Peninsula Private Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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Peninsula Private Hospital appointments, Emergency, admissions, parking and patient contact guide

Peninsula Private Hospital is a Ramsay Health Care private hospital at 525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin VIC 3910, near Cranbourne Road and the Peninsula Link freeway. This guide is built for patients, families and visitors who need practical answers before they call, book, travel, park, attend Emergency, complete admission paperwork or prepare for maternity, surgery, cardiac care, imaging or discharge.

Private hospitals work differently from public outpatient clinics. In most cases, your specialist or doctor books your admission/procedure, then the hospital manages admission paperwork, pre-admission review and hospital costs. Use this page to understand the route before you use the official action links.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. If you choose Peninsula Private Emergency Department, be aware that private Emergency and admission fees may apply.
Choose pathway Emergency, specialist appointment, maternity, imaging or admission
Call right team Main hospital, maternity, pre-admission, radiology or pharmacy
Check costs Health fund, excess, self-funded, ED fee or separate accounts
Arrive prepared Map, parking, bus route, fasting time and paperwork
Ask support Interpreter, discharge plan, feedback, records or pharmacy help

Fast answer: address, phone, Emergency and appointment contacts

Main hospital

Peninsula Private Hospital

525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin VIC 3910

General enquiries: (03) 9788 0000

Fax: (03) 9788 0050

Postal address: PO Box 526, Frankston 3199

Emergency Department

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

No appointment or referral required.

Located through the main front entrance and clearly signed.

ED doctor consultation fee applies.

Private appointments

Use the hospital’s specialist directory or your GP referral.

Your doctor usually arranges the hospital booking.

Complete admission paperwork early once your procedure is booked.

Need Contact / action Use this when
Life-threatening emergency Call 000 Chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, major bleeding, poisoning, severe allergic reaction or major injury.
Peninsula Private main hospital (03) 9788 0000 General enquiries, reception, wards, admission direction, service contact, feedback direction or switchboard transfer.
Emergency Department Present through the main front entrance, 525 McClelland Drive Private Emergency care, 24/7. No referral required. Call 000 first for ambulance-level emergencies.
Pre-admission clinic / surgical admission query 9788 3699 Questions after your elective admission package is issued, especially if pre-admission nurse review is needed.
Maternity bookings, tours and classes (03) 9788 3468 Maternity booking questions, maternity tours, childbirth classes, labour advice or pregnancy concerns.
Ramsay Health Hub technical support 1800 716 688 Technical support for online admission. Email: ramsayhealthhub@ramsayhealth.com.au
I-MED Radiology at Peninsula Private 03 8769 5000 Imaging appointments, walk-in X-ray / diagnostic CT queries and radiology preparation questions. Fax: 03 8769 5013.
Ramsay Pharmacy 03 9788 3747 / 03 9788 3610 Discharge medicines, pharmacy services, medication packaging, asthma checks, blood pressure testing or recovery aids.
Breastfeeding Clinic 9788 3465 Outpatient breastfeeding advice by appointment through experienced midwives.
Occupational Therapy 9788 3466 Functional assessment and discharge planning support when indicated.
Medical records / Privacy Officer 9788 3676 Accessing a medical record. Email: HIS.PPH@ramsayhealth.com.au
Formal complaint contact Blackburne@ramsayhealth.com.au Use after first speaking with ward Nurse Unit Manager, Director of Clinical Services or After Hours Manager.

Peninsula Private Hospital map, location and private care video

The hospital is on McClelland Drive, Langwarrin, near the corner of Cranbourne Road and just off the Peninsula Link freeway. The official hospital map places Peninsula Private Hospital near Frankston, connected by Peninsula Link, Eastlink and the South Eastern / Monash Freeway corridor.

Official Ramsay video: how private hospital access works

This Ramsay Health Care video is useful for users trying to understand how private hospital treatment is accessed. For Peninsula Private Hospital specifically, always confirm booking, costs and admission steps with your specialist, health fund and the hospital.

Appointment and admission pathway: what happens first?

