East Sydney Private Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

East Sydney Private Hospital address, appointments and contact information

East Sydney Private Hospital is a private hospital at 75 Crown Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011. Its main clinical areas include orthopaedic surgery, spine surgery, general surgery, weight-loss surgery, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, ENT, pain management, women’s health, urology and other surgical specialties.

Main reception: (02) 9001 2000

Emergency care: the current East Sydney Private Hospital service information does not list a public Emergency Department. For a life-threatening emergency, call 000 rather than travelling to the hospital for unplanned emergency care.
Hospital address 75 Crown Street
Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
Main reception (02) 9001 2000
Alternate line / fax (02) 9001 2001
Admissions email admit@esphospital.com

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East Sydney Private Hospital
75 Crown Street
Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
Australia

The hospital operates across the upper levels of the Crown Street building. Patients attending specialist consulting rooms should follow the level or suite number given by their specialist because consulting rooms and hospital admission areas are not necessarily the same destination.

Check the official East Sydney Private Hospital contact page .

After opening the official contact page:
  1. Confirm the current Crown Street address.
  2. Check the main reception number before calling.
  3. If you already have a specialist appointment, use the suite or level given by the specialist’s rooms.

How appointments work at East Sydney Private Hospital

East Sydney Private Hospital is mainly a planned private-hospital service, so there is no single hospital appointment number for every specialist.

In most cases, the practical pathway is:

  1. Choose or be referred to a specialist. Your GP or another doctor may recommend a surgeon or specialist.
  2. Book the consultation with the specialist’s rooms. The specialist’s practice controls consultation availability and consultation fees.
  3. The specialist decides whether hospital treatment is needed. If surgery or another hospital procedure is planned, the specialist provides the hospital with admission details.
  4. Complete the hospital admission process. East Sydney Private Hospital asks patients to complete its online admission form before admission.
  5. Wait for final admission instructions. The booking team contacts patients on the business day before admission with the admission time and fasting information.

Find a specialist at East Sydney Private Hospital .

Specialist search micro-guide:
  1. Open the official specialist directory.
  2. Filter by the specialty you need, such as orthopaedics, ophthalmology, ENT or general surgery.
  3. Open the specialist profile.
  4. Contact the doctor’s own rooms to ask about referrals, appointment availability and consultation fees.
  5. Do not assume the hospital switchboard can book every specialist consultation.

Online admission and pre-admission

Once your specialist has arranged treatment at East Sydney Private Hospital, complete the hospital’s online admission form as early as possible.

Open the official East Sydney Private Hospital online admission portal .

Online admission micro-guide:
  1. Open the official admission portal.
  2. Enter the admission and procedure information supplied by your specialist.
  3. Have Medicare, health fund and personal details ready.
  4. Complete the requested medical-history information carefully.
  5. If you cannot access the portal, call (02) 9001 2000 for assistance.

When will I get my admission time?

The hospital says its booking team will contact you on the business day before admission to confirm your admission details, arrival time and fasting instructions.

If you have not been contacted by the night before admission, call (02) 9001 2000 between 9:00am and 5:00pm.

Important preparation before surgery

Always follow the instructions given by your surgeon, anaesthetist and hospital. Do not use generic fasting advice from another patient’s procedure.

Weight-loss medication warning: East Sydney Private Hospital currently publishes special pre-operative instructions for patients who have taken GLP-1 or weight-loss medications during the previous six weeks. If this applies to you, check the hospital’s current patient-information page and speak with your surgeon or anaesthetist before the procedure.

Read the official patient and pre-admission information .

Before surgery:
  1. Open the current patient-information page.
  2. Check the fasting and medication instructions that apply to you.
  3. Tell your surgeon or anaesthetist about all medicines and injections you use.
  4. Use your individual hospital instructions if they differ from general information.

What should you bring to hospital?

East Sydney Private Hospital currently asks patients to bring relevant identification, funding details and medical information.

  • Medicare card.
  • Private health fund details.
  • Pension, concession or DVA card if applicable.
  • Relevant past medical history from your GP.
  • Current medicines in their original packaging.
  • Relevant radiology and pathology results.
  • Any documents requested by your surgeon or hospital.

The hospital recommends leaving valuables such as expensive jewellery and large amounts of money at home.

Hospital costs and private health insurance

East Sydney Private Hospital is a private hospital. Your total cost can depend on your procedure, health fund, excess, co-payment, prostheses, pharmacy, imaging, pathology, physiotherapy and the separate professional fees charged by doctors.

The hospital says patients receive an estimated hospital quote before admission based on information supplied by their surgeon. The final account can differ if the procedure, treatment, device or length of stay changes.

Before admission, ask these questions

  • Is the planned procedure covered by my health fund?
  • Do I have an excess or co-payment?
  • Are my surgeon and anaesthetist fees separate from the hospital estimate?
  • Could pathology, radiology, pharmacy or physiotherapy be billed separately?
  • Does my planned implant or prosthesis have a gap payment?

Do not rely on a generic online estimate for your own treatment. Confirm your hospital estimate and specialist fees before admission.

Parking at East Sydney Private Hospital

The hospital currently states that parking is available in the Secure car park accessed via Kennedy Street. The first 20 minutes are free, with fees applying after that.

