Hervey Bay Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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Hervey Bay Hospital appointments, Emergency, parking, map and visitor planner

Hervey Bay Hospital is a Queensland public hospital in Pialba, operated by Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service. This guide is built for patients, carers, families and visitors who need practical information before calling, attending Emergency, visiting maternity or ICU, checking outpatient appointment steps, planning parking, using transport, preparing for admission or understanding Medicare/private patient costs.

Important official information is included inside this page first. Official links are used mainly for action: checking live Emergency Department information, opening the hospital map, reading appointment instructions, using health-record forms, checking costs, finding transport, giving feedback or confirming current visitor rules.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Do not wait for a clinic appointment or rely on a website if symptoms are severe or worsening.
Call000, switchboard, outpatient unit or 13HEALTH
ConfirmReferral, appointment letter, clinic, documents and Medicare
ArriveNissen Street, main reception, ED, parking or bus stop
Check inBring scans, medicine list, cards and questions
Ask earlyCosts, interpreter, discharge plan, records and support

Quick contact: Hervey Bay Hospital address, phone and main actions

Main hospital

Hervey Bay Hospital

Cnr Nissen St and Urraween Rd, Pialba QLD 4655

07 4325 6666

Emergency Department

Public Emergency Department

Open 24 hours, 365 days a year.

Life-threatening emergency: 000

Non-urgent health advice

13HEALTH

13 43 25 84

24-hour registered nurse advice for non-urgent questions.

Need Official contact/action What to do before going
Life-threatening emergency Call 000 Use 000 for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, serious injury, major bleeding, poisoning, severe allergic reaction or other immediate danger.
Main hospital enquiry 07 4325 6666 Ask for the ward, Emergency Department, outpatients unit, maternity ward, ICU, oral health, cancer care, medical imaging, pharmacy, social worker or patient support team.
Fax 07 4325 6794 Use fax only if requested by hospital staff, a clinic, referral team or treating service.
General enquiry hours Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm The hospital operates 24/7, but general enquiry office hours are limited.
Health advice when it is not an emergency 13HEALTH / 13 43 25 84 Use for general health advice from a registered nurse. For emergency symptoms, call 000 instead.
Mental health crisis support 1300 MH CALL / 1300 642 255 Queensland Health says this links callers to their closest public mental health service 24 hours a day. Call 000 if someone is in immediate danger.
Emergency Department live information Queensland Open Hospitals page Use as a guide only. Queensland Health warns wait-time information should not be relied on in an emergency or life-threatening situation.
Feedback, compliment or complaint 07 4338 8989 You can also use the Wide Bay HHS feedback form.
Hospital expansion questions 07 4303 8540 Email: frasercoastcapitalprojects@health.qld.gov.au.

Hervey Bay Hospital map, main entrance, Emergency and parking areas

The official hospital address is Cnr Nissen St and Urraween Rd, Pialba QLD 4655. The hospital map shows main reception near the main patient drop-off zone, Emergency on the Urraween Road side, patient/visitor parking areas P1, P2, P3, P4 and P7, public parking P5, permit parking P6, a bus stop on Nissen Street, taxi zones, lifts and multiple entry/exit points.

Ground/campus areas shown on the official map

  • Main reception
  • Security
  • Patient Travel
  • Medical Administration
  • Pharmacy
  • Medical Imaging
  • Clinical Decisions Unit
  • Medical Ambulatory Day Unit
  • Transit Lounge
  • Women’s and Children’s Outpatients
  • Medical Records
  • Intensive Care Unit
  • Cardiac Investigations Unit
  • Mortuary

Other mapped patient areas

  • Maternity Unit
  • Birthing Suites
  • Paediatric Unit
  • Medical Unit
  • Doctors’ offices
  • Pathology
  • Child Allied Health offices
  • Paediatric offices
  • Medical Education Unit
  • Kitchen, cafeteria and supply areas
  • Rotary House
  • Specialists Outpatients Information Division
  • Oral Health and Cancer Care
  • Mental Health Inpatient Unit
Local arrival tip: the official expansion page warns that campus upgrades may cause construction noise, changed entry/exit points, changed traffic flow or parking changes. Allow extra time and follow safety signs, traffic controllers and construction worker directions.