Peninsula Private is a private hospital, so “appointment” may mean one of three different things: a specialist consultation, an imaging appointment, or a hospital admission/procedure booking.
User intent Correct pathway Micro step-by-step action
See a specialist Use your GP referral and the hospital’s specialist directory. 1. Ask your GP for referral. 2. Search specialist by service. 3. Call the specialist rooms. 4. Ask whether they consult at Peninsula Private and whether they operate/admit there.
Book surgery/procedure Your doctor/surgeon usually books the hospital admission after deciding treatment. 1. Confirm procedure date with doctor. 2. Complete online or paper admission paperwork. 3. Check health fund and costs. 4. Follow fasting and arrival instructions.
Complete admission paperwork Use online admission where possible, or return the paper admission booklet. Complete paperwork at least one week before admission where possible. The patient booklet says paperwork must be received at least 3 days before admission.
Ask about pre-admission nurse review Pre-admission nurse may call for complex surgery or major procedures. Use the call to discuss medical history, previous surgery, concerns, what to bring and discharge planning.
Book radiology I-MED Radiology Peninsula Private Hospital. Call 03 8769 5000 or use I-MED booking. Walk-in services are available for X-ray and diagnostic CT scans.
Urgent private Emergency care Present to the ED through the main front entrance. No referral required. Call 000 for medical emergencies and request ambulance transport if needed. ED doctor consultation fee applies.
Maternity booking / tour Call Maternity Clerical Coordinator. Call (03) 9788 3468 for tours, classes, maternity bookings and pregnancy concerns. Tours run weekly on Sundays at 11am by advance booking.

Emergency Department: location, hours, fee and what to expect

Peninsula Private Emergency Department is private. From the hospital’s fee page, attending the ED incurs a $400 doctor consultation fee, not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. Other fees may also apply.
Emergency question Official detail Action for patients
Where is the ED? 525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin, near Cranbourne Road and just off Peninsula Link. The ED is just through the main front entrance and clearly signed. Use the main front entrance unless ambulance staff direct otherwise.
When is it open? 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No appointment or referral is required.
Who can attend? Anyone can attend, but patients must pay the doctor consultation fee and other listed private costs. Ask about expected costs before treatment if it is safe to do so.
How do I arrive by ambulance? The hospital says patients can request paramedics bring them to Peninsula Private Hospital Emergency Department. In a medical emergency, call 000 first and follow ambulance advice.
ED doctor consultation fee $400 from 1 October 2022, payable on presentation. Medicare and private health insurance do not cover this ED doctor consultation fee.
Other possible ED costs Radiology, discharge medications, other medical specialists, allied health providers, appliances such as crutches/braces, and full admission costs if admitted. Ask what is included and what may be billed separately.
Pathology in ED Most pathology tests undertaken in the ED are bulk billed and may not incur out-of-pocket costs. Confirm if your Medicare or insurance status is unusual.
Admission after ED If admission is needed at Peninsula Private or an affiliated private hospital, private health insurance or self-payment is required. Call your health fund or ask hospital staff about admission costs and coverage.

Emergency micro guide

  1. Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms.
  2. Tell ambulance staff if you prefer Peninsula Private Emergency Department, but follow clinical advice.
  3. Bring Medicare card, private health insurance card, medication list and allergy details if safe.
  4. Ask about the $400 ED doctor consultation fee and possible extra costs.
  5. If admission is recommended, ask whether your health fund covers the hospital stay, doctor fees and procedure costs.
  6. Before discharge, ask about medicine changes, radiology/pathology follow-up and which doctor to see next.

Hospital services, departments and on-site support

The patient information booklet describes Peninsula Private as a Langwarrin private hospital with acute medical, oncology, cardiac, surgical, intensive care and maternity services, plus a private Emergency Department on the Mornington Peninsula. The hospital also lists advanced diagnostic, surgical, oncology and cardiac services, including 24/7 cardiovascular care in one onsite location.

