be asked to complete an Informed Financial Consent form on admission.

Payment/cost issue Official detail Ask before admission
Health fund cover Ask whether your policy covers the admission, whether waiting periods apply, whether you have an excess/co-payment, whether your policy excludes or restricts treatments such as cardiac, orthopaedic, intensive care or rehabilitation, and whether prosthetic/disposable items are covered. Call your fund and write down reference number.
DVA Gold Card holders are covered for all care; White Card holders are covered subject to DVA approval. Bring DVA details and confirm approval where required.
WorkCover / third-party Total estimated costs are payable before admission unless insurer approval is confirmed before admission. Ask insurer and hospital what approval number/document is required.
Self-funded patients Hospital estimates are estimates only and may increase if complications or treatment changes occur. Total payment, except ancillary charges, must be made on or before admission. Ask for a hospital-fee quote and separate doctor/provider quotes.
International/overseas insurance Patients insured with an overseas company may be asked to pay estimated cost on or before admission and follow up with insurer themselves. Confirm whether travel insurer will reimburse and what documents are required.
Third-party liability claims Motor vehicle accident and other third-party claim accounts are payable in full on discharge; patient is responsible for recovery of expenses. Confirm claim rules before admission.
Overseas claims Payment of medical and hospital expenses is the patient’s responsibility and must be finalised on discharge. Ask Patient Accounts and travel insurer before admission.
Unexpected expenses Unforeseen circumstances may make final costs higher than expected. Contact Patient Accounts on 07 3253 4910 or patient.accounts@uchealth.com.au.

Additional costs that may be separate from hospital fees

  • Surgeon fees
  • Anaesthetist fees
  • Surgical assistant fees
  • Physicians or other doctors involved in your care
  • Pharmacy medicines not related to admission and discharge medications
  • Pathology such as blood tests or tissue examination
  • Diagnostic imaging such as X-rays or CT scans
  • Emergency Centre account if treated before or after admission
  • Extra meals or boarding
Estimate clarity: if the hospital or doctor has not publicly listed an exact fee, do not guess. Mark it as “estimate required” and tell the patient to confirm with Buderim Private Hospital, their specialist, anaesthetist, health fund or insurer.

What to bring for admission, surgery or day procedure

Documents and cards

  • Doctor’s letters, reports, notes and consent forms
  • Copy of online admission booking document from Book My Admission
  • Relevant X-rays, CT, MRI, ultrasound or other scans
  • Certified copy of Power of Attorney or Advance Health Directive if applicable
  • Medicare card
  • DVA card if applicable
  • Pharmacy or Safety Net card
  • Private health insurance card
  • Credit card for excesses, co-payments or incidentals

Medicines and personal items

  • All current medications in original labelled packaging
  • Up-to-date list of all current medications
  • Inhalers, creams, ointments, patches, drops, injections, herbal and complementary medicines
  • Medication repeats and authority scripts
  • CPAP/sleep apnoea device if required
  • Nightwear, dressing gown, slippers or comfortable flat shoes
  • Toiletries
  • Physical aids such as glasses, hearing aids or walking stick
  • Comfortable clothing for rehabilitation or Cooinda Mental Health Service
Medication warning: the hospital booklet says dose administration aids such as Webster Packs cannot be used during the hospital stay because staff cannot verify contents, age or prescribed dose. Pharmacy resupply may create extra cost.

Do not bring

  • Large sums of cash
  • Jewellery or unnecessary valuables
  • Electrical appliances for day patients such as computers/hair dryers unless approved
  • Items you cannot safely store

