RDH emergency, outpatient, parking, shuttle, map and visitor guide
Royal Darwin Hospital is a 360-bed public hospital in Tiwi, Darwin, with emergency, specialist outpatient, maternity, surgical, medical, renal, oncology, paediatric, allied health, Aboriginal liaison, interpreter and clinical support services.
This guide is built for patients, carers and visitors who need practical answers before travelling: phone numbers, Emergency rules, OPD referral steps, appointment changes, free parking, shuttle bus times, visitor limits, maternity contacts, what to bring, patient advocates, fees risk and official action links.
Quick contact details for Royal Darwin Hospital
Main hospital
Royal Darwin Hospital
Rocklands Drive, Tiwi NT 0810 / PO Box 41326, Casuarina NT 0811
Emergency Department
Open 24 hours. You do not need an appointment.
Use Emergency only for urgent medical attention.
Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms.
Outpatient Department
Open Monday to Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm, except NT public holidays.
Change/cancel: 08 8922 8699
rdphopd.health@nt.gov.au
| Need | Use this contact or action | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Main switchboard | (08) 8922 8888 | Use for ward transfer, general enquiries, Emergency transfer, services, maternity, patient advocates, interpreter help or hospital directions. |
| Fax | (08) 8922 8286 | Use only when a department specifically asks for faxed documents. |
| Main email | registryrdh.ths@nt.gov.au | For general registry contact. Use the OPD referral email for specialist outpatient referrals. |
| Submit outpatient referral | rdphopdreferrals.health@nt.gov.au | Referrals must come from an authorised healthcare professional. Patients cannot book OPD without a written referral. |
| Change or cancel outpatient appointment | 08 8922 8699 rdphopd.health@nt.gov.au |
Give at least 24 hours’ notice if you cannot attend, so the appointment can be offered to another patient. |
| GP liaison | 08 8922 8789 gpltopend.health@nt.gov.au |
For GPs and primary care teams needing referral pathways, patient updates, discharge details or local health service advice. |
| Patient advocates | (08) 8922 8824 patientadvocaterdh.doh@nt.gov.au |
Use if you need support while in hospital, have concerns, or need help understanding the hospital process. |
| RDH-PRH shuttle booking | 08 8922 6777 tepts.ths@nt.gov.au |
Bookings are required. Shuttle is for patients or approved escorts travelling for medical appointments. |
| Antenatal clinic | 08 8922 6707 | Clinic is on the 8th floor. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm. |
| Delivery Suite / Birth Centre | 08 8922 8688 | Call any time day or night after 20 weeks of pregnancy for urgent pregnancy concerns. |
| Day Pregnancy Assessment Service | 08 8922 8643 | Located in the delivery suite on the 6th floor; usually accessed through referral from antenatal clinic doctor. |
Royal Darwin Hospital map, main entrance and campus parking layout
Use Royal Darwin Hospital, Rocklands Drive, Tiwi NT 0810 for route planning. The official parking map shows the main entrance on Rocklands Drive, the Emergency Department entry and drop-off near Eccles Road, taxi and bus stop points, public bike racks, disabled parking, motorcycles, covered walkways, Darwin Private Hospital, Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre, hospice, pathology, mental health, renal home therapies, rehabilitation and the multi-storey car park.
| Campus area | What it means for visitors | Inside tip |
|---|---|---|
| Main entrance | Located on Rocklands Drive. Use this for general hospital access, OPD signs, wayfinding and most planned visits. | If unsure, start at the main entrance and ask a wayfinder or reception volunteer. |
| Emergency Department entry | Shown separately on the parking map near Eccles Road with emergency drop-off. | Emergency drop-off is for short set-down only; do not leave the vehicle unattended. |
| Car Park 1 | Patient and disabled parking bays have been relocated due to construction of a new 32-bed ward near the cafe. | NT Health says access to buildings remains the same, but follow current onsite signs. |
| Multi-storey car park | Shown near Florey Avenue / Eccles Road area on the official parking map. | Useful when surface parking is busy, but still follow signs and marked bays. |
| Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre | Shown on the campus map near Burnett Road side of the hospital campus. | Check oncology appointment letters for exact clinic location and parking advice. |
| Darwin Private Hospital | Co-located on the hospital campus but separate from Royal Darwin Hospital public services. | Check whether your appointment is public RDH, Darwin Private Hospital or another campus service before travelling. |
| Bus stop, taxi and bike racks | The official parking map marks bus stop, taxi point, public bike racks and covered walkways. | Useful for visitors who want to avoid parking or have multiple appointments. |
Related ED and paediatric video
This video is useful for first-time visitors who want a visual guide to the Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency Department and Paediatric Ward.
