Calvary Adelaide emergency, admission, specialist, map and parking guide
Calvary Adelaide Hospital is a private hospital at 120 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000. This guide is built for patients, carers and visitors who need the practical facts before calling, attending the 24/7 private emergency department, completing eAdmissions, confirming surgery admission, finding a specialist, checking parking, using public transport, visiting a patient or asking about likely fees.
The key official details are placed inside this page first. Official links are kept mainly for actions: eAdmissions, directions, specialist search, Emergency Department details, referral forms, patient experience feedback and current Calvary pages.
Fast answer: Calvary Adelaide Hospital address, phone and emergency contact
Admissions
Before surgery or stay
Complete eAdmissions via the CalvaryCare app or Calvary eAdmissions website.
Use the phone number on your admission paperwork for date/time-specific questions.
| Official hospital name | Calvary Adelaide Hospital |
|---|---|
| Hospital type | Private hospital / private emergency department / specialist medical and surgical hospital |
| Address | 120 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000 |
| Broader location description | Corner of Pulteney and Angas Streets, Adelaide SA 5000 |
| Main phone | 08 8227 7000 |
| Emergency Department phone | 08 8405 3440 |
| Cardiac Direct | 08 8405 3542 |
| Visiting hours | As a general guide, 11:00am to 8:00pm. Flexibility should be discussed with ward staff. |
| Emergency access age note | Calvary says its private Emergency Department provides care for adults and children aged 2 years and over for most medical emergencies. |
| Official website | Calvary Adelaide Hospital official page |
What should you do first?
| Your situation | Best next step | Important verified detail |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 000 immediately. | Use 000 for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, poisoning, major bleeding, major accident or severe allergic reaction. |
| Need private emergency care | Use Calvary Adelaide 24/7 Care Emergency or call 08 8405 3440. | It is a privately owned and non-government funded private emergency department. Out-of-pocket cost may apply. |
| Chest pain or cardiac concern | Call 000 if severe. For suitable cardiac referral pathways, Calvary lists Cardiac Direct on 08 8405 3542. | Calvary’s Cardiac Centre is listed as a 24/7 service, with Emergency able to arrange specialist treatment/admission when required. |
| Planned admission or surgery | Review your admission documentation, complete eAdmissions and follow fasting/medication instructions. | Calvary says admission information will include the time and location of your admission appointment. |
| Need to complete paperwork | Use the CalvaryCare app or Calvary eAdmissions website. | Once completed, a registered nurse reviews your information and may contact you around one week before admission if required. |
| Need a specialist appointment | Use the official doctor directory or speak with your GP/referring doctor. | Calvary lists many specialists, but appointment availability and fees must be confirmed with the specialist rooms. |
| Rehabilitation or outpatient program referral | Use your referral form/letter or call the outpatient coordinator number listed for the program. | Calvary’s rehab/outpatient pages list outpatient coordinator contact around 08 8227 6798, and the brochure/referral page also lists referral assistance on 08 8227 6796. |
| Need disability help to/from Emergency | Call 08 8227 7077. | Calvary lists this number for assistance getting to or from the emergency department. |
Calvary Adelaide Hospital map, entrance and arrival guide
Calvary Adelaide Hospital is located at 120 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000, near the corner of Angas Street and Pulteney Street. The main lobby is entered from Angas Street, with lifts from the lobby to all levels and a hospital directory, reception staff and volunteers available to help with wayfinding.
