Logan Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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Logan Hospital appointments, emergency access, parking, maternity drop-off and visitor guide

Logan Hospital is a major public hospital in Meadowbrook, Queensland. This guide is built for patients, carers, parents, visitors and drivers who need the useful details quickly: phone numbers, address, Emergency entry, outpatient appointments, parking fees, ward visiting hours, maternity drop-off, public transport, Medicare costs, interpreter help, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support, feedback contacts and official action links.

Instead of sending you to official pages just to understand the basics, the main official details are pulled into this article. Use the official links mainly when you need to complete an action, such as checking a map PDF, changing an outpatient appointment, applying for parking concession, planning public transport or giving feedback.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call Triple Zero (000). For non-urgent health advice in Queensland, call 13 HEALTH on 13 43 25 84.

1. Choose path Emergency, clinic, maternity, ward visit, surgery or support.

2. Confirm Phone, referral, appointment letter, building and level.

3. Arrive Armstrong Road, Loganlea Road, P1 parking or Loganlea Station.

4. Check in Bring Medicare, ID, referral, medicines and concession card.

5. Go home Transit Care Hub, medicines, pick-up and follow-up plan.

Fast action: Logan Hospital phone, address, Emergency and first step

Main hospital

Logan Hospital

Cnr Loganlea Rd and Armstrong Rd, Meadowbrook QLD 4131

07 3299 8899

Emergency

24-hour hospital

Use Triple Zero for emergencies.

000

Non-urgent advice

13 HEALTH

Queensland health advice line.

13 43 25 84

Postal address

Hospital mail

PO Box 6031, Yatala QLD 4207

Need	Best action	What to know before you go
Life-threatening emergency	Call 000	Use this for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, major injury, collapse, severe breathing trouble, major bleeding, poisoning or a life-threatening condition.
Hospital phone	07 3299 8899	Listed main phone hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Emergency entrance	Use Loganlea Road or Armstrong Road entrances	For Emergency Department access, follow Emergency signage and current traffic directions.
General access and car parking	Use Armstrong Road main entrance	P1 multi-level car park is accessed from the main hospital entrance off Armstrong Road.
Outpatient appointment change	Use the number printed on your appointment letter	Some Logan Hospital services use 07 3299 8981 or service-specific email, but your appointment letter is the safest first source.
Parking concession	Complete the concession form and take it to Main Reception, Building 1	Main Reception is listed as Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm for concession form processing.
Feedback or complaint	Consumer Liaison Service	Phone 07 3299 8587 or email CLS_LB@health.qld.gov.au for Logan and Beaudesert Hospital feedback.

Logan Hospital map, campus access and official video

Logan Hospital is on the corner of Loganlea Road and Armstrong Road in Meadowbrook. The official campus map shows Building 1, Building 2, Building 3, the P1 main public car park, P2 short-term parking, Emergency entry, main entry, parking entry, Loganlea Station direction, bus stop, cafes, lifts, accessible parking and drop-off zones.

Map micro-guide: use Armstrong Road for general access and P1 parking. Use Loganlea Road or Armstrong Road for Emergency access. Use the level 3 link from P1 to reach the hospital buildings. At the end of the linkway, turn right for main reception in Building 1 or left for the Emergency Department in Building 3.

Official Logan Hospital video

This official Metro South Health video introduces Logan Hospital and is useful for first-time visitors who want a quick feel for the hospital before attending.

Where to go inside Logan Hospital: building and level guide

The official Logan Hospital campus map lists many departments by building and level. Use this table with your appointment letter, because temporary access, construction, lift access and pedestrian routes can change during the hospital expansion.