Emergency Department: 24-hour care and live wait information

Call 000 for life-threatening emergencies. Hervey Bay Hospital’s Emergency Department is public and open 24 hours, 365 days per year, but patients are treated by urgency, not arrival order.
Emergency Department location Hervey Bay Hospital, Cnr Nissen St and Urraween Rd, Pialba QLD 4655. The official campus map shows Emergency near the Urraween Road side with ambulance access and nearby lifts.
Open Hospitals information Queensland Open Hospitals lists Hervey Bay Hospital Emergency Department as open 24 hours, 365 days/year and shows live public ED information such as patients waiting and treatment-space capacity.
How live wait data should be used Queensland Health says wait information is a general guide only and should not be relied on in an emergency or life-threatening situation.
Nearby reporting facilities on Open Hospitals Open Hospitals may show nearby reporting facilities such as Maryborough Hospital, Bundaberg Hospital and the statewide Virtual Emergency Care Service, depending on the suburb searched.
What to bring if safe to do so Medicare card, medication list, allergy information, GP/specialist letters, recent scans/results, phone charger and the name/contact number of your next of kin.
After ED care Before leaving, ask for your diagnosis or working diagnosis, care plan, medicine instructions, return-warning signs, follow-up appointments and who receives the discharge summary.

Specialist appointments, referrals and outpatient clinic steps

Wide Bay HHS says you are an outpatient if you come to hospital for a scheduled appointment or day visit and are not admitted. Your appointment may involve a specialist or other healthcare professionals, and public outpatient appointments are free if you are a public patient with a Medicare card.

How to get an outpatient appointment

  1. See your GP first.
  2. If specialist review is needed, your GP sends a referral to the hospital.
  3. The outpatient clinic assesses the referral.
  4. Referrals are placed in order based on urgency.
  5. You receive an appointment if hospital specialist review is needed.
  6. Contact the hospital/outpatients unit to confirm your appointment when requested.

Bring to outpatient appointment

  • Appointment letter
  • Test results and reports
  • Medical scans such as X-rays, bone scans or ultrasounds
  • Medications and dietary supplements needed during the visit
  • Medicare card
  • Pension or concession card if you have one
  • GP contact details
  • Something to do while waiting
Appointment issue Official guidance turned into action
Arrival time Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment so staff can check your details, Medicare/pension card and direct you to the waiting area.
Telehealth / Virtual Care Virtual Care may be possible for some appointments. Ask your health provider if a video appointment is suitable.
Clinic delays Delays can happen. Tell clinic staff if you cannot wait.
Students in clinic Medical or nursing students may be present. The doctor should introduce them and ask whether you are willing for them to observe.
After the appointment Check out with reception, confirm follow-up steps and speak with your GP about results, diagnosis, treatment and medication instructions.
Doctor availability Do not rely on third-party pages for doctor schedules. Call the hospital and ask for the outpatients unit or use the clinic contact on your appointment letter.

Services and care areas available at Hervey Bay Hospital

Official Wide Bay HHS information identifies Hervey Bay Hospital as the largest acute facility in the Fraser Coast region, providing inpatient, outpatient and 24-hour Emergency Department services. The updated Health Services Plan describes services including ICU/coronary care, obstetrics, orthopaedics, paediatrics, general medicine, endoscopy oncology, general surgery, gynaecology, community and inpatient mental health, rehabilitation and renal medicine including dialysis and surgery.