Service / area Useful official detail Before you attend
Emergency Department 24-hour private ED, 365 days a year, no referral required. Understand ED consultation fee and possible admission costs.
Cardiology and interventional cardiac services Diagnostic, emergency and elective heart/cardiovascular care, including open heart surgery, is provided onsite 24/7. Confirm cardiologist, admission type, procedure, angiography or cardiac unit location.
Angiography Suite Diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures, primary angioplasty 24/7 for acute heart attack, state-of-the-art catheterization lab and 24-hour cardiologist/interventional access. Enquiries: 9788 3645.
Cardiac Services Unit Dedicated 36 beds, wireless monitoring, cardiac nurses, 24-hour access to cardiologist/physician and Rapid Assessment Facility for direct admissions 24/7. Enquiries: 9788 3491.
Intensive Care Unit 11-bed ICU, staffed 24/7 by intensive care consultants and critical care trained nurses. It is described as the only private hospital ICU on the Mornington Peninsula. Visitor/communication rules may differ from general wards.
Medical, surgical and oncology Advanced medical, oncology, surgical and diagnostic technology with medical/surgical/oncology care. Ask your specialist about separate doctor, anaesthetist, pathology, radiology and pharmacy accounts.
Day Surgery A wide variety of procedures are undertaken through the Day Surgery Unit, with many stays limited to overnight or hours. Follow fasting time and discharge escort instructions exactly.
Maternity Unit Single rooms, nursery and mothers’ lounge are listed in the patient information booklet. Call (03) 9788 3468 for maternity bookings, tours, classes and pregnancy concerns.
Spinal Surgery Peninsula Private says it is the only private hospital on the Mornington Peninsula offering a one-stop spine surgery service. Book through individual specialist rooms after GP/specialist referral.
Radiology / I-MED Services include X-ray, CT, CT angiography, CT colonography, ultrasound, MRI, nuclear medicine, mammography, echocardiography, fluoroscopy and interventional procedures. Call 03 8769 5000. Mon-Fri opening listed as 8:30am-5:00pm on I-MED page.
Pharmacy Ramsay Pharmacy is in the foyer and lists pharmacist advice, medication packaging, medication reviews, blood pressure testing, recovery aids, asthma checks and COVID-19 vaccination service. Open 7:00am-11:00pm daily according to Ramsay Pharmacy listing.
Allied health and discharge support Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, social worker and Ramsay Health Plus support are listed. Ask early if you need home support, equipment, rehabilitation or discharge planning.

Pre-admission, online forms, fasting and day-of-admission steps

Before admission

  • Your doctor notifies the hospital of your procedure/operation date.
  • Your doctor explains the procedure and completes consent with you.
  • Complete admission paperwork online where possible at least one week before admission.
  • Paper admission booklet can be delivered to reception or posted, allowing time for postage.
  • Patient booklet says paperwork must be received at least 3 days before admission.
  • If your paperwork is received, you may receive informed financial consent by email.

Pre-admission nurse review

  • You may be contacted by phone before admission.
  • Medical history, admission details and discharge planning may be discussed.
  • Major surgical procedures may require pre-admission clinic attendance.
  • Use this conversation to ask about what to bring, medicines, fasting, transport home and recovery support.
  • Call 9788 3699 for pre-admission clinic queries.
Admission stage What to do Why it matters
Paperwork Complete online admission or return paper forms early. The hospital needs details to confirm eligibility, health fund coverage, costs and clinical information.
Cost check Check your insurer, excess, co-payment, exclusions, waiting periods and gap scheme before admission. Private hospital costs can involve hospital, doctor, anaesthetist, radiology, pathology, pharmacy and allied health accounts.
Fasting Follow the nil-by-mouth time given by your doctor or the hospital. Fasting rules are determined by anaesthetist/surgeon and are important for anaesthetic safety.
If unwell before procedure Contact your treating doctor or GP before admission if you have cold/flu symptoms, vomiting or diarrhoea. Do not wait until arrival to ask whether you are fit for surgery.
Arrival Check in at front reception in the main foyer at the allocated time. Reception completes paperwork and takes out-of-pocket payments owed for admission.
Discharge plan Arrange a responsible adult for transport home and home support. Discharge planning is discussed before/around admission, especially for complex surgery.

What to bring for admission

  • Admission paperwork or confirmation.
  • Medicare card, private health insurance card, DVA / WorkCover / third-party details if relevant.
  • Photo ID and emergency contact details.
  • All current medicines and a medication list, including dose and timing.
  • Allergy information and adverse reaction history.
  • Relevant scans, x-rays, pathology reports or specialist letters if requested.
  • Glasses, hearing aids, dentures, mobility aids and non-slip footwear.
  • Small personal items only; avoid valuables, jewellery and large amounts of money.