Emergency Department: when to go, when to call and what to expect
Royal Darwin Hospital’s Emergency Department is open 24 hours. You do not need an appointment. NT Government also advises avoiding Emergency unless urgent medical attention is needed because demand is high.
| Emergency question | Useful answer |
|---|---|
| Is RDH Emergency open 24 hours? | Yes. Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency is open 24 hours and does not require an appointment. |
| Should I go for non-urgent problems? | NT Government advises avoiding Emergency unless urgent medical attention is needed. For non-life-threatening uncertainty, call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222. |
| Where is the Emergency entry? | The official parking map marks the Emergency Department entry and drop-off near the hospital’s main campus roads. |
| Can I park in Emergency drop-off? | No. The undercover drop-off zone near Emergency and the main entrance is for pick-up and set-down only. You must stay with your vehicle. |
| How long is emergency drop-off? | The official parking map labels emergency drop-off as up to 15 minutes. |
| What should I tell triage? | Main symptom, start time, medicines, allergies, pregnancy status if relevant, recent surgery, chronic conditions and whether the patient is getting worse. |
Micro step-by-step: using RDH Emergency safely
- Life-threatening symptoms? Call 000 first.
- Not sure? Call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for 24/7 nurse advice.
- Going by car? Use Emergency drop-off only for short set-down, then move to marked parking if staying.
- At triage: say the most urgent symptom first, especially breathing, chest, stroke, severe pain, bleeding, poisoning, pregnancy concern or injury.
- While waiting: tell staff immediately if pain, breathing, consciousness, bleeding, weakness or confusion worsens.
Outpatient appointments, referrals, waitlists and missed appointments
To see a specialist in the Royal Darwin Hospital Outpatient Department, you need a written referral from an authorised healthcare professional. Without this referral, you cannot make an OPD appointment.
OPD contact
- Open: Monday to Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm
- Closed: Northern Territory public holidays
- Submit referral: rdphopdreferrals.health@nt.gov.au
- Change/cancel: 08 8922 8699
- Appointment email: rdphopd.health@nt.gov.au
How appointments are offered
- Specialist reviews referral first.
- You may be placed on a waiting list and sent a waitlist letter.
- Non-urgent appointment letters are sent when a slot becomes available.
- Urgent appointments may be arranged by phone.
- Mobile patients may get an SMS reminder 3 days before appointment.
Micro step-by-step: book, change or keep your OPD appointment
| Step | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Get referral | Ask your GP, specialist or authorised healthcare professional to write the referral. | RDH OPD cannot make the appointment without a written referral. |
| 2. Submit referral | Referral can be sent to rdphopdreferrals.health@nt.gov.au. | The specialist must review it before waitlist or appointment action. |
| 3. Keep contact details updated | Tell OPD if your phone number or address changes. | Urgent appointments may be arranged by phone, and letters/SMS need current details. |
| 4. Read the appointment letter/SMS | Check date, time, clinic, documents, test preparation and where to check in. | If you arrive late, the doctor may not be able to see you. |
| 5. Cancel early if needed | Call 08 8922 8699 or email rdphopd.health@nt.gov.au at least 24 hours before. | RDH can then offer that appointment to another patient and reschedule you to the next available slot. |
| 6. Missed appointment | Contact OPD within 30 days if you did not attend. | If you do not contact OPD within 30 days, you may be discharged from the waiting list. |
| 7. Condition gets worse while waiting | See your GP for review and updated referral; use Emergency for urgent worsening symptoms. | Specialist triage is based on clinical information. Updated information can change priority. |
What to bring to an outpatient appointment
- Current Medicare card, concession card, Veterans’ Affairs card or defence personnel card
- Recent test results such as blood results, x-rays and scans
- Current medicines or a written medicine list
- Appointment letter or appointment text message
- Something to read while waiting
- Interpreter request details if needed
Hospital services, clinics and patient care areas
NT Government lists Royal Darwin Hospital as having services across medicine, surgery, allied health, clinical support, maternal and child health, GP liaison, outreach, teaching, pharmacy, emergency/critical care and renal satellite services.