| Arrival need | Official detail | Practical step |
|---|---|---|
| Main entrance | Main lobby entered from Angas Street. Lifts access all levels. | Use the lobby directory, reception staff or volunteers if you are unsure where to go. |
| Patient drop-off/pick-up | Drop-off and pick-up area is at the hospital entrance and is listed as a 10-minute zone. | Move the vehicle once the patient is safely inside. |
| Emergency drop-off | Emergency centre entrance has 5 drop-off/pick-up bays, including one designated disability bay. | These bays have a 5-minute time limit. |
| Disability parking/access | Easy access parking is available in several areas around the hospital for people with a Government Issued Disability Permit. | Limited underground easy access spaces may be available by speaking to the security guard on duty. |
| Taxi service | Calvary provides a phone link with taxi services that provide a priority service. | The taxi phone is located in reception. |
Private 24/7 emergency care: access, fees and important limits
| Emergency topic | Verified detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Operating hours | Calvary 24/7 Care Emergency is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including public holidays. | Call 08 8405 3440 for the department, or 000 for ambulance assistance. |
| Who may be seen | Calvary says it provides emergency care to adults and children aged 2 years and over for most medical emergencies. | For babies/young children or severe symptoms, call 000 or use the appropriate public emergency pathway. |
| Examples listed by Calvary | Breathing difficulty, chest pain, major accident, sudden collapse and uncontrollable bleeding. | Use 000 immediately if symptoms are life-threatening. |
| Referral requirement | Calvary says you do not require a referral unless you have booked an intravenous iron infusion. | For routine/clinic care, use GP/specialist referral pathway instead of Emergency. |
| Admission after Emergency | If admission is needed, Calvary says it will facilitate admission to Calvary Adelaide Hospital and transition care to appropriate on-call specialists. | Ask about private insurance, out-of-pocket fees and specialist costs before admission where possible. |
| Private insurance | Calvary states you do not need private insurance unless you are admitted to hospital. | Private emergency attendance can still have a fee even with insurance. |
| Emergency out-of-pocket fee | Calvary states that for most patients, an Emergency Department visit in Adelaide will cost a $430 out-of-pocket expense, with Medicare covering a portion and possible additional costs for some services. | Check the current Care 24-7 fees page before relying on this amount for your exact case. |
| WorkCover / DVA note | Calvary says there is no out-of-pocket fee for WorkCover injuries or if you hold a Department of Veterans’ Affairs card. | Bring claim/card details and confirm eligibility at reception. |
Admissions, eAdmissions, pre-admission and day-of-surgery steps
Calvary Adelaide Hospital admissions are usually linked to a specialist, surgeon, emergency admission or planned procedure. The hospital’s official admission guidance says to review your admission documentation carefully because it includes dietary, fasting and medication instructions, plus the time and location of your admission appointment.
Before you arrive
- Read the admission paperwork carefully.
- Follow fasting, diet and medication instructions exactly.
- Complete eAdmissions through the CalvaryCare app or Calvary eAdmissions website.
- Use the hospital phone number on your admission paperwork for date/time-specific questions.
- Contact your health fund before admission if insured.
Pre-admission service
- A registered nurse reviews your eAdmission information.
- Calvary may contact you around one week before admission if required.
- Patient services officers may discuss pre/post-surgery care, health history, paperwork, tests, pre-operative instructions and discharge planning.
- Most pre-admission contact is by phone, but some patients may need a face-to-face hospital appointment.
Day of Surgery Admissions Unit
| DOSA topic | Verified detail | Patient micro-step |
|---|---|---|
| Location | Day of Surgery Admissions unit is on the third floor of Calvary Adelaide Hospital. | Check your admission letter for exact arrival time and route. |
| What happens on arrival | Nursing team prioritises the order of each admission and guides patients through admission, preparation for theatre and questions. | Arrive at the listed time even if theatre timing later changes. |
| Family/friends | Calvary says relatives or friends are welcome to accompany patients during this process. | Ask staff about current space, ward and infection-control limits. |
| Identification band | After admission you are fitted with an identification band worn during the stay. | Staff use the band to check identity for medications, tests and procedures. |
| Ward movement | Patients may move between ward areas, with formal handover each time care transfers. | Ask staff where the patient has moved before visiting. |
What to bring for admission
Documents and cards
- Admission documentation
- Medicare card, if you have one
- Health care, pension or concession card, if you have one
- Health fund details, if privately insured
- WorkCover, Third Party or Public Liability approval letter if applicable
- Relevant doctor letters, reports or consent forms
- GP contact details including name, address and contact number
Health and personal items
- Up-to-date list of current medicines
- All medicines in original labelled containers
- X-rays or other medical images
- Physical and mobility aids
- Nightwear, dressing gown and non-slip slippers
- Comfortable clothes and toiletries
- Do not bring valuables or large amounts of cash.