Department / area	Building	Level	Practical note
Allied Health Outpatients	Building 1	Level 1	Also a listed parking validation location for concession tickets.
Outpatients	Building 1	Level 2	Check your appointment letter for clinic desk and arrival time.
Outpatients	Building 2	Level 1	Use campus map and signage if your clinic says Building 2.
Emergency	Building 3	Level 2	Use Emergency entry and follow urgent care directions.
Medical Imaging	Building 1	Level 2	Confirm referral, booking and any preparation instructions.
Medical Imaging	Building 3	Level 1	Use appointment letter or signs to confirm the correct imaging location.
Pharmacy	Building 1	Level 2	Ask about medicine cost before discharge if relevant.
Pathology	Building 1	Level 2	Bring request forms and check fasting/preparation instructions if required.
Birthing Suites	Building 1	Level 2	Maternity drop-off zone is outside Logan Maternity entrance on Armstrong Road.
Maternity Assessment Centre, Ward 2D	Building 1	Level 2	Use maternity instructions from your care team.
Maternity Inpatient Unit, Ward 2F	Building 1	Level 2	Visitors 8 am to 8 pm; partners welcome 24 hours.
Children’s Inpatient Unit	Building 3	Level 3	Parents are welcome 24 hours.
Intensive Care, Ward 5C	Building 3	Level 5	Visiting hours differ from general wards.
Coronary Care, Ward 5B	Building 3	Level 5	Check visiting times before arriving.
Transit Care Hub	Building 3	Level 1	Used when patients are waiting for discharge medicines and pickup.
Rehabilitation Unit	Building 3	Level 3	Discuss out-of-hours visiting with nursing team.
Renal Dialysis	Building 2	Level 1	Confirm appointment time and transport/parking plan.

Inside tip: if you park in P1, remember your parking level before leaving the car. The level 3 linkway connects P1 to the hospital buildings.

Outpatient appointments, referrals and appointment changes

Metro South Health outpatient clinics provide specialist medical and surgical appointments when you do not need to stay in hospital. A GP or specialist usually sends a referral first. If the referral is accepted, you may receive a receipt of referral letter with a category number and expected wait time, then an appointment letter or SMS with date, time and location.

How the referral pathway works

Your GP or specialist sends a referral to the hospital.
The hospital assesses the referral.
If accepted, you may receive a receipt of referral letter.
If not urgent, you may go on a waiting list.
The outpatient area contacts you by letter or SMS with appointment location, date and time.

Changing or cancelling

Use the phone number printed on the front of your appointment letter.
Tell the hospital as soon as possible if you cannot attend.
Ask whether telehealth is possible if travel is difficult.
Ask whether your referral is still valid for Medicare billing.
Confirm building, level, reception desk and documents before travelling.

Useful clinic and department contacts found from official service listings

Service / clinic	Phone / email	Hours / location notes
Cardiology	07 3299 8981	Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Listed at Logan Hospital.
Gastroenterology	appointmentslgh@health.qld.gov.au	Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Level 1, Building 2.
ENT	appointmentslgh@health.qld.gov.au	Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Level 2, Building 1.
Kidney services	appointmentslgh@health.qld.gov.au	Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. Level 2, Building 1.
Maxillofacial	07 3299 8981 appointmentsLGH@health.qld.gov.au	Use appointment letter and clinic instructions for exact location and arrival time.
Medical imaging	07 3299 8826 LBHMID@health.qld.gov.au	Confirm referral, booking, preparation and possible billing before attending.
Allied health outpatient enquiries	07 3299 8858 logan-allied-health@health.qld.gov.au	Includes allied health areas such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics and speech pathology pathways.
Mental health crisis support	1300 MH CALL / 1300 64 22 55	Use 000 if there is immediate danger.

Doctor roster note: clinic teams and individual doctor days can change. Do not rely on a third-party page for exact doctor availability. Use the clinic number on your appointment letter.

Emergency, maternity, children and urgent mental health access

Need	Where / what to do	Important detail
Life-threatening emergency	Call Triple Zero (000)	Do this before driving or calling the hospital if symptoms are serious.
Emergency Department	Building 3, Level 2	Use Loganlea Road or Armstrong Road Emergency access and follow signage.
Maternity arrival	Building 1, Level 2 for birthing / maternity areas	Expectant parents can use the 24-hour drop-off zone outside Logan Maternity entrance on Armstrong Road.
Children’s inpatient care	Building 3, Level 3	Children’s Inpatient Unit has specific visiting hours, but parents are welcome 24 hours.
Urgent mental health help	Call 1300 MH CALL on 1300 64 22 55	Use 000 if there is immediate danger to anyone.

Logan Hospital parking fees, P1 car park, concessions and pickup

Logan Hospital has a multi-level car park called P1 near the main hospital building on Armstrong Road. The official parking page says vehicles up to 2.2 metres can use it, lifts are on each level, and the level 3 walkway connects to the main hospital buildings.

