Delmont Private Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

Private mental-health hospital • Glen Iris VIC

Delmont Private Hospital address, appointment and contact guide

Delmont Private Hospital is a private independent facility in Glen Iris, Melbourne, focused on general adult psychiatry, addiction and mental-health programs. This guide gives the practical details people usually need before calling or travelling: address, reception hours, referral pathway, intake contacts, day programs, consulting suites, admissions and urgent-care limits.

For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 000 immediately.
Delmont Private Hospital states that it does not have an Emergency Department and does not admit walk-ins. Urgent care should go through 000, your doctor or the nearest Emergency Department.

Verified address, map and main contact details

Hospital name: Delmont Private Hospital
Address: 300 Warrigal Road, Glen Iris VIC 3146
Main reception: (03) 9805 7333
Reception hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-8:00pm; Saturday 8:00am-6:30pm; Sunday 8:00am-6:00pm
After hours: (03) 9805 7390
Hospital intake: (03) 9805 7304
Emergency Department: No Emergency Department; call 000 or attend the nearest ED for urgent care.

Use the right contact first

Immediate danger

Call 000 now. Delmont says emergency cases should attend the nearest Emergency Department.

Private inpatient admission

Hospital admission requires a doctor’s referral and acceptance by an accredited Delmont psychiatrist or addiction specialist.

Hospital intake

For hospital intake enquiries, call (03) 9805 7304. For urgent admission discussion after hours, Delmont lists (03) 9805 7390.

Day programs

Day Program intake clinician numbers listed by Delmont are (03) 9805 7371 and (03) 9805 7365.

Consulting suites

For Warrigal Road and Madeline Street consulting rooms, Delmont lists (03) 9834 3600.

Before travelling

Confirm the exact admission time, consulting-room location, health-fund estimate and what to bring before leaving home.

Appointments and admission: official step-by-step

Delmont is not a walk-in emergency service. The official referral page says all referrals to the hospital, consulting suites and day program require a doctor’s referral, and the patient is contacted only if the referral is accepted and more details or an appointment date are required.

Check safety first. If there is immediate risk, call 000 or go to the nearest Emergency Department. Delmont’s own referral information says urgent emergency care should be directed to the nearest ED.

Speak with your GP, psychiatrist or treating doctor. Ask whether Delmont is suitable for the person’s current mental-health needs, addiction-care needs, age, medical risks, insurer status and level of support required.

Prepare a complete referral. Delmont says referral letters should include patient contact details, date of birth, referral type, private health fund details, WorkCover/TAC details if relevant, diagnosis, current presentation, drug and alcohol history, previous and current psychiatric and medical treatments, forensic history, current medications and medical conditions.

Send the referral through the correct Delmont pathway. Use the official Delmont referral process page. Hospital intake enquiries are listed as (03) 9805 7304; Day Program enquiries as (03) 9805 7370; consulting suite enquiries as (03) 9834 3600.

Wait for acceptance and confirmation. Delmont says acceptance or non-acceptance is communicated to the referring doctor. Patients allocated a Delmont psychiatrist or addiction specialist are then given a confirmed admission date and time by the Hospital Coordinator.

Confirm fees and cover before admission. Delmont says staff contact the health fund or third-party insurer before admission to confirm cover and any out-of-pocket costs. Uninsured patients, or patients with only basic cover, may need to pay one week of accommodation upfront.

For another private mental-health hospital pathway, see the Belmont Private Hospital Queensland guide. If you are comparing public hospital emergency access instead, our Blacktown Hospital guide and Campbelltown Hospital guide show how public ED and outpatient contact routes differ.

Admissions, eligibility and what to bring

Important admission limits

Patients must be at least 18 years old for admission.
Walk-ins are not admitted at any time.
Delmont does not provide a 24-hour admission service or 24-hour reception.
Admissions are conducted during business hours, 9:30am-4:00pm, Monday through Sunday and public holidays.
Patients needing intensive medical, surgical or psychiatric care may be redirected to the nearest Emergency Department.
Delmont lists a 160 kg weight limit for admitted patients.

What Delmont asks patients to bring

Referral letter, if applicable.
Private health insurance card, Medicare card and relevant concession or DVA cards.
GP details and current medications or prescriptions.
Comfortable clothes, sleepwear, toiletries and comfortable shoes.
Only essential personal items; Delmont lists several restricted items, so check first if unsure.