Appointments, specialists, referrals and outpatient programs
For most Calvary Adelaide specialist care, the safe pathway is referral from a GP, specialist, ambulance, Emergency Department or another hospital, depending on the service. Do not publish guessed doctor schedules, appointment fees or session times; use the official doctor directory, referral form or specialist rooms.
| Appointment need | Best action | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Find a specialist | Use the official Calvary Adelaide doctors and healthcare professionals directory. | The directory can be searched by name, state, suburb or postcode and lists many specialists connected with Calvary Adelaide. |
| Book specialist consultation | Contact the specialist rooms shown in the directory or use your GP referral. | Calvary may host the hospital procedure, while consulting rooms may be in or outside the hospital. |
| Planned surgery | Your GP/specialist refers you to the appropriate surgeon, who forwards admission documentation if surgery is agreed. | Ask the specialist room about consultation cost, procedure fee, assistant/anaesthetic fee and hospital estimate. |
| Unplanned surgery | Occurs when admitted via Emergency and immediate surgery is required. | Urgency and possible delay are determined by surgeon and hospital needs. |
| Rehabilitation/outpatient programs | Use referral forms and contact the outpatient coordinator. | Official pages list outpatient coordinator numbers including 08 8227 6798 and referral assistance 08 8227 6796. |
| Respiratory appointment | Referral by GP, specialist or healthcare provider. | Calvary lists Adelaide Respiratory on Level 5, Calvary Adelaide Hospital Consulting Building, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm, phone 08 8232 4200. |
| Radiology appointment | Referral by GP, specialist or healthcare provider. | Jones Radiology is on Level 2; listed phone is 08 7100 7800. Calvary lists Monday-Friday 9am-5pm plus 24/7 inpatient and emergency scanning. |
| Pathology | Referral by GP, another hospital, specialist or healthcare provider. | Clinpath is within the hospital on Level 2 and is listed as 24/7, phone 08 8366 2088. |
Calvary Adelaide Hospital services and care areas
Calvary Adelaide Hospital describes itself as a large private hospital specialising in acute medical and surgical care, with major strengths in orthopaedic, cardiac and neurosurgical services. It also lists a 24/7 private Emergency Department, Level 3 ICU, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, diagnostic services and allied health support.
| Service area | Verified official detail | What patients should confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Cardiac centre | Cardiac services are provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calvary lists cardiac testing, angioplasty, cardiac surgery, Cardiac Direct, Cardiac Unit, Cardiovascular Angiography Unit and Chest Pain Clinic via Emergency. | Use 000 for severe chest pain. For Cardiac Direct, call 08 8405 3542 where appropriate. |
| Emergency Department | Private 24/7 Care Emergency Department, open every day including public holidays. | Out-of-pocket fees apply for most patients; bring DVA/WorkCover details if relevant. |
| General medicine | Milne Ward is listed as a medical ward with specialty areas including respiratory illness, cellulitis, vertigo, congestive cardiac failure, febrile illness, diabetes, urinary tract infection and post-fall care. | Admission is generally via GP, hospital, specialist or emergency pathway. |
| General surgery | Hynes Ward is listed as a general surgical ward supporting colorectal, gastroenterology, hepatobiliary, laparoscopic general, bariatric, oral/maxillofacial, ENT, plastic/reconstructive and upper GI surgery. | Confirm surgeon, admission time, consent, fasting and likely costs. |
| Intensive Care Unit | Calvary lists a Level 3 Intensive Care Unit on Level 6, supporting complex major surgery and critically ill patients. | ICU visiting and flower restrictions can differ from general wards. |
| Neurosurgery and spinal surgery | Connery Ward is listed for neurosurgery and spinal surgery, including spinal degeneration, tumours/deformities, spinal trauma, minimally invasive spinal surgery, vascular neurosurgery, brain tumours, deep brain stimulation, spinal cord stimulators, trigeminal neuralgia, carpal tunnel, endoscopic neurosurgery and stroke services. | Confirm specialist, imaging requirements, admission pathway and rehabilitation plan. |