Additional parking options listed by the hospital include:

  • Sydney Boulevard Hotel, 90 William Street — approximately a 3-minute walk.
  • Domain Car Park, entered via St Marys Road — approximately a 5-minute walk.
Driving micro-guide:
  1. Set your destination to 75 Crown Street, Woolloomooloo.
  2. If using the building car park, approach via Kennedy Street.
  3. Check current parking rates at the entrance before parking.
  4. Allow extra time to reach the correct floor and reception area.

Public transport

The hospital’s current patient information gives the following approximate walking times:

Transport point Hospital guidance
St James Station About a 9-minute walk
Kings Cross Station About a 9-minute walk
Central Station About a 21-minute walk
Wynyard Walk to York Street, then use Bus 311 to the hospital area

Use Transport for NSW for the live timetable on your actual admission or appointment day.

Public transport micro-guide:
  1. Enter East Sydney Private Hospital as your destination.
  2. Set the time you need to arrive at the hospital, not the procedure start time.
  3. Allow extra time for walking, lifts and hospital check-in.

Day surgery discharge and transport home

The hospital requires day-surgery patients to have a responsible person collect them and accompany them home after surgery.

If you use a taxi or rideshare, the driver cannot act as your responsible support person. The hospital also says a responsible adult should stay with the patient for at least the first night after surgery.

Patients should not drive for 24 hours after anaesthesia or sedation and should avoid operating machinery, making important decisions or signing legal documents during that period.

Overnight discharge

The hospital currently lists 10:00am as the discharge time for overnight patients. Arrange transport so you are ready to leave by that time unless your treating team gives different instructions.

Services available at East Sydney Private Hospital

The hospital’s current service directory includes:

  • Orthopaedic surgery
  • Spine surgery
  • General surgery
  • Weight-loss surgery
  • Ophthalmology
  • Gastroenterology
  • Ear, nose and throat surgery
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery
  • Interventional pain management
  • Sports and exercise medicine
  • Gynaecology
  • Urology
  • Paediatric surgery

Browse the official hospital services .

To check a service:
  1. Open the official services page.
  2. Select the specialty that matches your condition or planned procedure.
  3. Use the specialist directory to find a doctor working in that specialty.
  4. Contact the specialist’s rooms for consultation availability.

Services the hospital says it does not provide

The current patient-information page specifically states that East Sydney Private Hospital does not provide several higher-acuity or specialist services, including:

  • acute mental health or psychiatric services;
  • inpatient rehabilitation;
  • High Dependency or Intensive Care Units;
  • specialist cardiac services;
  • neonatal services; and
  • Voluntary Assisted Dying services.

This is useful when deciding whether East Sydney Private Hospital is the right destination for your care. If you are unsure, call the hospital or your referring doctor first.

Feedback, privacy and medical information

General hospital enquiries can be directed to (02) 9001 2000. The hospital lists feedback@esphospital.com for patient feedback.

Its privacy policy also explains that patients can request access to or amendment of personal information, subject to applicable health-record and privacy laws.

Read the official privacy and health-information policy .

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East Sydney Private Hospital FAQs

What is the address of East Sydney Private Hospital?

East Sydney Private Hospital is located at 75 Crown Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011.

What is the main phone number for East Sydney Private Hospital?

The main reception number is (02) 9001 2000. The hospital also lists (02) 9001 2001 as an alternate line.

How do I book an appointment at East Sydney Private Hospital?

Specialist consultations are generally booked through the specialist’s own rooms. Use the hospital’s official specialist directory, choose the relevant specialty and contact the doctor’s rooms about referrals, availability and fees.

How do I complete admission paperwork?

Once your specialist has arranged hospital treatment, complete the official East Sydney Private Hospital online admission form. Call (02) 9001 2000 if you have trouble accessing the portal.

When will I receive my admission time?

The hospital says its booking team contacts patients on the business day before admission with their arrival time and fasting instructions. If you have not been contacted by the night before, call (02) 9001 2000 between 9:00am and 5:00pm.

Does East Sydney Private Hospital have an Emergency Department?

The hospital’s current service information does not list a public Emergency Department. For a life-threatening emergency, call 000.

Where can I park at East Sydney Private Hospital?

Parking is available in the Secure car park accessed from Kennedy Street. The hospital currently says the first 20 minutes are free and fees apply for longer stays. Other nearby options include the Sydney Boulevard Hotel and Domain Car Park.

What train station is closest to East Sydney Private Hospital?

The hospital currently lists both St James and Kings Cross stations as approximately a 9-minute walk away. Check Transport for NSW for live routes and timetable changes.

What should I bring for admission?

Bring your Medicare card, relevant concession or DVA cards, private health fund details, current medicines in original packaging, medical history information and relevant imaging or pathology results requested for your procedure.

Can I drive home after day surgery?

No. The hospital says patients must not drive for 24 hours after anaesthesia or sedation. A responsible person must collect you, accompany you home and stay with you for at least the first night.

Information note: Specialist availability, admission requirements, parking costs, procedure instructions and health-fund arrangements can change. Confirm important details with your specialist and East Sydney Private Hospital before travelling. AussiHospitals.org is an independent information guide and is not the hospital.

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