Dubbo Hospital address, appointment and contact guide
Dubbo Hospital is officially listed by NSW Government as Dubbo Health Service. It is a major rural referral hospital on Myall Street, Dubbo, with 24-hour emergency care, inpatient services, maternity, surgery, cancer care, medical imaging, outpatient clinics and community health services.
If your problem is not an emergency but you are unsure what care you need, call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222.
Verified address, map and main details
- Hospital
- Dubbo Health Service, commonly searched as Dubbo Hospital
- Address
- Myall Street, Dubbo NSW 2830
- Health district
- Western NSW Local Health District
- Main phone
- (02) 6809 6809
- Referrals
- Referrals may be required for some services. Contact the hospital or follow your GP/specialist referral instructions.
- Telehealth
- Telehealth may be available for eligible appointments. Call to enquire.
- Wheelchair access
- Yes, listed on the official NSW Government service page.
Choose the right next step
Emergency now
Call 000 if someone is in immediate danger, has severe symptoms, or needs urgent emergency help.
Unsure what care you need
Call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for 24-hour nurse advice if it is not immediately life-threatening.
Hospital switchboard
Call (02) 6809 6809 for the main hospital switchboard and ask for the ward, clinic or service you need.
Specialist appointment
Use your referral, appointment letter or clinic instructions first. Many Dubbo specialist outpatient clinics accept eReferrals from health professionals.
Parking and access
The Western NSW patient guide says public parking is available near the main hospital building, with disabled parking in front of the main building.
Patient feedback
Use the Western NSW LHD feedback pathway if you need to give a compliment, suggestion or complaint about your care.
Appointments and referrals: practical steps
Dubbo Hospital appointments are not handled through one single public booking button. The correct process depends on whether you need emergency care, a GP/specialist referral, an outpatient clinic, imaging, surgery, maternity care or follow-up after discharge.
Emergency care and when to call
Emergency Department use
The official Dubbo Health Service page lists 24-hour emergency care. Emergency departments prioritise people needing urgent care, so non-urgent patients may need to wait.
- Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms or immediate danger.
- Use Healthdirect on 1800 022 222 if you are unwell but not sure whether ED is needed.
- Tell triage staff if symptoms worsen while waiting.
- Bring medicine lists, allergies, recent test results and your GP details if it is safe to do so.
Services listed at Dubbo Health Service
Official NSW Government information lists emergency care, inpatient beds, medical imaging, cancer services, surgery, maternity, gynaecology, paediatrics, rehabilitation, coronary care, intensive care, stroke care, renal dialysis, pathology, pharmacy, mental health, drug and alcohol services, ambulatory care, outpatient services, dental and community health.
Parking, access and visiting basics
Parking
The Western NSW patient guide says there is a public car park near the main hospital building and disabled parking in front of the main hospital building.
Wheelchair help
If you need wheelchair help getting to or from your car, tell hospital staff. The official service page also lists wheelchair access as available.
Visitors
Western NSW LHD says visiting hours vary by hospital but are generally between 8:00am and 8:00pm. Staff directions and patient condition come first.
No ED visitors note
The Western NSW patient guide states there are no visitors to ED, with palliative patients and general ward visits outside usual arrangements handled by staff.
Food and meals
The patient guide says hospital meals are provided and special dietary needs can be discussed with staff. Ask a nurse before bringing outside food for a patient.
Going home
Before discharge, patients should receive a discharge summary with treatment, medicines and follow-up care. Ask early about transport, equipment, community nursing or follow-up appointments.
Patient services and support
Dubbo Health Service is a major rural referral facility for Western NSW. Its services cover urgent care, planned specialist care, hospital admission, outpatient clinics, maternity, paediatrics, cancer care, mental health, allied health and home-based or community support.
Helpful official links
Dubbo Hospital FAQs
What is the official name of Dubbo Hospital?
The official NSW Government service page lists it as Dubbo Health Service. Many people still search for it as Dubbo Hospital.
What is the address of Dubbo Hospital?
Dubbo Health Service is at Myall Street, Dubbo NSW 2830.
What is the main phone number for Dubbo Hospital?
The main phone number listed by NSW Government is (02) 6809 6809.
Does Dubbo Hospital have 24-hour emergency care?
Yes. The official service page lists 24-hour emergency care. Call 000 for immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency.
How do I book an appointment at Dubbo Hospital?
Use your referral, appointment letter or clinic instructions first. Referrals may be required for some services, and many Dubbo specialist outpatient clinics accept eReferrals from health professionals.
Does Dubbo Hospital offer telehealth?
The official service page says you may be eligible for a telehealth appointment and should call to enquire.
Where do I park at Dubbo Hospital?
Western NSW LHD patient information says public parking is available near the main hospital building, with disabled parking in front of the main hospital building.
What are the visiting hours?
Western NSW LHD says visiting hours vary by hospital but are generally between 8:00am and 8:00pm. Always follow ward and staff directions.
What services are available at Dubbo Hospital?
Official information lists emergency care, inpatient care, medical imaging, cancer services, surgery, maternity, gynaecology, paediatrics, rehabilitation, coronary care, intensive care, stroke care, renal dialysis, pathology, pharmacy, mental health, drug and alcohol services, outpatient care, dental and community health services.
What should I bring to an appointment?
Bring your appointment letter or referral, Medicare card, current medicines, medicine list, relevant test results, scans, GP details, carer details and any clinic-specific instructions.
Source and safety note
This page is an independent patient and visitor guide, not the hospital booking system and not medical advice. Key details were checked against NSW Government and Western NSW Local Health District pages for Dubbo Health Service, eReferrals, hospital parking and patient visitor guidance. Always follow your own appointment letter, treating team instructions and current official hospital advice.