Fees, private health insurance, ED cost and payment questions

Private hospital costs can be confusing. The safest approach is to check three places before admission: your specialist rooms, Peninsula Private Hospital, and your private health fund.
Patient situation Official detail / likely action What to ask
Privately insured patient Confirm coverage with your health insurer before admission. Ask about exclusions, waiting periods, excess, co-payment, gap cover, prosthetic/device cover, hospital agreement and doctor fee benefits.
Health fund member under 12 months The hospital payment page warns your insurer may not accept liability if the condition/symptoms existed before joining or upgrading cover. Ask your insurer about pre-existing condition rules before admission.
DVA patient DVA Gold Card holders are covered for all treatment; DVA White Card holders are covered subject to DVA approval. Confirm DVA approval and bring card/details.
WorkCover / third-party patient Estimated hospital costs must be paid before/on admission unless the hospital has payment approval from the insurer. Bring written insurer approval if available.
Self-funded patient Estimated hospital costs must be paid before or on admission. Ask for written estimate and what is excluded.
Overseas insurance patient Estimated hospital costs are paid before or on admission if covered by overseas insurance. Ask whether your insurer can provide guarantee/payment approval.
Emergency Department patient $400 doctor consultation fee from 1 October 2022, not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. Ask about radiology, medication, specialist, allied health, appliances and admission costs.

Costs that may not be covered by insurance

  • Ambulance transfers.
  • Emergency centre attendance before admission.
  • Doctor, surgeon, anaesthetist, assistant surgeon and other medical practitioner accounts.
  • Radiology such as X-rays, CT, MRI and other imaging.
  • Pathology such as blood tests.
  • Discharge medicines, non-admission medicines and non-PBS medicines.
  • Physiotherapy, occupational therapy or other allied health services.
  • Aids, equipment, crutches, braces or appliances.
  • Boarder accommodation, visitors’ meals, personal items, parking and some incidental services.
  • Obstetric packages or maternity-related costs depending on cover.

Payment options listed by the hospital

Hospital payment methods

  • In person: cash, EFTPOS, bank cheque, Visa or Mastercard.
  • Telephone payment: Visa and Mastercard.
  • BPAY internet or phone banking.
  • Online payment may be available if admission was completed online.
  • Check with the hospital first if using American Express or Diners.

Cost-check questions

  • “What is my hospital excess or co-payment?”
  • “Is my procedure covered by my policy?”
  • “Will my doctor use no-gap or known-gap billing?”
  • “Will I receive separate anaesthetist, pathology or radiology bills?”
  • “What is the estimate if my stay is longer than planned?”
  • “What do I pay on admission day?”

Parking, public transport and local arrival tips

Travel item Official detail Practical tip
Hospital location 525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin VIC 3910, near Cranbourne Road and Peninsula Link. Use “Peninsula Private Hospital Langwarrin” in maps to avoid confusion with other Peninsula facilities.
Emergency access Emergency Department is through the main front entrance and clearly signed. If arriving for ED, follow Emergency signage after entering the hospital site.
Parking Visitor parking uses number plate recognition. No ticket is required. Know your registration and pay at the exit gate by credit or debit card.
Older patient booklet note The older patient booklet describes ticket/pay-station parking managed by Wilson Parking, while the current parking page states number plate recognition and exit-gate card payment. Follow the current parking signage on site and the current hospital parking page first.
Radiology parking I-MED also lists onsite visitor parking with number plate recognition and no ticket required. Pay by credit/debit card at the exit gates as you leave.
Bus Bus routes 790 and 791 run from both Frankston and Cranbourne train stations directly to the hospital. Check current timetable before travelling. The hospital lists Cranbourne Transit contact 5996 7333.
Train connection Use Frankston or Cranbourne train station, then bus route 790 or 791 to the hospital. Allow extra time if your appointment is early, after hours or on weekends.
Long stay patient/visitor Older patient information mentions weekly parking tickets via automated pay stations. Ask reception or on-site parking signage about current long-stay options before paying daily.
Local inside tip: McClelland Drive can feel like Frankston in some directories, but the official hospital address is Langwarrin VIC 3910. Use the full address, not only “Frankston Private”, when booking taxis, rideshare or navigation.

Maternity bookings, tours, labour contact and what to do when worried

Peninsula Private Hospital’s maternity pages direct patients to call the Maternity Unit for booking questions, tours, classes and pregnancy concerns. The patient booklet says the Maternity Unit offers single rooms, a nursery and mothers’ lounge.