P1 parking micro-steps

Enter from the Armstrong Road main hospital entrance.
Take a ticket at the boom gate.
Remember your parking level.
Use lifts if needed.
Use the level 3 linkway to the hospital buildings.
Turn right for main reception in Building 1.
Turn left for Emergency Department in Building 3.
Pay before returning to your car.

Drop-off and pickup

Two pickup/drop-off areas are outside the main hospital building.
Use these only for a few minutes.
Maternity has a 24-hour drop-off zone outside the Logan Maternity entrance on Armstrong Road.
Transit Care Hub has free short-term parking outside P2 for up to 30 minutes.
If a pickup person is late for Transit Care Hub, call 07 3299 9159.

Parking costs

Parking time	Cost
0 to 15 minutes	Free
15 to 60 minutes	$3.00
1 to 2 hours	$5.00
2 to 3 hours	$7.00
3 to 4 hours	$9.00
4 to 6 hours	$11.00
6 to 24 hours	$13.00
Motorbike flat rate	$5.00

Parking payment and concession rules

Parking topic	Official detail	Practical action
Where to pay	Pay stations are in the car park, outside Fresh+ Cafe in Building 1 and at the Emergency Department.	Pay before going back to your car. You can also pay by credit card at the boom gate when leaving.
Payment methods	Cash or credit card are listed. The parking transcript also mentions debit card.	Keep a card available in case one payment point is busy.
Accessible parking	Accessible parking is available in P1. You must display an Australian or international disability parking permit.	Use P1 and check lift access if mobility is limited.
Concession eligibility	May apply if attending at least twice a week for more than 2 weeks, staying 14 days or more, receiving Age Pension, receiving Carer Payment, or facing financial hardship/special needs.	Ask ward/clinic reception or Main Reception before paying full parking repeatedly.
Concession form	Complete the Logan Hospital concessional parking form and take it to Main Reception, Building 1.	Bring photo ID and any Pensioner Concession Card, such as Age Pension or Carer Payment.
Where to validate	Building 1 reception, outpatient departments in Building 1 and 2, allied health outpatients, Emergency Department and P1 car park office.	Bring approved form and parking ticket each time you visit.

Expansion note: a new eight-level car park is being delivered as part of the Logan Hospital Expansion. Existing car parks, pickup and drop-off areas are expected to remain open, but follow current signs and traffic controllers.

Public transport, street parking and taxi options

Transport option	Official detail	Practical tip
Train	Loganlea Station is about 500 metres from Logan Hospital.	Allow time to walk from the station, especially in heat, rain or with mobility needs.
Bus	The closest bus station is about 50 metres away on Armstrong Road. Routes include 560 Loganholme and 562 Beenleigh.	Use Translink journey planner or call 13 12 30 before travelling.
TTY for public transport	TTY users can call 13 36 77 and ask for 13 12 30.	Useful for hearing or speech support when planning public transport.
Taxi	Black and White Cabs: 13 32 22. 13cabs: 13 22 27.	Tell the driver whether you need main entrance, Emergency, maternity entrance or P1 pickup.
Street parking	Street parking is available around the hospital.	Check signs carefully and allow extra time during construction or peak clinic times.

Logan Hospital visiting hours by ward

Visiting hours differ by ward. If you need to visit outside the listed times, call 07 3299 8899 or discuss it with the nursing team.

Ward / unit	Visiting hours	Important note
Children’s Inpatient Unit	10 am to 12 noon and 3 pm to 8 pm daily	Parents are welcome 24 hours.
2F Maternity Inpatient Unit	8 am to 8 pm daily	Partners are welcome 24 hours.
3C Palliative Care	Visit anytime, day or night	After 9 pm, go through Emergency, check in at the help desk and tell staff who you are visiting.
5C Intensive Care	11 am to 12 noon and 3 pm to 8 pm daily	Check current rules before attending.
5B Coronary Care	11 am to 12 noon and 3 pm to 8 pm daily	Check current rules before attending.
6C Medical Assessment and Planning Unit	12 noon to 8 pm daily	Confirm if special restrictions apply.
Orthopaedics 2I	8 am to 8 pm daily	Confirm current ward location if the patient has moved.
5A Medical	12 noon to 8 pm daily	Ask nursing staff about out-of-hours visits.
6A Medical	12 noon to 8 pm daily	Ask nursing staff about out-of-hours visits.
7C Medical	12 noon to 8 pm daily	Ask nursing staff about out-of-hours visits.
Mental Health Wards 2B/C	2 pm to 8 pm daily	Check current arrangements before attending.
Mental Health Ward 2A	Mon-Fri 3 pm to 8 pm; weekends and school holidays 10 am to 8 pm	Check current arrangements before attending.
Rehabilitation	10 am to 8 pm daily	Discuss out-of-hours visiting with nursing team.
2H Surgical	8 am to 8 pm daily	For visits outside these hours, discuss entry with nursing team.