| Orthopaedics | Lynch Ward on Level 10 is listed for orthopaedic surgery, including elective hip, knee or shoulder replacement surgery. | Ask about pre-admission classes, physiotherapy, discharge support and mobility aids. |
| Surgical services | Calvary lists day surgery and overnight surgery across bariatric, colorectal, dental, ENT, gastroenterology, hepatobiliary, laparoscopic general, neurosurgical/spinal, ophthalmology, oral/maxillofacial, orthopaedic, paediatric dental, plastic/reconstructive, upper GI and vascular surgery. | Make sure someone can drive you home after surgery and stay with you if required. |
| Radiology | Jones Radiology is located on Level 2 and lists angiography, CT, dental, MRI, musculoskeletal injections, nuclear medicine and SPECT CT. | Call 08 7100 7800 and confirm referral, preparation and cost. |
| Pathology | Clinpath provides a 24-hour laboratory service within Calvary Adelaide Hospital on Level 2. | Check whether your pathology is inpatient, emergency, specialist-requested or outpatient. |
| Pharmacy | HPS Pharmacies operates the in-hospital pharmacy on the ground floor behind reception. Calvary lists hours as 9am to midnight. | Bring current medicines and prescriptions when admitted; discharge medicines may involve fees. |
| Rehabilitation | Inpatient rehabilitation is provided on McCann Ward, Level 7. Facilities include hydrotherapy pool, large and small gym, group therapy room and outdoor mobility garden. | Use referral pathway and outpatient coordinator for ambulatory rehab program suitability and cost. |
Ambulatory rehabilitation programs from the official compendium
The official Calvary Adelaide Ambulatory Rehabilitation Program Compendium lists multiple programs, durations and referral pathways. These are not walk-in services; suitability and cost depend on referral, health fund cover, DVA status, program rules and individual assessment.
| Program | What the official compendium says | Duration / sessions |
|---|---|---|
| Balance and Reconditioning Program | Comprehensive goal-directed program including exercise and behavioural intervention. | 8 weeks, twice per week. |
| Breast Cancer Rehabilitation Program | Fitness and meditation for women undertaking adjuvant chemotherapy and other women with breast cancer where suitable. | 9 weeks, twice per week. |
| Cardiac Rehabilitation Program | Individualised cardiorespiratory fitness and strengthening with education on chest pain, exercise, medication, investigations, risk factors, stress and healthy eating. | 6 weeks, two exercise sessions and education component. |
| Cardiovascular and Diabetes Nurse Practitioner Clinic | Individualised appointments conducted by nurse practitioner, including cardiovascular risk counselling and diabetes support. | Appointments as required. |
| Diabetic Service | Education that helps patients make informed lifestyle choices and improve diabetes self-management. | Appointments as required. |
| Neurological Group Program | Goal-directed circuit group to improve function for neurological conditions. | Appointments as required; group sessions may be twice per week. |
| Orthopaedic Program | Individualised appointments for conditions including post joint replacement surgery, multiple trauma and reduced mobility. | Appointments as required; official compendium describes a 5-week program with twice-weekly sessions for some cases. |
| Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program | Patient/family education, exercise training and psychosocial/behavioural intervention for lung conditions. | 8 weeks, twice per week. |
| Reconditioning Oncology Program | Exercise, behavioural change, social support and meditation. | 8 weeks, twice per week. |
| Specialist Driving Assessment Clinic | Assessment for return to driving, vehicle modifications and safety in continuing to drive. | Appointments as required. |
| One-to-one therapy | Clinical psychology, dietetics, occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech pathology. | Appointments as required. |
Parking, drop-off, disability parking, taxis and public transport
Calvary Adelaide is in the Adelaide CBD, so parking and access need planning. The official maps and transport page says the hospital is close to public transport, has patient/visitor parking options, and has multiple nearby car parks including one directly opposite on Angas Street.