Maternity need Official contact / detail Action
Maternity enquiries (03) 9788 3468, Monday-Friday 8:00am-8:00pm AEST. Use for questions about having your baby at Peninsula Private.
Maternity bookings, tours or classes Maternity Clerical Coordinator: (03) 9788 3468. Call for tours, classes or maternity bookings.
Book a maternity tour Tours run weekly on Sundays at 11:00am by advance booking. Call (03) 9788 3468 or contact the maternity team before attending.
Pregnancy worry at any stage Call Maternity Unit (03) 9788 3468. Use this if you are worried about yourself or your baby.
Think you are in labour Call the Maternity Unit on (03) 9788 3468 before coming to hospital. The hospital says always ring and let them know when you are coming in.
Strong labour signs Waters breaking, regular contractions or blood loss. Contact the hospital immediately; a midwife will ask about contractions and advise whether to come in.
Elective caesarean Present to Maternity Reception for admission. Follow admission and fasting instructions from your obstetrician/hospital.

Maternity micro guide

  1. Choose your obstetrician/maternity pathway and confirm they admit to Peninsula Private.
  2. Call (03) 9788 3468 for booking questions, tours and classes.
  3. Complete online admission and check private health insurance maternity cover early.
  4. Keep the Maternity Unit number saved in your phone.
  5. Call the unit before coming in if you think labour has started.
  6. For urgent life-threatening symptoms, call 000.

During your stay: visitors, interpreters, Wi-Fi, valuables and safety

Need Official detail Practical action
Visiting hours The hospital facilitates flexible visiting hours while also recognising patient rest needs. ICU, Midwifery and Oncology may manage visiting differently based on patient condition. Call the ward before a long trip, especially for ICU, maternity, oncology or infection-risk situations.
Unwell visitors Visitors should not present to the hospital if unwell. Delay the visit if you have cold/flu symptoms, vomiting, diarrhoea, fever or infection concerns.
Children visiting Children should be supervised by an adult at all times. Keep visits short and quiet if the patient is tired or sharing space.
Patient refusal Patients have the right to refuse visitors, supported by nursing staff. Check with the patient or ward before arriving.
Interpreter Patients have the right to a qualified, confidential interpreter. Notify the hospital on admission paperwork or online admission. If not arranged, ask a staff member on the ward; interpreters can also assist hearing and sight impaired patients.
Free Wi-Fi The patient booklet says free Wi-Fi is available for all patients. A Wi-Fi brochure may be requested and patient identifying MQ number is needed. Ask ward staff for Wi-Fi instructions after admission.
Goals of care Patients/families are encouraged to discuss goals of care and “what matters to you”. Tell staff what matters most: pain control, mobility, getting home, family contact, interpreter, cultural needs or discharge support.
Medical treatment decision-maker Inform staff if you have enduring power of attorney, medical treatment decision-maker or advance care directive. Bring a copy for the medical record at admission.
Valuables Patients are advised not to wear jewellery, leave valuables at home and not bring large amounts of money. Ask family/friends to take valuables home if already admitted.
Violence or aggression Threatening, abusive or violent behaviour will not be tolerated and may lead to medical action, warning, being asked to leave/discharge, or police/security notification. Use respectful communication and ask to speak with nurse in charge if concerned.

Medical records, feedback and complaints

Access medical records

  • Requests must be made in writing to Health Information Services.
  • Send the completed application form with photocopy of photo ID.
  • Postal address: Privacy Officer, Health Information Services, Peninsula Private Hospital, 525 McClelland Drive, Frankston VIC 3199.
  • Email option: HIS.PPH@ramsayhealth.com.au
  • Further information: 9788 3676.
  • Hospital has 45 business days to provide requested information once application is received.

Medical record fees listed

  • Administration fee: $43.20, excl. GST.
  • Registered post: $15.00, excl. GST.
  • Photocopying: $0.20 per page, excl. GST.
  • Scanning: $0.10 per page, excl. GST.
  • Retrieval from secondary storage: $20.70, excl. GST.
  • An invoice is sent once the initial request is made.
Feedback stage What to do Contact
Concern while inpatient Speak with the Nurse Unit Manager on the ward or Director of Clinical Services. After Hours Managers are available out of hours. Ask ward staff for the correct manager.
Still unresolved Make a formal complaint in writing. Elizabeth Blackburn, Peninsula Private Hospital, 525 McClelland Drive, Frankston VIC 3199.
Email complaint Email formal complaint. Blackburne@ramsayhealth.com.au
Open disclosure The patient booklet says Peninsula encourages reporting when things do not go to plan. Ask staff for information about open disclosure if needed.