Service area What users need to know Best next action
Emergency Department 24-hour public ED for urgent and emergency presentations. Open Hospitals provides live general ED activity information. Call 000 for emergency symptoms; otherwise present to ED if urgent care is needed.
Specialist outpatients Appointments require referral and are prioritised by urgency. Public outpatient clinics are free for Medicare public patients. Get GP referral, wait for assessment, confirm appointment and bring required documents.
Maternity and birthing Hospital page confirms a maternity ward, and the official map shows Maternity Unit and Birthing Suites. Maternity visiting hours differ from general wards. Use your maternity clinic/midwife/doctor instructions and call hospital switchboard if unsure where to attend.
Women’s and children’s services Official map lists Women’s and Children’s Outpatients, Paediatric Unit, paediatric offices and Child Allied Health offices. Use appointment letter for clinic location and arrival instructions.
ICU / coronary care The hospital has ICU/coronary care capability; the map lists Intensive Care Unit and Cardiac Investigations Unit. Ask ward staff about visitor limits, bedside updates and handover times.
Medical imaging The hospital map lists Medical Imaging. Expansion planning includes a future MRI machine, which Wide Bay HHS says would be the first within a Wide Bay public hospital. Confirm imaging appointment, location, preparation instructions and whether referral is required.
Pathology Official map lists Pathology on campus. Bring pathology request form or clinic instructions if required.
Oncology and Cancer Care Official map lists Oral Health and Cancer Care, and Health Service Plan service information includes oncology. Confirm Cancer Care appointment location and parking at Medical Place.
Oral Health Official map lists Oral Health and Cancer Care Centre. Use appointment letter and parking instructions; free parking is listed outside the Oral Health and Cancer Care Centre in Medical Place.
Renal / dialysis Service plan information includes renal medicine including dialysis and surgery; official map lists Renal Unit. Confirm dialysis appointment, entrance and transport plan with renal team.
Mental health Official map lists Mental Health Inpatient Unit, and service plan information includes community and inpatient mental health. For crisis support call 1300 MH CALL or 000 for immediate danger.
Rehabilitation Service plan information includes rehabilitation. Ask treating team about ward location, therapy schedule and discharge planning.

Maternity ward, birthing suites and pregnancy-related visits

What is officially confirmed

  • Hervey Bay Hospital provides maternity services.
  • The hospital page lists maternity ward visiting hours.
  • The official campus map shows Maternity Unit and Birthing Suites.
  • The official map also shows Women’s and Children’s Outpatients and Paediatric Unit.
  • Partners can visit maternity at any time according to the hospital page.

Pregnancy visit safety checklist

  • Keep your maternity appointment letter and hospital phone number available.
  • Ask which entrance, level and ward/clinic to use.
  • Bring Medicare card, pregnancy record, scans, blood test results and medication list.
  • For urgent pregnancy symptoms, call your maternity care team or hospital switchboard for direction.
  • For immediate danger to mother or baby, call 000.
Maternity need Action
First hospital maternity appointment Use your GP/midwife referral pathway and wait for hospital appointment details. Call the hospital switchboard if you have received an appointment letter but need location clarification.
Labour or urgent pregnancy concern Call the hospital switchboard and ask for maternity or follow the contact number on your maternity paperwork. Call 000 if symptoms are life-threatening.
Maternity visiting Visiting is listed as 11am to 1pm and 2:30pm to 8pm every day; partners can visit anytime.
Birthing suites location The hospital map places Birthing Suites in the maternity area. Ask staff which entrance is best for your arrival time.

Parking, drop-off, buses, taxis, cafeteria and Rotary House

Access need Verified official detail Practical tip
Free hospital parking Free car parking is available on the hospital grounds off Nissen Street. Allow extra time because expansion works may change traffic flow or parking.
Parking near St Stephen’s Private Hospital Wide Bay HHS says there is also free car parking outside St Stephen’s Private Hospital. Check signs to avoid using staff-only or permit-only bays.
Oral Health and Cancer Care parking Free parking is listed outside the Oral Health and Cancer Care Centre in Medical Place. Use this if your appointment is at Oral Health or Cancer Care and parking signs confirm it.
Drop-off / pick-up There is a drop-off and pick-up area outside the hospital main entrance. Use for short drop-off only; move to parking if staying.
Bus There is a bus stop on Nissen Street near the hospital driveway entrance. Use Wide Bay Transit for current timetable information before travelling.
Taxi phones Free taxi phones are in Medical Imaging and the pharmacy waiting room. The Emergency Department waiting room also has taxi phones. Good option after discharge if your phone battery is flat or you need taxi help.
Cafeteria The cafeteria has hot and cold food, snacks, cold drinks and a coffee stand. It is open 8am to 6pm, 7 days a week. Vending machines are also available in the hospital.
Accommodation for family Rotary House is next to the hospital and offers low-cost emergency accommodation for family members. Ask the hospital social worker or after-hours nurse manager to check room availability.
Parking fee estimate: no public paid parking fee table was found in official Hervey Bay Hospital sources checked. The official hospital page states free parking in listed areas, so do not add guessed parking prices.