| Transport or parking need | Verified detail | Practical instruction |
|---|---|---|
| Main drop-off | Patient drop-off/pick-up area is at the entrance and is a 10-minute zone. | Let the patient enter safely, then move the vehicle. |
| Emergency drop-off | Emergency centre entrance has 5 drop-off/pick-up bays, including one disability bay, with a 5-minute time limit. | Use only for quick emergency drop-off/pick-up. |
| Nearby car parks | Calvary says many car parks are close to the hospital, including one directly opposite on Angas Street. | Check live rates/signs on arrival because private car park pricing changes. |
| Street parking | Ticket parking is available on Angas Street and Pulteney Street; some side streets have free 1-hour and 2-hour spaces. | Read council signs carefully to avoid fines. |
| Motorbike parking | On-street motorbike parking bays are located near the hospital entrance. | Use only marked spaces. |
| Disability parking | Easy access parking is available in several areas for people with a Government Issued Disability Permit. | Limited underground spaces may be accessed by speaking to the security guard. |
| Wilson car park disability spaces | Calvary states there are several easy access spaces across the road at the Wilson car park. | This may be convenient after drop-off at the entrance. |
| Taxi | Priority taxi-service phone link is located in reception. | Ask reception staff if help is needed. |
| Free city connector bus | Adelaide City Council free city connector bus service 99 links major facilities within North Adelaide and Adelaide CBD. | Calvary lists operating times as Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm, Friday 8am-9:30pm, Saturday-Sunday 10am-5pm. |
| Adelaide Metro | Calvary lists Adelaide Metro phone as 08 8210 1000 for current timetable information. | Check current route/timetable before travelling. |
| DVA transport | Some veteran patients may be eligible to have transport arranged through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. | Calvary lists DVA metropolitan callers 133 254 and regional callers 1800 555 254. |
Fees, private insurance, emergency cost and estimates
Calvary Adelaide is a private hospital. Fees depend on your procedure, admission pathway, specialist, anaesthetist, health fund cover, excess/co-payment, DVA, WorkCover, Medicare status and any extra tests or services. The safest wording is to explain verified official fee rules and label estimates clearly.
Hospital estimate
Calvary states that regardless of whether you have private health insurance or not, the hospital will provide an estimate of expected hospital charges.
Private insurance
Calvary advises insured patients to contact their health fund before admission to check level of cover and clarify any excess or co-payments.
No private insurance
Calvary welcomes patients without insurance and asks them to call for an estimate of costs. Fees need to be paid in full before admission.
Private emergency fee
Calvary states that for most patients, an Adelaide Emergency Department visit costs a $430 out-of-pocket expense, with possible additional costs for some services.
| Cost situation | What to ask before attending | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Planned surgery | Ask for hospital estimate, surgeon fee, anaesthetist fee, assistant fee, prosthesis/device cost and health fund excess. | The hospital estimate may not include every external specialist charge. |
| Emergency visit | Ask about current Care 24-7 Emergency fee, Medicare portion, possible extra test/service costs and admission costs. | Emergency is privately owned and non-government funded. |
| Private insurance | Ask your fund about cover, exclusions, excess/co-payment, waiting periods and whether your specialist is covered. | Insurance cover can differ by procedure and policy level. |
| Self-funded patient | Ask Calvary for written estimate and payment deadline. | Calvary says uninsured patients need to pay all fees in full before admission. |
| WorkCover injury | Bring claim approval/claim details. | Calvary says no out-of-pocket Emergency fee for WorkCover injuries, but eligibility must be confirmed. |
| DVA cardholder | Bring DVA card and confirm service eligibility. | Calvary says no out-of-pocket Emergency fee for DVA cardholders. |
| Discharge medicines | Ask pharmacy or ward team about medicine charges. | Hospital pharmacy medicines may have separate costs. |
Visiting hours, facilities, rooms, Wi-Fi, pharmacy and pastoral care