Discharge time, getting home and recovery planning

Your doctor determines your discharge day. The hospital says discharge time is usually between 9:00am and 11:00am. A nurse will talk with you about special services or equipment after discharge, and an occupational therapist may consult if needed.

Discharge need What to organise Ask before leaving
Transport home Arrange a relative or friend to take you home. Reception can call a taxi if needed. “Am I safe to travel by car/taxi, and do I need someone to stay with me?”
Medicines Collect discharge medicines and understand what has changed. “Which medicines do I stop, start or continue?”
Wound or equipment Ask about dressings, crutches, braces, walking aids, showering and lifting restrictions. “Who do I call if the wound leaks, pain worsens or equipment is not working?”
Follow-up Confirm specialist, GP, imaging, pathology or allied health follow-up. “When is my next appointment, and who receives the discharge summary?”
Home support Discuss who will care for you at home and what help is needed. “Do I need occupational therapy, physiotherapy, social work or Ramsay Health Plus follow-up?”

Local inside tips for first-time visitors

Save time before arrival

  • Use the full address: 525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin VIC 3910.
  • For ED, follow the main front entrance signage.
  • For imaging, call I-MED before arrival if you need MRI, CT, nuclear medicine or ultrasound preparation instructions.
  • For a hospital procedure, do not wait until the day before to complete admission paperwork.
  • For maternity, save (03) 9788 3468 and call before coming in if you think labour has started.

Avoid common problems

  • Do not assume private ED is covered by Medicare or private health insurance.
  • Do not attend surgery without following fasting instructions.
  • Do not bring valuables, jewellery or large amounts of cash.
  • Do not assume parking uses a paper ticket; current parking page says number plate recognition and card payment at exit.
  • Do not rely on old “Frankston” directory labels; official hospital address is Langwarrin.

Peninsula Private Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Peninsula Private Hospital?

Peninsula Private Hospital is located at 525 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin VIC 3910, near Cranbourne Road and the Peninsula Link freeway.

What is the main phone number for Peninsula Private Hospital?

The main general enquiries phone number is (03) 9788 0000. The hospital fax number is (03) 9788 0050.

Is Peninsula Private Hospital in Frankston or Langwarrin?

The official hospital address is Langwarrin VIC 3910. Some directories may mention Frankston because the hospital is near Frankston and uses PO Box 526, Frankston 3199 as its postal address.

Does Peninsula Private Hospital have an Emergency Department?

Yes. Peninsula Private Hospital has a private Emergency Department open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No appointment or referral is required.

How much does Peninsula Private Emergency Department cost?

The hospital states that attending the Peninsula Private Emergency Department incurs a $400 doctor consultation fee, payable on presentation and not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. Other costs may also apply.

How do I book an appointment at Peninsula Private Hospital?

For specialist care, use your GP referral and contact the specialist rooms through the hospital’s specialist directory. For surgery or procedures, your doctor usually books the hospital admission and you then complete admission paperwork.

How do I contact maternity at Peninsula Private Hospital?

Call the Maternity Unit on (03) 9788 3468 for maternity bookings, tours, classes, pregnancy concerns or labour advice. The hospital says to call before coming in if you think you are in labour.

Is parking available at Peninsula Private Hospital?

Yes. Visitor parking is available onsite. The current parking page says it uses number plate recognition, no ticket is required, and payment is made by credit or debit card at the exit gates.

How do I get to Peninsula Private Hospital by public transport?

The hospital lists bus routes 790 and 791 from both Frankston and Cranbourne train stations directly to the hospital.

How can I access my medical record from Peninsula Private Hospital?

Requests must be made in writing to Health Information Services with photo identification. Email HIS.PPH@ramsayhealth.com.au or call 9788 3676 for further information.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official Peninsula Private Hospital / Ramsay Health Care pages and PDFs, plus official I-MED Radiology and Ramsay Pharmacy listings for on-site services. It includes address, contact, Emergency, admission, pre-admission, payment, maternity, parking, transport, medical records, interpreter support, feedback, radiology and pharmacy details. Hospital fees, parking rules, admission steps, opening hours and service availability can change, so confirm personal or urgent details directly with Peninsula Private Hospital or the relevant provider before travelling.

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

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