Having an operation: appointment date, fasting, what to bring and 24-hour safety rules

Before your operation

  • Hospitals may reschedule appointments or operations if emergencies occur.
  • You may need to see specialists involved in your surgery.
  • The pre-surgery clinic is free if you have a Medicare card.
  • You may see an anaesthetist, resident medical officer, nurse and pharmacist.
  • Ask about Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme if you need to travel for appointments.

Bring for operation/day procedure

  • Small bag for clothes
  • Warm clothing while waiting
  • Medicine list and current medicines
  • X-rays/scans
  • Consent forms completed by you and your doctor
  • Medicare card
  • Pension or concession card
  • Private health fund card if you have one
  • Credit card
  • Glasses, hearing aids with cases, walking stick or mobility aids
Surgery issue Official guidance converted to action
Fasting The hospital will tell you how long to go without food. Wide Bay HHS says it is usually at least 6 hours before the operation, but check with your doctor.
Arrival time You usually arrive several hours before the operation and are told the time the day before.
Anaesthesia questions You may be asked about previous anaesthetic reactions, medicines, allergies, health problems, smoking/drinking habits, dental work and reflux.
After day surgery You need a friend or family member to drive you home.
First 24 hours after sedatives/general anaesthetic Do not drive, operate dangerous machinery, drink alcohol, sign documents or care for young children without other adult help.
Cost if Medicare eligible Wide Bay HHS says if you are eligible for Medicare, your operation is free as a public patient.
Cost if not Medicare eligible If not eligible for Medicare, you need to pay all hospital charges before the operation. Cost depends on the type of surgery.

Medicare, private patients, long-stay fees and cost questions

Public patient with Medicare

Wide Bay HHS says public patients in a public hospital do not need to pay, including for Emergency Department, community or primary health care facility services.

Private patient in public hospital

Patients may choose private treatment in a public hospital. Wide Bay HHS says eligible services may be bulk billed to Medicare or billed to private health insurance, and hospital fees/charges may be covered by private health insurance.

Cost situation Official detail What to ask
Public patient No payment for public hospital care if eligible and treated as a public patient. Bring Medicare card to appointments and admissions.
Public outpatient appointment Free if you are a public patient with Medicare card. Bring Medicare card to each appointment.
Long stay patient fee If you stay more than 35 days and are no longer receiving acute care, a daily long-stay fee may apply, indexed against the aged pension. Ask your nurse, social worker or ward clerk if this applies.
Private health insurance Private patient treatment can involve billing to Medicare/private insurer, and Wide Bay HHS says it discounts all or part of private health insurance policy excess/co-payment up to the cost of admission. Ask hospital and insurer what is covered and whether any doctor/other cost is separate.
No Medicare eligibility For surgery, Wide Bay HHS says non-Medicare eligible patients need to pay all hospital charges before the operation; amount depends on surgery type. Ask for an estimate before planned care. Do not rely on guessed figures.
Estimate rule: this page does not invent fees for services where no official fee is published. If a personal fee depends on Medicare, private status, insurer, long-stay status, overseas eligibility or procedure type, confirm directly with the hospital, insurer or treating team.

Staying in hospital: what to bring, medicines, Wi-Fi, phone and behaviour rules

Bring for overnight stay

  • Admission advice and completed admission form
  • Pyjamas/night gown, dressing gown, comfortable clothes and non-slip footwear
  • Toiletries
  • Reading material, cards or puzzle book
  • Small amount of money for things such as taxi fare home
  • Mobile phone and charger
  • Prescription medicines
  • X-rays or scans
  • Glasses, hearing aids and mobility/medical aids
  • Next of kin name and contact number
  • Medicare, Pensioner Concession or Health Care Card
  • Health fund details
  • WorkCover details if relevant
  • Advance health directive or enduring power of attorney if relevant