| Care area | Officially listed services / useful patient detail |
|---|---|
| Medicine | Cardiology, dermatology, gastroenterology, infectious diseases, general medicine, hyperbaric medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, oncology, haematology, rehabilitation, renal, respiratory medicine, rheumatology, sleep studies, endocrinology, pain management, hospital in the home, anaesthetics and palliative medicine. |
| Surgery | Ear, nose and throat surgery, oro-maxillo facial surgery, orthopaedics, urology, general surgery, paediatric general surgery, plastics surgery and ophthalmology. |
| Allied health | Inpatient allied health services are available on wards at Royal Darwin and Palmerston hospitals. Patients transitioning home may also be referred to services. |
| Clinical support | CT scan and MRI, Aboriginal liaison and interpreter services. |
| Maternal and child health | Obstetrics, reproductive medicine, paediatrics and gynaecology. |
| GP liaison | Supports Top End GPs with patient updates, urgent discharge details, referral pathways, local service information and general advice. |
| Outreach and retrieval | Specialist and allied health outreach to Palmerston Health Precinct, rural and remote regions, and clinical/retrieval support to regional hospitals. |
| Emergency and critical care | 24-hour emergency and critical care support, including support for air medical service. |
| Renal satellite services | NT Government lists renal satellite services at Nightcliff, Palmerston and Tiwi. |
| Pharmacy | Pharmaceutical services for the hospital and surrounding community area. |
Pregnancy, birth centre, delivery suite and maternity contacts
Royal Darwin Hospital provides antenatal clinic, day pregnancy assessment, delivery suite, Darwin Birth Centre and maternity ward services. These details are especially useful because different maternity services are on different floors.
| Maternity service | Location / contact | What patients should know |
|---|---|---|
| Antenatal clinic | 8th floor, Royal Darwin Hospital. Phone: 08 8922 6707. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm. | Check in at reception when you arrive. |
| Day Pregnancy Assessment Service | Delivery suite, 6th floor. Phone: 08 8922 8643. | Used for extra monitoring and care when complications develop; usually referred by antenatal clinic doctor. |
| Delivery suite | 6th floor. Delivery Suite / Birth Centre phone: 08 8922 8688. | Has six birth rooms, showers, toilets and two baths. High-risk pregnancies and labours birth here. |
| Darwin Birth Centre | Ground floor, Royal Darwin Hospital. | Has two birth rooms, each with a bath and toilet. Used for normal-risk pregnancies and labours. |
| Water birth / bath use | Birth centre or delivery suite depending on risk and clinical agreement. | Normal-risk pregnancy may allow bath use for pain relief or birth; waterbirth must be agreed with doctor and midwife. |
| Maternity ward 6A | 6th floor. | Normal-risk birth may go home after four hours with postnatal home visiting midwives or stay up to 48 hours. High-risk birth may stay 3 to 5 days. |
| Urgent pregnancy concerns after 20 weeks | Call Delivery Suite / Birth Centre on 08 8922 8688. | Call for reduced baby movement, bleeding, fluid leaking, unusual vaginal loss, stomach pain, bad headache, vision changes or serious concern. |
Micro step-by-step: maternity arrival planning
- For routine antenatal appointments, go to the 8th floor and check in at reception.
- For complications during pregnancy, follow your doctor/midwife instructions or call the relevant maternity service.
- After 20 weeks, call the delivery suite any time day or night if warning symptoms appear.
- For labour, attend the delivery suite so your health and pregnancy can be assessed before admission.
- Bring hand-held antenatal records, Medicare card, test results, maternity items and baby items for discharge.