| Patient/visitor need | Verified detail | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Visiting hours | General guide: 11:00am to 8:00pm. | Ask ward staff about flexibility or special circumstances. |
| Main lobby access | All levels are accessed by lifts from the main lobby entered from Angas Street. | Use the directory and reception/volunteers if unsure. |
| Overnight room | Calvary states overnight or longer-stay patients stay in a private room with ensuite and view. | Confirm room allocation with admission team. |
| Room features | Rooms include adjustable bed, bedside phone and ensuite. | Ask staff for TV channel details and bedside phone use. |
| Café | Jamaica Blue coffee shop is located in the ground-floor foyer. | Useful for visitors and relatives buying food/beverages. |
| Vending machine | Vending machine is available on the ground floor. | Useful after café hours or for quick snacks. |
| Pharmacy | HPS Pharmacy is on the ground floor behind reception and is listed as open 9am to midnight. | Bring current medicines and prescriptions when admitted. |
| Mail is delivered daily to wards; mail to be posted can be handed to reception before 2pm. | Patient mail can be addressed to Calvary Adelaide Hospital, 120 Angas St, Adelaide SA 5000. | |
| Lounges | Visitor/patient lounge is located on each floor, with tea and coffee facilities, TV, soft furnishings and outdoor patio area. | Ask ward staff which lounge is closest. |
| Wi-Fi | Free public Wi-Fi is available throughout the hospital. | Ask reception or ward staff if login help is needed. |
| Chapel | Chapel is on the first floor at the top of the foyer staircase. | Do not take food or drinks into the chapel. |
| Pastoral care | Pastoral care phone is 08 8227 6521. Service listed Monday-Friday 8:30am-8:30pm; weekend on-call service 9am-5pm. | Ask staff if you would like a visit during your stay. |
| Flowers | Flowers/gifts are delivered to rooms, but restrictions apply in some areas, especially Intensive Care. | Check ward rules before sending flowers. |
| Hydrotherapy and gyms | The hospital has a hydrotherapy pool and two gyms supporting inpatient/outpatient rehabilitation. | Use only as part of an approved program or referral. |
Going home, discharge planning and follow-up steps
Calvary says discharge planning starts as soon as possible after admission. Your care team will discuss a planned discharge date and assess safety based on condition, mobility, home situation, support and ability to communicate if an emergency arises.
| Discharge step | Verified detail | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| Pick-up time | Calvary says on discharge day you need to arrange pick-up by a family member or friend before 10am. | Confirm the discharge date/time with ward staff the day before. |
| Transport help | If you need transport or assistance getting home, tell the care team. | Ask early rather than on the morning of discharge. |
| Discharge summary | Calvary says patients receive a formal discharge summary. | Keep it for GP/specialist follow-up. |
| New medications | Patients receive a short-term supply of new medications and medication instructions. | Ask how, when and for how long to take each medicine. |
| Follow-up appointment | Calvary says patients receive information about follow-up appointments with GP or specialist. | Book your follow-up as advised by the care team. |
| Medication review | A medication review can be arranged if necessary. | Ask before discharge if you are unsure about medicine changes. |
| Smoke-free campus | The entire hospital and campus is smoke-free. | Patients, families and visitors cannot smoke anywhere within hospital grounds. |
Patient experience, safety and feedback
Calvary’s hospital pages link to patient experience, clinical safety and quality, privacy and policy information. For a current concern during care, speak with the ward nurse, nurse manager, doctor or reception team first so the issue can be handled quickly.
For feedback
- Use the Calvary patient experience form for feedback after or during care.
- For urgent care issues during a stay, speak with ward staff first.
- Write down date, ward, staff role if known, what happened and what outcome you want.
- Keep medical and billing questions separate so the right team can respond.
For safety and privacy
- Ask staff to confirm identity before medications, tests or procedures.
- Use your ID band and speak up if any detail is wrong.
- Ask for interpreter or communication help if you do not understand instructions.
- Do not share sensitive patient details through unofficial third-party forms.