Day procedure and surgery rules users often miss

Stage Official instruction
One week before surgery Contact your doctor/specialist if you are diabetic or taking blood thinners such as aspirin, clopidogrel, warfarin, dipyridamole or anti-inflammatory drugs.
Fasting Follow doctor’s instructions about when to stop eating/drinking and whether to take usual medications.
Before leaving home Bathe/shower and wash hair as directed; do not use powder, deodorant or creams; do not wear make-up, jewellery or nail polish; do not smoke or drink alcohol for 24 hours before surgery.
Arrival Arrive at the designated time via the main hospital entrance and present to Main Reception.
Admission order Patients are admitted according to procedure time, not arrival/admission time.
Known out-of-pocket expenses Pay known out-of-pocket expenses on arrival or before admission as required.
After surgery Day surgery patients return to recovery and usually stay at least 1.5-2 hours depending on the anaesthetic.
Transport home You must arrange a responsible adult to pick you up and stay with you for the first 12-24 hours after day surgery/procedure. Procedure may be cancelled if this is not arranged.
First 24 hours after procedure Do not stay alone, drive, ride a bike, use heavy equipment, drink alcohol, make legal decisions or make important decisions.
Overnight discharge Discharge from an overnight admission is usually between 9am and 10am. The website also says discharge is carried out before 10am.

Visiting hours, restrictions and patient enquiries

Ward / situation Visiting times Restrictions / notes
General visiting 11am to 8pm Footer snippets on some pages still show older/general “10:30am – 8pm” text, but the dedicated visiting page and patient booklet list general visiting as 11am – 8pm. Use the dedicated visiting page for current planning.
Maternity 3pm to 8pm Partners welcome at any time.
Critical Care Service, Level 2 11am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm Two people allowed at a time. No flowers.
Cooinda Mental Health Service 3pm to 8pm Dedicated visiting page lists 3pm-8pm every day including weekends. Patient booklet lists weekday/weekend wording; confirm with ward before travelling.
Emergency Centre Not standard ward visiting Family and friends may be with the patient, but limit to two at a time. Relatives may be asked to leave during assessments/procedures.
Patient enquiries Switchboard: 07 5430 3303 If inpatient, family/friends are asked not to telephone until mid-morning and to nominate one person as the central update contact.
Visitor safety: visitor restrictions can change because of Queensland Government health directives. Check the official visiting page before travelling, especially for maternity, critical care and mental health areas.

Discharge, Hospital in the Home and follow-up support

Before you leave hospital

  • Visit Reception first before leaving.
  • Collect medication from onsite pharmacy if needed.
  • Confirm discharge instructions.
  • Confirm follow-up appointments.
  • Ask what symptoms should trigger return to Emergency Centre or doctor contact.
  • Plan discharge with doctor, nurses, family/carer and staff.

Hospital in the Home / DPAC

  • Eligibility is determined by your medical team.
  • Hospital in the Home may allow suitable patients to receive treatment at home while still admitted.
  • Discharged Post-Acute Care may provide extra clinical support after discharge.
  • Services are delivered with BlueCare and may depend on private health insurance cover.
  • Eligibility enquiries: 0429 094 818.

Conditions the official page says may be suitable for home care

  • Skin inflammations or infections
  • Blood clots
  • Pneumonia or other chest infections
  • Kidney or urinary tract infections
  • Mastitis
  • Diverticulitis
  • Appendicitis

Patient rights, safety escalation, privacy and feedback

User need Official practical detail
Access to records Patients can request access to health records/personal information through the Privacy Officer via main switchboard. Patient booklet lists Privacy Officer phone as 07 5430 3097 and address as Buderim Private Hospital, 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, Buderim QLD 4556.
Account information Patients have the right to request complete and current account information about requirements, procedures and practices.
Consent Patients have the right to informed consent before treatment and may withdraw consent; written confirmation may be required.
Feedback / complaints Feedback can be given through patient survey, department manager, Buderim website feedback form, or by writing to the General Manager, Buderim Private Hospital, 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, Buderim QLD 4556.
Escalating care concern Step 1: talk to nurse/doctor. Step 2: talk to nurse in charge. Step 3: call 0419 779 458 and say you are activating “Let Us Know,” giving name, ward, bed number and doctor’s name.
Senior clinician response The booklet says a senior clinician will be with you within 15 minutes after activation.
External unresolved complaint Office of the Health Ombudsman: 13 36 46. Private Health Insurance Ombudsman: 1800 640 695 or info@phio.org.au.
Privacy The hospital collects personal information as part of admission and patients may withdraw consent, restrict access, access/correct information, complain about confidentiality/privacy or request medical record access. A fee may apply for medical record access.