Royal Darwin Hospital parking: free bays, drop-off rules and local map tips
Parking at Royal Darwin Hospital is free, but you must park only within marked bays and parking areas and follow onsite signs. Construction of a new 32-bed ward near the cafe has relocated patient and disabled parking bays in Car Park 1, while access to buildings remains the same.
| Parking item | Official detail / practical meaning |
|---|---|
| Parking cost | Free. |
| Where to park | Use marked bays and marked parking areas only. |
| Emergency drop-off | Official parking map labels Emergency drop-off as up to 15 minutes. |
| Undercover drop-off near Emergency and main entrance | Pick-up and set-down only. You must stay with your vehicle. |
| Patient and visitor parking rule shown on map | 7:00am to 5:00pm every day: patient and visitor parking only, up to 4 hours. Outside those hours: general free parking. |
| Disabled parking | Marked on campus map. Valid disabled permit must be displayed. |
| Motorcycles | Motorcycle parking areas are shown on the official parking map. |
| Taxi | Taxi point is marked on the map near the main hospital area. |
| Bus stop | Bus stop is marked on the map. Use Darwin and Palmerston public bus timetables for current routes. |
| Bike racks | Public bike racks and staff bike racks are shown on the official parking map. |
| Do not park | Do not park on verges or grassed areas unless signs allow it, or in reserved ambulance, police, on-call medical or other restricted bays. |
Micro step-by-step: parking without problems
- Use the official parking map before leaving, especially if attending Emergency, OPD, maternity, Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre or Darwin Private Hospital.
- Follow current construction signs around Car Park 1.
- Use Emergency drop-off only for short set-down and move the vehicle if staying with the patient.
- For a longer visit, use marked free parking bays only.
- Display a valid disabled permit in disabled parking bays.
- Avoid verges, grassed areas and reserved bays; penalties may apply for non-compliance.
Hospital shuttle bus, public buses, taxi and patient travel help
Royal Darwin Hospital has a shuttle bus service between Royal Darwin Hospital and Palmerston Regional Hospital. It is for patients or approved escorts travelling for medical appointments, and bookings are required.
| Shuttle item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Who can use it? | Patients or approved escorts travelling for a medical appointment. |
| Wheelchair / mobility scooter limit | The service cannot cater for electronic wheelchairs or mobility scooters. |
| Pick-up and drop-off | Outside the main hospital entrances. |
| Operating days | Weekdays except public holidays. |
| Booking | Bookings are required. Call 08 8922 6777 or email tepts.ths@nt.gov.au. |
| Service warning | Timetable may change without notice. Check the timetable on the day of travel. Some services may be cancelled if there are no bookings in either direction. |
Shuttle timetable listed by NT Government
| Direction | Depart | Arrive |
|---|---|---|
| RDH to Palmerston Regional Hospital | 6:15am | 7:00am |
| RDH to Palmerston Regional Hospital | 9:15am | 10:00am |
| RDH to Palmerston Regional Hospital | 12:15pm | 1:00pm |
| RDH to Palmerston Regional Hospital | 3:15pm | 4:00pm |
| RDH to Palmerston Regional Hospital | 6:15pm | 7:00pm |
| Palmerston Regional Hospital to RDH | 7:15am | 8:00am |
| Palmerston Regional Hospital to RDH | 10:15am | 11:00am |
| Palmerston Regional Hospital to RDH | 1:15pm | 2:00pm |
| Palmerston Regional Hospital to RDH | 4:15pm | 5:00pm |
| Palmerston Regional Hospital to RDH | 7:15pm | 8:00pm |
Visiting hours, masks, visitor limits and exemptions
| Visitor rule | Current NT Government detail |
|---|---|
| Visiting hours | 10:00am to 7:00pm. |
| Visitor numbers | Maximum of 2 adults and 1 child can visit a patient at a time. |
| Masks | Visitors are encouraged to wear a mask during their visit. |
| If unwell | Stay home until symptom-free. |
| If COVID-positive | Avoid visiting for at least 7 days after your positive result and until symptom-free. |
| Food and gifts | Check with nursing staff before bringing lollies, food or drinks because some items may not be allowed depending on treatment. |
| Exemptions | In special circumstances, call switchboard on 08 8922 8888 and ask for the ward nurse unit manager during business hours or hospital resources coordinator after hours. |
Micro step-by-step: visiting a patient
- Check the patient’s ward and visiting suitability before travelling.
- Visit between 10:00am and 7:00pm unless an exemption applies.
- Keep visitor numbers to 2 adults and 1 child at a time.
- Do not visit if unwell, COVID-positive or still symptomatic.