Visitor micro-step: call the ward first if you are travelling a long distance, visiting after hours, visiting ICU/mental health/palliative care, or need carer access outside standard times.

Services available at Logan Hospital

Metro South Health describes Logan Hospital as a major hospital serving a fast-growing region, with medical, rehabilitation, maternity, surgical and paediatric care. The table below turns official service details into patient questions.

Service area	What patients should know	What to confirm
Emergency care	Hospital is open 24 hours. Use 000 in an emergency.	Which entrance to use and whether ambulance/000 is safer than driving.
Medical care	Includes inpatient, outpatient and ward-based care.	Ward name, visiting hours and discharge plan.
Surgical care	Includes surgical wards, surgical admissions, endoscopy and pre-admission pathways.	Pre-admission appointment, fasting/medicine instructions and arrival desk.
Maternity care	Includes maternity inpatient unit, birthing suites and maternity assessment areas.	Use 24-hour maternity drop-off zone outside Logan Maternity entrance on Armstrong Road.
Children’s care	Children’s Inpatient Unit is listed in Building 3, Level 3.	Parents are welcome 24 hours; confirm visitor rules for others.
Rehabilitation	Rehabilitation Unit is listed in Building 3, Level 3.	Ask nursing team if you need out-of-hours visits.
Mental health	Multiple mental health wards are listed on campus map. Mental health visiting hours vary.	Use 1300 MH CALL or 000 for immediate danger.
Allied health	Allied Health Outpatients are listed in Building 1, Level 1.	Ask if you need referral, reports, mobility aids or prior test results.
Medical imaging	Medical Imaging appears in both Building 1 and Building 3 on the campus map.	Check which imaging location applies to your booking.
Renal dialysis	Renal Dialysis is listed in Building 2, Level 1.	Confirm transport, timing and parking concession options if attending often.

Pre-admission clinic and surgery preparation

If you are having surgery under anaesthetic, Metro South Health says you may need a pre-admission clinic appointment up to 6 weeks before surgery. The appointment may be in person, by telehealth or over the phone, depending on your medical history and surgery type.

What may happen

Staff check your health and medical history.
They talk with you about what to expect before, during and after surgery.
The appointment may take up to 5 hours, even by phone or telehealth.
Interpreter support can be booked if needed.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander liaison support may be available.

Before your pre-admission appointment

Tell the hospital if your address or contact details changed.
You can usually eat and drink normally unless told otherwise.
You can keep taking regular medicines, including insulin, unless a health professional gives different advice.
If travelling more than 50 km, ask about the Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme.
Have medication list, allergies, test results and support person details ready.

Medicare, private insurance, medicines and travel support

Situation	What Metro South Health says	Practical action
Public patient with Medicare	If you are a public patient in a public hospital and have a Medicare card, your costs are paid for by Medicare, including emergency departments and health centres.	Bring Medicare card or access to the Medicare app.
Outpatient with Medicare	Outpatient appointment is free if you are a public patient and have a Medicare card.	Bring Medicare details to each appointment.
Private patient in public hospital	Private patients can choose private treatment. Eligible services are bulk billed to Medicare, private insurance covers hospital fees and charges, and Metro South covers required excess or co-payments.	Talk to your health fund before choosing private treatment.
Private visiting specialist	You may need to pay costs not covered by insurance before going to hospital.	Ask for written fee details before admission.
Medicines in hospital	If you have a Medicare card, you will not pay for medicines you have while in hospital.	Bring current medicine list and allergy details.
Medicines after discharge	You may need to pay for medicines you take when leaving hospital; PBS and concession arrangements may reduce cost.	Bring concession/Health Care Card if you have one.
Long stay	If you can get Medicare, you can stay up to 35 days without paying; after that fees may apply depending on care type.	Ask social work or ward staff early if a long stay is possible.
Overseas visitor	Some treatment may be free if your country has a reciprocal health care agreement with Australia.	Bring valid visa and proof of current residence in your home country.
Seeking asylum without Medicare	People seeking asylum without a Medicare card can still access health care in public hospitals.	Ask staff for the correct support pathway.
Rural/remote travel	PTSS may help with travel and accommodation for specialist medical services not available locally.	Ask before travel if you live more than 50 km away for specialist care.