Food, rooms, phones, Wi-Fi, pastoral care and accommodation near hospital

During hospital stay

  • Bed allocation is made on day of admission.
  • Private room accommodation depends on clinical need and availability.
  • Meals are prepared with input from Food Services and Nutrition/Dietetics teams.
  • Tea and coffee facilities are available on each ward.
  • Each bedside has a call bell handset for nursing help and over-bed light.
  • General ward beds have telephones for local calls only.
  • Each bed has a TV for patient use.
  • Wi-Fi is available; log in as UCH_Guest.
  • No ATM service is available at the hospital.

Pastoral care

  • Chaplains and pastoral carers support patients, family and friends.
  • Support does not need to be religious.
  • Conversations are treated confidentially and patient views are respected.
  • Prayer, blessing, readings and sacraments can be provided for those who want them.

Accommodation options listed in the patient booklet

Accommodation Distance / address Phone
Ocean Boulevard 4 km from hospital; 136-138 Alexandra Parade, Alexandra Headland QLD 4572 07 5443 3229
Headland Gardens Holiday Apartments 3 km from hospital; 7 Juan Street, Alexandra Headland QLD 4572 07 5444 4655
PTSS tip: the booklet says patients with approved Queensland Government Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme travel may be eligible for help toward outpatient accommodation. For information, contact 13HEALTH on 13 43 25 84.

Buderim Hospital Queensland FAQs

What is the official name of Buderim Hospital Queensland?

The hospital is officially Buderim Private Hospital, a UnitingCare private hospital on the Sunshine Coast.

What is the address of Buderim Private Hospital?

Buderim Private Hospital is located at 12 Elsa Wilson Drive, via Syd Lingard Drive, Buderim QLD 4556, Australia.

What is the main phone number for Buderim Private Hospital?

The main Buderim Private Hospital phone number is 07 5430 3303.

Does Buderim Private Hospital have an Emergency Centre?

Yes. Buderim Private Hospital has a private Emergency Centre open 24 hours a day, every day. The Emergency Centre phone number is 07 5452 0599. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000.

Do I need a referral to attend Buderim Private Emergency Centre?

No. The hospital says patients do not need a referral from a doctor to attend the Emergency Centre.

How much does Buderim Private Hospital Emergency Centre cost?

The official Emergency Centre page lists a standard out-of-pocket fee of $350, concession and children rate of $220, WorkCover $0, eligible Veterans’ Health Card $0, and overseas travellers $625 plus MBS item. Other charges may apply in some circumstances.

Is parking free at Buderim Private Hospital?

Yes. The hospital says all onsite parking is free, subject to three-hour limits. Emergency Centre parking is also free adjacent to the Emergency Centre.

What are the visiting hours at Buderim Private Hospital?

The dedicated visiting page lists general visiting hours as 11am to 8pm, maternity as 3pm to 8pm with partners welcome anytime, Critical Care Service as 11am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm, and Cooinda Mental Health Service as 3pm to 8pm.

How do I book admission at Buderim Private Hospital?

Admission is usually arranged through the treating doctor or surgeon. Patients complete online admission through Book My Admission. The patient booklet also lists clerical pre-admission phone support on 07 5430 3348 Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm.

How do I find a doctor at Buderim Private Hospital?

Use the official Doctors Search page to search by doctor surname, specialty area or clinical service, then contact the doctor’s rooms to confirm referral requirements, fees, consulting location and appointment availability.

Source and update note

This page is based on official Buderim Private Hospital, UnitingCare, Care 24-7-linked Emergency Centre information, official hospital patient pages and the 2025 Buderim Private Hospital patient information booklet. Details such as fees, visiting hours, parking rules, insurance cover, doctor availability, admission processes and emergency charges can change, so confirm personal or urgent details directly with Buderim Private Hospital before travelling, booking or paying.

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

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