Delmont’s inpatient information says the estimated length of stay for substance use and addiction programs, general inpatient programs and aged programs is commonly 14-21 days, but a patient’s own plan depends on clinical assessment and treating-doctor advice.

Services and programs listed by Delmont

Delmont describes itself as a private independent facility specialising in general adult psychiatry, including addiction. Its services page describes inpatient and outpatient group programs for people experiencing mental-health conditions and problems.

Addiction disorders

Delmont lists addiction disorders among the conditions covered by its program range. Confirm suitability through the referral and intake process.

Anxiety and depression

The hospital lists anxiety disorders and depression among program areas for mental-health support.

Mood and personality disorders

Delmont includes mood disorders and personality disorders in the conditions its inpatient and outpatient programs may address.

PTSD and trauma-related care

Post-traumatic stress disorder is listed by Delmont among the mental-health problems covered by its programs.

Psychotic disorders

Delmont lists psychotic disorders and schizophrenia, but urgent or high-risk care may need a specialist emergency or public-hospital pathway.

Group programs

Delmont says programs are conducted by social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists, nurse therapists and creative arts therapists.

For a public/private campus comparison in Australia, see the Joondalup Hospital guide, which explains why users should follow the exact public, private or emergency address on their paperwork.

Consulting suites and day programs

Day Programs: Located within Delmont Private Hospital. Intake clinician: (03) 9805 7371 or (03) 9805 7365.
Day Program referral: Delmont referral page lists Delmont Day Program enquiries on (03) 9805 7370.
Warrigal Road Consulting Rooms: Level 2, 300 Warrigal Road, Glen Iris VIC 3146.
Madeline Street Consulting Rooms: 314 Warrigal Road, corner of Madeline Street and Warrigal Road, Glen Iris VIC 3146.
Consulting suites phone: (03) 9834 3600.

Private doctors and appointments

Delmont notes that its mental-health doctors are private independent consultants. For consulting-room appointments, ask your GP or treating doctor about referral requirements, fees, Medicare rebates, private health cover, waiting time and whether the doctor can admit patients to Delmont if inpatient care is needed.

Helpful official links

Official Delmont contact page: address, reception hours, after-hours phone, day programs and consulting suites Official referral process: doctor referral requirements, intake contacts and referral forms Official services page: mental-health and addiction program areas Official inpatient admissions page: admission criteria, fees, what to bring and restrictions Delmont Hospital official homepage

Delmont Private Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Delmont Private Hospital?

Delmont Private Hospital is at 300 Warrigal Road, Glen Iris VIC 3146.

What is Delmont Private Hospital’s main reception number?

The front reception number listed by Delmont is (03) 9805 7333.

Does Delmont Private Hospital have an Emergency Department?

No. Delmont states that it does not have an Emergency Department. For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 000 or attend the nearest Emergency Department.

Can I walk in and be admitted to Delmont?

No. Delmont says patients without a referral, including walk-ins, will not be admitted at any time.

How do referrals work at Delmont Private Hospital?

All referrals to the hospital, consulting suites and day program require a doctor’s referral. Acceptance or non-acceptance is communicated to the referring doctor, and the patient is contacted if the referral is accepted and more details or an appointment date are needed.

What is the hospital intake phone number?

Delmont’s referral page lists Hospital Intake Enquiries on (03) 9805 7304. The services page also lists the Hospital Intake Co-ordinator on (03) 9805 7390 for urgent admission discussion.

What are Delmont’s admission hours?

Delmont says admissions are conducted during business hours, 9:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Sunday and on public holidays. It also says there is no 24-hour admission service or reception.

What age does Delmont admit?

Delmont’s inpatient admissions page says patients need to be a minimum of 18 years old for admission.

What should I bring for inpatient admission?

Delmont lists items such as referral letter if applicable, private health insurance card, Medicare card, relevant concession or DVA cards, GP details, current medication and prescriptions, comfortable clothing, footwear, sleepwear and toiletries.

How do I contact Delmont Day Programs?

Delmont’s contact page lists Day Program intake clinician numbers as (03) 9805 7371 and (03) 9805 7365. Its referral page lists Delmont Day Program enquiries on (03) 9805 7370.

Source and safety note

This independent guide summarises practical information from official Delmont Private Hospital pages for contact details, referral process, services and inpatient admissions. It is not Delmont’s booking system and is not medical advice. Always confirm personal admission, referral, insurance, visitor and appointment details directly with Delmont Private Hospital or your treating clinician.