Medicines and safety

  • Bring your own medicines in original packaging.
  • Bring vitamins, herbal supplements and GP prescriptions if relevant.
  • Tell staff about allergies or bad medicine reactions.
  • Tell staff about recent overseas travel, cough/cold, diarrhoea, vomiting, open wounds or weeping skin sores.
  • Do not bring expensive items or large amounts of money.
  • Label children’s special items if staying with a child.
Hospital stay topic Practical official detail
Meals You can usually choose breakfast, lunch and dinner from a menu card. Morning tea, afternoon tea and supper may be offered. Tell staff about food allergies, special diet needs or dietitian needs.
ID band You wear an ID band on wrist or ankle. Staff may check ID many times to make sure medicine/treatment is for the right person.
Free Wi-Fi Select the QH-FreeWiFi network, read terms of use and accept. You may need to re-accept after 12 hours of continuous use or 30 minutes inactivity.
Streaming limitation Due to network capacity, streaming sites such as Netflix may not work.
Mobile phone You can use your mobile phone in most parts of the hospital, including your room, unless staff advise otherwise.
Photos Do not photograph staff without asking permission first.
No smoking/vaping Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on hospital grounds, including buildings, entrances, car parks and outdoor areas.
Behaviour expectations Verbal abuse, racism, threats, violence, harassment, theft, property damage or disruptive behaviour are not tolerated. Security or police may be involved where required.

Visiting hours, ICU visitor limit and maternity rest period

Area Visiting hours / rule Practical note
General wards Every day from 11am to 8pm. Check with the ward before travelling if patient condition or infection-control rules may affect visiting.
Maternity ward Every day from 11am to 1pm and 2:30pm to 8pm. Partners can visit anytime. Respect the rest break between 1pm and 2:30pm unless staff approve an exception.
Intensive Care Unit Every day from 11am to 8pm. Only 2 visitors at a time. ICU access can change due to clinical care, rounds, procedures or patient condition.
Outside visiting hours Hospital may be able to arrange another time if you cannot attend during visiting hours. Talk to the staff in charge of the ward.
When not to visit Do not visit if unwell or if hospital staff advise restrictions. Call the ward instead and ask whether phone/video contact is possible.

Interpreter services, health records, rights and responsibilities

Interpreter support

  • An interpreter can attend appointments in person, by phone or video call.
  • There is no charge to use an interpreter.
  • You can use an interpreter in hospital, primary health care centres or when meeting a specialist.
  • Ask for an interpreter at any appointment.
  • In after-hours or Emergency Department settings, look for interpreter/Auslan posters and ask a nurse or ward clerk for help.
  • You can use a Queensland Interpreter Card with government agencies.

Access your health records

  • Health records may include test results, X-rays, scans, diagnoses, treatments, reports, letters, surgical notes, nursing notes and allied health notes.
  • To request a copy, complete the Access to health records application form.
  • Send the form to the Information Access Unit at the hospital that treated you.
  • Include a certified copy of passport, birth certificate/extract or driver licence.
  • Wide Bay HHS says requests are processed in about 25 working days.
  • There is no cost to access your health record or correct personal information.
Rights/responsibility issue What it means at hospital
Ask questions Ask questions and talk about your health care before making decisions.
Tell staff important details Tell staff about medicines, drugs or remedies, beliefs that affect treatment, problems with treatment, other treating health professionals and any plan to leave the unit.
Follow agreed treatment If you agree to treatment, follow the instructions given. If waiting for treatment and your condition changes, see your GP or seek urgent help if needed.
Clinical handover You may see staff discussing care at bedside during handover. This helps care continue as planned.
Respectful behaviour Wide Bay HHS asks patients and visitors to treat staff and other patients with respect and consideration.

Leaving hospital: discharge checklist and follow-up questions

Before you leave, ask for

  • Discharge letter
  • Care plan
  • Details of follow-up appointments
  • New medicine, scripts and instructions
  • Medical certificates for work or study if needed
  • Arrangements for home support or community services
  • Any hospital-only medicines before leaving

Plan transport home

  • Arrange a family member or friend to pick you up where possible.
  • Ask staff if you need help getting home.
  • Use taxi phones in Medical Imaging, pharmacy waiting room or ED waiting room if needed.
  • Do not drive after sedation, general anaesthetic or if staff advise against it.
  • Ask what symptoms mean you should return to hospital.

Hervey Bay Hospital expansion: what visitors should know

Wide Bay HHS says more than $100 million is being invested to upgrade and expand Hervey Bay Hospital. The expansion includes more inpatient beds, moving the intensive care unit, a new rooftop helipad, a new MRI machine and more car parking.

