Lyell McEwin Hospital Elizabeth Vale: Address & Appointment Info

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Lyell McEwin Hospital Elizabeth Vale address, appointments and contact guide

Lyell McEwin Hospital, often shortened to LMH, is a major public acute hospital in Elizabeth Vale, north of Adelaide. This guide brings the key patient details together: address, main phone, Emergency Department, outpatient appointment contacts, referral pathway, parking and transport, records, feedback and official SA Health links.

For a medical emergency, call 000.
For urgent mental health help in South Australia, contact the Mental Health Triage Service on 13 14 65.

Verified address, map and core details

Hospital name
Lyell McEwin Hospital
Common short name
LMH
Address
Haydown Road, Elizabeth Vale SA 5112
Health network
Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, SA Health
Main phone
(08) 8182 9000
Outpatient enquiries
LMH outpatient appointment and referral enquiries: (08) 8282 0255
GP referral hub
Email Health.NALHNReferralHub@sa.gov.au or fax 1300 927 043.

Choose the right contact route

Emergency now

Call 000. Lyell McEwin Hospital has a 24-hour Emergency Department, but emergency transport and triage should start through Triple Zero when the situation is serious.

Main hospital enquiry

Call the hospital switchboard on (08) 8182 9000 and ask for the ward, clinic, department or patient area you need.

Specialist outpatient appointment

For general LMH outpatient appointment and referral enquiries, SA Health lists (08) 8282 0255.

GP or specialist referral

GP referrals go to the NALHN Referral Hub by email or fax. Patients should usually start with their GP or specialist unless their clinic letter says otherwise.

Appointments and referrals: step-by-step

Lyell McEwin Hospital does not work like a private clinic with one public “book now” button for every service. Appointment access depends on the department, referral status, urgency and the instructions on your clinic letter.

Confirm you are using the official LMH page. Open the official SA Health Lyell McEwin Hospital page and check the address, switchboard, Emergency Department note and current hospital links.
If you already have an appointment letter, follow that first. Use the clinic name, arrival location, date, time, preparation instructions and direct phone number printed on your letter or SMS. Hospital clinic details can change, so the newest letter is usually the safest guide.
If you need a specialist outpatient appointment, start with your GP or specialist. Ask your referrer whether your condition meets SA Health referral criteria and whether the referral should go through the Northern Adelaide LHN Specialist and Outpatient Clinics pathway.
Use the NALHN Referral Hub for GP referrals. SA Health lists GP referrals to Health.NALHNReferralHub@sa.gov.au or fax 1300 927 043. Patients can ask their GP whether the referral has been sent and what information was included.
Call outpatient enquiries if the referral or appointment status is unclear. For general LMH outpatient appointment and referral enquiries, call (08) 8282 0255. Have your Medicare card, referral details and any hospital letter ready before calling.
Plan the visit before the appointment day. Check SA Health wayfinding information for LMH and the official car parking and transport page before travelling.
For nearby SA public-hospital context, see our Modbury Hospital address and appointment guide. For larger public hospital workflows in other states, compare the Westmead Hospital Sydney guide, Blacktown Hospital guide and Mackay Base Hospital guide.

Emergency, mental health and urgent help

Medical emergency

SA Health lists Lyell McEwin Hospital with a 24-hour Emergency Department. For chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, major injury, heavy bleeding, collapse, severe allergic reaction or immediate danger, call 000.

  • Bring your Medicare card, medicines, allergy list and recent discharge or clinic letters if safe.
  • Tell triage staff if pain, breathing, bleeding, confusion or weakness gets worse while waiting.
  • Do not use the outpatient number for a life-threatening emergency.

Mental health emergency

NALHN advises that, in a mental health emergency, people can contact the Mental Health Triage Service on 13 14 65 for urgent assistance. Call 000 if there is immediate danger.

Parking, transport and finding your way

Parking before you arrive

Use the official SA Health LMH car parking and transport page before travel. Fees, access points and availability can change, so check the current page rather than relying on old directions.

Public transport

SA Health notes that Lyell McEwin Hospital is a short walk from bus stops along Haydown Road and John Rice Avenue. Check Adelaide Metro for the current route and timetable.

Hospital maps

The SA Health wayfinding page provides maps and advice to help patients and visitors navigate the hospital campus. Use it with your clinic letter or ward location.

Arrive early

For outpatient clinics, allow time for parking, walking from the car park or bus stop, check-in and finding the correct clinic area.

Accessibility

If mobility is difficult, call ahead or ask the hospital switchboard where you should be dropped off for your clinic or ward.

Visitors

Use the official SA Health visiting information for current visiting hours and restrictions. Ward rules may change for infection control, patient condition or clinical reasons.

Services and patient support

SA Health describes Lyell McEwin Hospital as a major tertiary hospital north of Adelaide providing medical, surgical, diagnostic, emergency and support services. It is also a teaching institution and part of the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network.

Emergency Department Specialist outpatients Complex surgery Day surgery Medical services Diagnostic services Support services Aboriginal health support Mental health pathways

Helpful official links

Lyell McEwin Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Lyell McEwin Hospital?

Lyell McEwin Hospital is at Haydown Road, Elizabeth Vale SA 5112.

What is the main phone number?

The main switchboard number listed by SA Health is (08) 8182 9000.

Does Lyell McEwin Hospital have a 24-hour Emergency Department?

Yes. SA Health lists Lyell McEwin Hospital with a 24-hour Emergency Department. Call 000 for a medical emergency.

How do I contact Lyell McEwin Hospital outpatient appointments?

For general LMH outpatient appointment and referral enquiries, SA Health lists (08) 8282 0255.

Where should GP referrals be sent?

SA Health lists GP referrals to the NALHN Referral Hub by email at Health.NALHNReferralHub@sa.gov.au or fax 1300 927 043.

Can I book every LMH clinic directly myself?

No. Many specialist outpatient services need a GP or specialist referral. If you already have a hospital appointment letter, follow the direct clinic instructions on that letter.

How do I get medical records related to LMH care?

For GP medical-record requests for care provided at LMH, SA Health lists Health.LMHMedicalRecordDepartment@sa.gov.au or phone (08) 8182 9020.

How do I make a complaint or give feedback?

NALHN lists feedback by email at NALHNCAS@sa.gov.au, phone 1300 013 988, or through the online feedback form on SA Health.

Is Lyell McEwin Hospital near public transport?

SA Health says the hospital is a short walk from bus stops along Haydown Road and John Rice Avenue. Check Adelaide Metro for current routes and times.

What should I bring to an outpatient appointment?

Bring your appointment letter or SMS, Medicare card, referral details, current medicines, allergy list, relevant scans or results, and any clinic-specific preparation instructions.

Source and safety note

This independent guide summarises practical details from official SA Health and Northern Adelaide Local Health Network pages for Lyell McEwin Hospital, NALHN contact pathways, specialist outpatient clinics, parking, wayfinding and accounts information. It is not the hospital booking system and not medical advice. Always follow your own appointment letter, treating team instructions and current SA Health pages.

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