Official action links for Calvary Adelaide Hospital
Use these official links for action and confirmation. The core details are already summarised above, so users should not need to leave this page just to understand address, phone, Emergency, admissions, parking, visiting hours, fees, services and appointment pathways.
| User need | Official link | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Main hospital page | Calvary Adelaide Hospital official page | Address, phone, visiting hours, admissions, facilities and official hospital overview. |
| Google directions | Open Calvary Adelaide Hospital in Google Maps | Live directions, traffic and public transport planning. |
| Admissions | Calvary Adelaide admissions | Before-arrival instructions, eAdmissions, pre-admission, DOSA, what to bring, fees and discharge. |
| eAdmissions | Calvary eAdmissions information | CalvaryCare app and web eAdmissions process. |
| Emergency Department | Calvary Adelaide Emergency Department | 24/7 private emergency access, Emergency fee note, drop-off bays and disability help. |
| Maps and transport | Calvary Adelaide maps and transport | Drop-off, nearby parking, disability parking, taxi link, free city connector bus and DVA transport notes. |
| Services and clinics | Calvary Adelaide services and clinics | Cardiac, Emergency, surgery, ICU, rehabilitation, radiology, pathology, pharmacy and allied health services. |
| Find a specialist | Calvary Adelaide doctors and healthcare professionals | Search the specialist directory by name, state, suburb or postcode. |
| Facilities | Calvary Adelaide facilities | Lobby access, rooms, café, vending, chapel, pharmacy, lounges, Wi-Fi and visitor amenities. |
| Surgery | Calvary Adelaide surgical services | Day/overnight surgery, surgical specialties, preparing for surgery and consent. |
| Cardiac care | Calvary Adelaide Cardiac Centre | Cardiac Direct, cardiac unit, angiography, chest pain clinic via Emergency and cardiac tests. |
| Rehabilitation referrals | Calvary Adelaide brochures and referral links | Ambulatory rehabilitation compendium and referral assistance. |
| Patient experience | Calvary patient experience | Patient experience/feedback form access. |
Calvary Adelaide Hospital FAQs
What is the address of Calvary Adelaide Hospital?
Calvary Adelaide Hospital is located at 120 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000, near the corner of Angas Street and Pulteney Street.
What is the phone number for Calvary Adelaide Hospital?
The main phone number for Calvary Adelaide Hospital is 08 8227 7000.
Does Calvary Adelaide Hospital have a 24-hour emergency department?
Yes. Calvary Adelaide Hospital has a private 24/7 Care Emergency Department open every day, including public holidays. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000.
What is the Calvary Adelaide Emergency Department phone number?
The Calvary Adelaide Emergency Department phone number listed by Calvary is 08 8405 3440.
How much does Calvary Adelaide private emergency cost?
Calvary states that for most patients, an Adelaide Emergency Department visit costs a $430 out-of-pocket expense. Medicare may cover a portion, and additional costs may apply for some services. Always check the current Care 24-7 fee information for your exact situation.
Do I need private insurance to attend Calvary Adelaide Emergency?
Calvary says you do not need private insurance unless you are admitted to hospital. However, an out-of-pocket emergency fee may apply even if you have private health insurance.
What are the visiting hours at Calvary Adelaide Hospital?
Calvary lists visiting hours as a general guide between 11:00am and 8:00pm. Any flexibility should be discussed with ward staff.
How do I complete Calvary Adelaide Hospital admission paperwork?
You can complete eAdmissions through the CalvaryCare app or the Calvary eAdmissions website. A registered nurse reviews the information and may contact you around one week before admission if required.
Where can I park at Calvary Adelaide Hospital?
Calvary says there are many car parks close to the hospital, including one directly opposite on Angas Street. Ticket parking is available on Angas Street and Pulteney Street, and some side streets have free 1-hour and 2-hour spaces.
How do I find a specialist at Calvary Adelaide Hospital?
Use the official Calvary Adelaide doctors and healthcare professionals directory, or ask your GP/referring doctor. Confirm fees, appointment availability and consulting location directly with the specialist rooms.
Source and update note
This guide is based on official Calvary Adelaide Hospital pages for address, phone, visiting hours, admissions, eAdmissions, pre-admission, Day of Surgery Admissions Unit, Emergency Department, Emergency fee note, services and clinics, maps and transport, facilities, doctors directory, patient experience and the official Calvary Adelaide Ambulatory Rehabilitation Program Compendium PDF.
Hospital contacts, fees, specialist availability, parking prices, admission instructions, visiting rules and referral requirements can change. Use the official action links above to confirm personal details before travelling or paying any fee.
This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.