Project item Official detail
New 24-bed medical ward Opened in 2025. Modular building built offsite and installed at Hervey Bay Hospital, with single/shared rooms, bathrooms, nurses’ station, allied health treatment room and connected link to the main building.
New medical ward / ICU / helipad Fit-out above the Emergency Department building includes a new 25-bed medical ward and relocated intensive care unit, with a rooftop helipad allowing direct transfer from roof to Emergency Department or ICU.
New MRI Planning and design work is underway for a state-of-the-art MRI machine, described as the first MRI service within a Wide Bay public hospital.
Car parking A larger staff car park at the rear of the hospital has been built to help free patient/visitor spaces.
Visitor impact Visitors may notice construction noise, changed entry/exit points, changed traffic flow or parking changes. Allow extra time and follow signs and traffic-controller instructions.
Expansion contact Phone 07 4303 8540 or email frasercoastcapitalprojects@health.qld.gov.au.

Call script: questions to ask before you visit

For appointments

  • “Which clinic, building or map number should I attend?”
  • “Do I need to bring scans, blood results or reports?”
  • “Is this face-to-face, phone or Virtual Care?”
  • “Do I need a current GP referral?”
  • “Will I see a specialist, junior doctor, nurse or allied health clinician?”
  • “What should I do if I cannot wait or need to reschedule?”

For admission, operation or visiting

  • “What time should I arrive?”
  • “Where should I park and which entrance should I use?”
  • “How long do I need to fast?”
  • “Which medicines should I bring or stop?”
  • “Can I arrange an interpreter?”
  • “What is the discharge plan and when should my family pick me up?”

Hervey Bay Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Hervey Bay Hospital?

Hervey Bay Hospital is located at the corner of Nissen Street and Urraween Road, Pialba QLD 4655.

What is the main phone number for Hervey Bay Hospital?

The main Hervey Bay Hospital phone number is 07 4325 6666.

Does Hervey Bay Hospital have a 24-hour Emergency Department?

Yes. Hervey Bay Hospital has a public Emergency Department listed by Queensland Open Hospitals as open 24 hours, 365 days a year. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000.

How do I get a specialist appointment at Hervey Bay Hospital?

You usually need a GP referral first. The outpatient clinic assesses referrals by urgency and gives an appointment if hospital specialist review is needed.

Is a Hervey Bay Hospital outpatient appointment free with Medicare?

Wide Bay HHS says outpatient appointments are free if you are a public patient and have a Medicare card. Bring your Medicare card to each appointment.

What are the visiting hours at Hervey Bay Hospital?

General ward visiting hours are 11am to 8pm daily. Maternity visiting hours are 11am to 1pm and 2:30pm to 8pm, with partners allowed anytime. ICU visiting is 11am to 8pm with only 2 visitors at a time.

Is parking free at Hervey Bay Hospital?

Yes. The official hospital page says free parking is available on hospital grounds off Nissen Street, outside St Stephen’s Private Hospital, and outside the Oral Health and Cancer Care Centre in Medical Place.

Where is the Hervey Bay Hospital bus stop?

The hospital page says there is a bus stop on Nissen Street near the hospital driveway entrance. Use Wide Bay Transit for current timetable information.

Does Hervey Bay Hospital have maternity services?

Yes. Wide Bay HHS lists maternity at Hervey Bay Hospital, the hospital page lists maternity ward visiting hours, and the official map shows the Maternity Unit and Birthing Suites.

How can I get a copy of my Hervey Bay Hospital health record?

Complete the Access to health records application form and send it to the Information Access Unit at the hospital that treated you with certified ID. Wide Bay HHS says it tries to process requests in 25 working days.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service, Queensland Health Open Hospitals, Healthy Queensland linked information, and the official Hervey Bay Hospital campus map PDF. It covers contact details, Emergency Department access, specialist appointments, operation preparation, Medicare/private patient cost guidance, parking, buses, taxi phones, cafeteria, Rotary House, maternity, ICU visiting, interpreter support, health-record access, discharge planning and current expansion impacts.

Hospital phone numbers, visitor rules, parking access, construction impacts, outpatient processes, service locations, live ED information, clinic details and eligibility rules can change. Confirm urgent or personal information directly with Hervey Bay Hospital, Queensland Health, your GP, specialist clinic or the relevant official action page before travelling or making decisions.

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

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