Cost safety: do not assume fees from old search results. Ask Logan Hospital, Metro South Health, your insurer or Services Australia if Medicare, private billing, overseas status, medicines or travel support may affect your cost.

Interpreter, cultural support and Aboriginal liaison help

Interpreter support

Free interpreters can help if you are deaf, hard of hearing or prefer a language other than English.
You can ask for an interpreter for any appointment.
Interpreters can help when talking to doctors and staff.
They can help in person, on the phone or by video call.
Interpreters are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Metro South Health does not recommend using family or friends to translate medical information.
Ask staff for a communication kit if you are deaf or hard of hearing.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander liaison

Logan Hospital Liaison Officer: 07 3299 8296.
Liaison officers can talk with patients and families about hospital procedures.
They can visit patients in hospital and at home after discharge.
They can connect patients with other health and community services.
PTSS may help with travel and accommodation if you travel more than 50 km for specialist services.

Shops, cafes and food at Logan Hospital

Metro South Health lists a coffee shop, cafe and craft shop at the main entrance of Building 1.

Shop / cafe	What it offers	Opening hours	Phone
Coffee Cart	Coffees and other hot and cold drinks.	Weekdays 6:30 am to 5:00 pm; weekends 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.	07 3299 9472
Fresh+ Cafe	Coffee, hot food and cold fresh food.	Every day 6:30 am to 3:00 pm.	07 2104 1297
Craft shop	Baby and children’s clothing and books.	Weekdays 9:00 am to 3:00 pm; weekends closed.	07 3299 8457

Logan Hospital expansion: what visitors should expect

Logan Hospital is undergoing a large expansion. Metro South Health says visitors may notice construction noise, changes to hospital entry and exit points, and changes to traffic flow or parking. Follow safety signs and traffic controller instructions.

Expansion item	Official detail	Visitor impact
Overall investment	Over $1 billion expansion.	Campus access can change; allow extra time.
Stage 2	$874.7 million expansion with 112 additional beds, new operating theatres, endoscopy rooms, chemotherapy/day therapy spaces, catheterisation labs, central sterilisation service department and expanded pharmacy.	Building started late 2024 and is expected to be completed late 2027.
New car park	New eight-level multi-level car park will add capacity and adopt the same parking fees currently in place.	Existing car parks and drop-off areas should remain open during construction, but signs may change.
Completed Stage 1	Stage 1 was completed late 2025 and included new beds, expanded emergency building connection, new inpatient units, transit care hub, medical imaging unit and renovations.	Some new services and buildings may not match old maps or older web comments.

Access tip: check current signage on arrival. Do not assume the same entrance, parking route or pedestrian path from a previous visit.

Feedback, complaints and consumer liaison

You can give feedback during care, through a consumer liaison officer, with a Have Your Say card, or through the online form. Metro South Health says feedback is not linked to or recorded in your health record, and you do not have to provide your name unless you want a response.

Logan Hospital and Beaudesert Hospital Consumer Liaison Service

Phone: 07 3299 8587

Email: CLS_LB@health.qld.gov.au

Post: Consumer Liaison Service, PO Box 6031, Yatala QLD 4207

Feedback micro-steps

For a small issue during care, talk to staff first if you feel comfortable.
For a formal complaint, compliment or suggestion, use the online form or Consumer Liaison Service.
Keep dates, ward/clinic names, staff names if known, and what outcome you want.
Leave your contact details only if you want a response.
Use the online form if you need translation support in the form or want to upload voice/video evidence.