- Ask nurses before bringing food, sweets, drinks or gifts.
- For special circumstances, call switchboard and ask for the ward nurse unit manager or hospital resources coordinator.
What to bring, surgery categories and admission preparation
NT Government admission guidance is practical and strict: bring key documents, medicines and test results, avoid valuables, and follow fasting and surgery instructions exactly.
Bring for admission or operation
- Medicare card or private health fund details
- Doctor’s admission letter
- Current medication
- List of drug allergies
- Relevant x-rays or ultrasounds, especially for maternity patients
- Nightwear, dressing gown, slippers and undergarments marked with your name
- Toiletries such as brush, comb, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, tissues and shaving gear
- Glasses if needed
- Clothes to change into when going home
Do not bring / avoid
- Alcohol
- Non-prescription drugs, including marijuana
- Large amounts of cash
- Valuables or jewellery unless essential
- Two-way radios or CB radios
- Extension cords or adapters
- Electrical appliances unless nursing staff approve them and they pass checks
Surgery and procedure waiting categories
| Category | Hospital target described by NT Government | What patients should do |
|---|---|---|
| Category 1 | Hospital will try to book operation within 30 days. | Keep phone available and follow fasting/pre-admission instructions. |
| Category 2 | Hospital will try to book operation within 90 days. | Contact your theatre scheduler if you have not heard within the expected timeframe. |
| Category 3 | Hospital will try to book operation within one year. | See your GP for review if your condition worsens while waiting. |
Medicare, private health cover and hospital fees risk
NT Government hospital fees guidance says charges apply to some patient types and services, including people who do not have access to Medicare, overseas travellers in Australia, and people covered by insurance such as workers compensation. Certain charges may also apply to Medicare-eligible patients.
| Situation | What to check before treatment |
|---|---|
| Medicare patient | Bring your current Medicare card. Some specific goods/services may still have charges, so ask if you are unsure. |
| Private health insurance | Bring health fund details. Ask whether you are being treated as a public or private patient and whether out-of-pocket costs apply. |
| No Medicare / overseas visitor | Hospital fees may apply. Ask about admitted and non-admitted patient charges before non-emergency care where possible. |
| Workers compensation / insurance | Bring claim and insurer details because fees and billing may be handled differently. |
| Prosthetics, orthotics, dialysis, rehab, transport, records or imaging | NT hospital fees guidance says these categories are covered in the hospital fees and charges guide. |
| Outpatient appointment | Bring Medicare, concession, Veterans’ Affairs or defence card because you may be charged extra fees if you do not have one. |
Interpreter help, Aboriginal liaison, patient advocates and volunteers
| Support need | What RDH / NT Government says |
|---|---|
| Interpreter at OPD | You can request a free interpreter when your appointment is booked. Interpreter can attend in person, by video conference or by phone. |
| Interpreter at pre-admission | If you need an interpreter to understand the doctor, call the pre-admission clinic and ask them to book one. |
| Aboriginal liaison | Aboriginal liaison is listed as a clinical support service at Royal Darwin Hospital. |
| Patient advocates | Patient advocates can support you while you are in hospital. Phone (08) 8922 8824 or email patientadvocaterdh.doh@nt.gov.au. |
| Volunteers | Volunteers welcome visitors, provide directions, help patients and carers find their way, support activities and provide company/social interaction. |
| Volunteer contact | Email rdphvolunteers.doh@nt.gov.au or call 08 8922 6164 for volunteer information. |
Questions to ask before visiting Royal Darwin Hospital
For appointments
- “Has my referral been received and reviewed?”
- “Am I on the waitlist or do I have a confirmed appointment?”
- “Which building, level and clinic should I attend?”
- “Do I need blood results, x-rays, scans or medication list?”
- “Can I request an interpreter for this appointment?”
- “What happens if I am late or cannot attend?”
For travel, parking and visitors
- “Is parking still affected by construction near Car Park 1?”
- “Which car park is closest to my clinic or ward?”
- “Can I use the RDH-PRH shuttle for this medical appointment?”
- “Is the ward accepting visitors today?”
- “Can I bring food or drinks for the patient?”
- “Who can help if I have concerns about care?”