What to bring to Logan Hospital

Documents and cards

Appointment letter, SMS or booking confirmation
Medicare card or Medicare app
Photo ID
GP or specialist referral if required
Private health insurance details if relevant
Concession, Health Care, Age Pension, DVA, TAC or WorkCover details if relevant
Overseas visitor documents, reciprocal healthcare documents or visa details if relevant
Parking concession form and parking ticket if applying

Health and personal items

Current medicines and medication list
Allergy information
Recent test results, scans or reports if requested
Glasses, hearing aids, dentures or mobility aids
Phone charger for long appointments
Water/snacks if appropriate, unless fasting or told otherwise
Support person’s contact details

Questions to ask before visiting Logan Hospital

Appointment questions

“Which building, level and reception desk should I use?”
“Is my appointment face-to-face, phone or telehealth?”
“Do I need an updated referral?”
“Should I bring test results, scans or medicine lists?”
“Can I get an interpreter for this appointment?”

Parking, fees and support questions

“Which entrance is best for this clinic, ward or maternity area?”
“Can I apply for concessional parking?”
“Will Medicare cover this appointment?”
“Could there be medicine, private, overseas or procedure costs?”
“Are there temporary access changes because of expansion works?”

Official Logan Hospital action links

User task	Official link	Use it for
Main hospital page	Logan Hospital official page	Address, phone, visiting hours, services, shops and expansion note.
Campus map PDF	Logan Hospital campus map PDF	Building numbers, levels, parking, Emergency entry, lifts and departments.
Parking and transport	Parking and public transport	P1 car park, fees, concessions, buses, train, taxi and Transit Care Hub.
Parking concession form	Concessional parking application form	Apply for discounted parking if eligible.
Outpatient appointments	Specialist outpatient appointments	Referral and outpatient appointment process.
Pre-admission clinic	Pre-admission clinic information	Surgery preparation and appointment expectations.
Health costs	Health costs, private insurance and support	Medicare, private insurance, medicine costs, PTSS and overseas patient information.
Interpreter help	Interpreter services	Free interpreter support, phone/video/in-person interpreting and communication kits.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support	Hospital liaison officer support and PTSS guidance.
Expansion updates	Logan Hospital expansion	Construction, new wards, car park and access changes.
Feedback	Give feedback	Complaints, compliments, suggestions and Consumer Liaison contacts.
Official video	Welcome to Logan Hospital video	Official video overview from Metro South Health.

Logan Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Logan Hospital?

Logan Hospital is located at the corner of Loganlea Road and Armstrong Road, Meadowbrook QLD 4131, Australia.

What is the main phone number for Logan Hospital?

The main Logan Hospital phone number is 07 3299 8899. The listed phone hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Is Logan Hospital open 24 hours?

Yes. Logan Hospital is listed as open 24 hours a day. For a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

How do I change a Logan Hospital outpatient appointment?

Use the phone number printed on the front of your appointment letter. Some service listings use clinic contacts such as 07 3299 8981 or appointmentsLGH@health.qld.gov.au, but the appointment letter is the safest first source.

Where is the Logan Hospital car park?

The main multi-level public car park is P1 near the main hospital building on Armstrong Road. A level 3 linkway connects the car park to the hospital buildings.

How much does parking cost at Logan Hospital?

Parking is free for 0 to 15 minutes. Listed fees are $3 for 15 to 60 minutes, $5 for 1 to 2 hours, $7 for 2 to 3 hours, $9 for 3 to 4 hours, $11 for 4 to 6 hours and $13 for 6 to 24 hours. Motorbike flat rate is $5.

Does Logan Hospital have maternity services?

Yes. Logan Hospital provides maternity care. Expectant parents can use the 24-hour drop-off zone outside the Logan Maternity entrance on Armstrong Road.

Does Medicare cover Logan Hospital care?

If you are a public patient in a public hospital and have a Medicare card, Metro South Health says your costs are paid by Medicare, including emergency department and health centre care.

Can I get interpreter support at Logan Hospital?

Yes. Metro South Health provides free interpreters for patients who are deaf, hard of hearing or prefer a language other than English. Interpreters can help in person, by phone or by video call.

Who do I contact for Logan Hospital complaints or feedback?

For Logan Hospital and Beaudesert Hospital Consumer Liaison Service, call 07 3299 8587 or email CLS_LB@health.qld.gov.au. You can also use the official Metro South Health feedback form.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official Metro South Health pages and official Logan Hospital PDF resources for contact details, visiting hours, parking, public transport, campus map, outpatient appointments, pre-admission clinic, health costs, interpreter services, cultural liaison, expansion updates and feedback contacts. Hospital access, fees, ward rules, construction routes, clinic phone numbers and visiting hours can change, so confirm personal or urgent details directly with Logan Hospital before travelling.

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