Official Royal Darwin Hospital links for actions and verification
| Need | Official link |
|---|---|
| Main hospital page | Royal Darwin Hospital official NT Government page |
| Contact details | Contact Royal Darwin Hospital |
| Outpatient appointments | RDH Outpatient Department |
| Hospital services | Services at Royal Darwin Hospital |
| Parking | Parking at Royal Darwin Hospital |
| Parking map PDF | Royal Darwin Hospital parking map PDF |
| RDH-PRH shuttle | Hospital shuttle bus service |
| Visiting rules | Visiting Royal Darwin Hospital |
| Being admitted | Being admitted to hospital |
| Pregnancy and birth | Royal Darwin Hospital maternity facility information |
| Hospital fees | NT hospital fees and charges |
| Operations and waiting categories | About operations and surgical procedures |
| Complaints and feedback | Feedback about NT Health services |
| Public bus timetables | Darwin and Palmerston public bus information |
| Healthdirect | Healthdirect Australia |
Royal Darwin Hospital FAQs
What is the address of Royal Darwin Hospital?
Royal Darwin Hospital is located on Rocklands Drive, Tiwi, Northern Territory. The postal address listed by NT Government is PO Box 41326, Casuarina NT 0811.
What is the main phone number for Royal Darwin Hospital?
The main Royal Darwin Hospital phone number is (08) 8922 8888.
Is Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency Department open 24 hours?
Yes. Royal Darwin Hospital’s Emergency Department is open 24 hours. You do not need an appointment for Emergency.
When should I avoid going to Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency?
NT Government says demand for Emergency is very high and people should avoid going unless they need urgent medical attention. If you are not sure what to do and it is not life-threatening, call Healthdirect on 1800 022 222.
How do I make an outpatient appointment at Royal Darwin Hospital?
You need a written referral from an authorised healthcare professional. The referral is reviewed by a specialist, then you may be waitlisted or offered an appointment when available.
How do I change or cancel a Royal Darwin Hospital outpatient appointment?
Call 08 8922 8699 or email rdphopd.health@nt.gov.au. NT Government says you should give at least 24 hours’ notice if you cannot attend.
What happens if I miss my RDH outpatient appointment?
If you miss your appointment, contact OPD within 30 days. If you do not, you may be discharged from the waiting list after specialist review.
Is parking free at Royal Darwin Hospital?
Yes. Parking at Royal Darwin Hospital is free, but you must use marked bays and follow signs. The drop-off zone near Emergency and the main entrance is for pick-up and set-down only.
What are Royal Darwin Hospital visiting hours?
Royal Darwin Hospital visiting hours are 10:00am to 7:00pm. A maximum of 2 adults and 1 child can visit a patient at a time.
Does Royal Darwin Hospital have a shuttle bus?
Yes. A shuttle runs between Royal Darwin Hospital and Palmerston Regional Hospital on weekdays except public holidays. It is for patients or approved escorts travelling for medical appointments, and bookings are required.
How do I contact the Royal Darwin Hospital shuttle service?
Call 08 8922 6777 or email tepts.ths@nt.gov.au to ask about or book the RDH and Palmerston Regional Hospital shuttle service.
Where is the Royal Darwin Hospital antenatal clinic?
The antenatal clinic is on the 8th floor of Royal Darwin Hospital. The phone number is 08 8922 6707 and clinic hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Where is the Royal Darwin Hospital delivery suite?
The delivery suite is on the 6th floor of Royal Darwin Hospital. It has six birth rooms, showers, toilets and two baths. The delivery suite and birth centre phone number is 08 8922 8688.
How do I contact a patient advocate at Royal Darwin Hospital?
Call (08) 8922 8824 or email patientadvocaterdh.doh@nt.gov.au to contact Royal Darwin Hospital patient advocates.
Source and update note
This guide is based on official NT Government and NT Health pages for Royal Darwin Hospital contact details, Emergency guidance, outpatient appointments, OPD referral rules, services, shuttle bus, visiting hours, parking, the official parking map PDF, admission preparation, maternity facility information, hospital fees, patient advocates and feedback. Hospital contacts, visitor rules, parking conditions, appointment rules, shuttle times and service locations can change, so confirm urgent or appointment-specific details directly with Royal Darwin Hospital before travelling.
This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.