Kogarah hospital visit planner
St George Hospital emergency, outpatient, map, parking and visitor guide
St George Hospital is a South Eastern Sydney Local Health District public hospital at Gray Street, Kogarah. This guide is for patients, carers and visitors who need useful answers before they travel: phone number, Emergency access, outpatient clinic steps, campus entry points, parking fees, public transport, accessible parking, visiting hours, maternity contacts, patient enquiries, interpreter help and official action links.
The page is designed as a practical answer system, not a directory. Use the tables and micro-steps to decide who to call, where to enter, what to bring, how to manage appointments, where to park and what to confirm before visiting.
For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Do not wait for an appointment or rely on an online hospital guide.
CallSwitchboard, patient enquiries, clinic, ward or Emergency
ConfirmReferral, appointment, entrance, clinic and parking plan
ArriveUse Gray, Belgrave or Kensington Street entry
Check inBring Medicare, medicines, scans, referral and ID
Quick contact details for St George Hospital
Emergency access
Use the Emergency entry shown near the Gray Street side of the campus map.
For life-threatening symptoms, call 000.
| Need | Use this contact or action | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Main switchboard | (02) 9113 1111 | Use for ward transfer, general enquiries, service transfer, reception, clinic direction or inpatient contact. |
| Main Reception and Patient Enquiries | (02) 9113 2156 | Located at the Gray Street main entry. Reception hours are 8:00am-8:00pm weekdays and 10:00am-8:00pm weekends. |
| Emergency Department | Gray Street campus / Emergency entry; call 000 for life-threatening emergencies | St George is a major trauma and emergency centre in NSW. Emergency care is prioritised by medical urgency. |
| Outpatients / outpatient department clinics | (02) 9113 3182 | Use the clinic number on your appointment letter first. Many allied health and outpatient services use this number. |
| Feedback, complaints or compliments | (02) 9113 2687 or (02) 9113 2617 | Email: SESLHD-STG-ConsumerFeedback@health.nsw.gov.au. You can also speak to the nursing unit manager. |
| REACH escalation inside hospital | (02) 9113 2213 | Use if you are worried a patient is getting worse and your concern remains after speaking with ward staff. |
| Pregnancy / antenatal clinic | (02) 9113 2162 | Antenatal clinic appointments and existing pregnancy appointment questions. |
| Birth Unit | (02) 9113 2125 | Open 24 hours. Located on Level 2 of the Tower Ward Block. |
| Paediatrics / Children’s Ward | (02) 9113 1925 | Children’s Ward information and parent/carer stay questions. |
| Bezzina House cancer accommodation | (02) 9113 2555 | For cancer patients and an immediate carer after outpatient cancer treatment is confirmed. |
St George Hospital map, entrances and where to go first
Use Gray Street, Kogarah NSW 2217 for the main hospital. St George Hospital has three main entry points: Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street. The official campus map also shows public car parks, bus stop, train station direction, taxi rank, bicycle parking, cafe, access pathways and major hospital buildings.
| Entry / area | What it is useful for | Local practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Gray Street main entry | Main Reception and Patient Enquiries, general hospital access, many planned visits. | Best starting point if you are unsure where to go. Reception is open 8:00am-8:00pm weekdays and 10:00am-8:00pm weekends. |
| Emergency entry | Emergency Department access. | Use Emergency only for urgent or serious health problems. Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms. |
| Belgrave Street entry | Hospital campus access, Belgrave Street car park, Prince William Wing access. | The campus map shows Belgrave Street car park and Gate 1 near Belgrave/South Street. |
| Kensington Street entry | Kensington Street Building, Kensington Street car park and north-side campus access. | During redevelopment, there is no ground-floor direct entry/exit from Kensington Street Building. Use Level 1 signed exits. |
| Cancer Care Centre | Cancer clinics, Haematology Oncology Day Centre and oncology services. | Enter via Chapel Street or via the corridor to the left of the Gray Street entrance. |
| Prichard Wing / Endocrinology | Endocrinology clinic during refurbishment. | Prichard Wing is under refurbishment until December 2026. For Endocrinology, enter via James Laws House, take the lift to Level 3, then follow signs. |
Campus map detail: the official map labels the Tower Ward Building, Clinical Services Building, Radiology, Prince William Wing, Hydrotherapy Pool, Cancer Care Centre, Mental Health Centre, Renal Care Centre, Acute Services Building, Gray Street car park, Kensington Street car park, Belgrave Street car park, taxi rank, train station direction, bus stop and bicycle parking.
Emergency Department, major trauma and urgent access
St George Hospital is listed by SESLHD as a leading centre for trauma and emergency management in NSW. The Emergency Department page explains that there are three main hospital entry points: Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street.
Call 000 immediately for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, major injury, heavy bleeding, collapse, poisoning, seizure, severe allergic reaction, serious burns or any life-threatening emergency.
| Emergency question | Useful answer |
|---|---|
| Does St George Hospital have an Emergency Department? | Yes. St George Hospital has a major Emergency Department and is known for trauma and emergency management. |
| Which entrance should I use? | Use the Emergency entry shown near the Gray Street side of the hospital campus map. In a life-threatening emergency, call 000 instead of driving yourself. |
| Is Emergency first-come, first-served? | No. Like all emergency departments, patients are assessed and prioritised by clinical urgency. |
| Where can I park for Emergency? | Paid parking is available on Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street. Short drop-off may be possible, but read signs carefully. |
| Can I call before coming? | For life-threatening symptoms, call 000. For general hospital contact, call the switchboard on (02) 9113 1111. |
| What should I tell triage? | Main symptom, start time, allergies, medicines, medical conditions, recent surgery, pregnancy status if relevant, and whether the patient is getting worse. |
Micro step-by-step: using Emergency safely
- Life-threatening? Call 000 immediately.
- Going to hospital? Use the Emergency entry and follow hospital signs from Gray Street.
- At triage: say the most serious symptom first, not the full story first.
- While waiting: tell triage if pain, breathing, bleeding, confusion, weakness or consciousness worsens.
- After assessment: ask where family should wait, where to park longer term and whether you may be moved to another ward or service.
Outpatient appointments, referrals and clinic changes
St George Hospital has a large outpatient and specialist clinic network. Use the appointment letter or SMS first because clinic location, phone number and preparation instructions can vary by specialty.
Outpatient basics
- General Outpatients / Outpatient Department clinics: (02) 9113 3182
- Some clinics use different direct numbers listed by SESLHD.
- Parking fees apply to all campus car parks.
- Outpatient clinics in Kensington Street Building operate weekdays 8:00am-4:30pm.
- Weekends are closed except Day and Medical Infusion Centre on Saturday 8:00am-4:30pm.
Before you travel
- Check whether your clinic is in the Tower Ward Building, Clinical Services Building, Kensington Street Building, Prince William Wing, Cancer Care Centre or another site.
- Bring your referral, Medicare card, current medicine list and scan/test results if requested.
- Ask whether your clinic has moved due to Prichard Wing refurbishment.
- Call early if you cannot attend, need an interpreter, or your contact details changed.
Micro step-by-step: manage an outpatient appointment
| Step | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Read the letter/SMS | Check clinic name, date, time, building, level, entrance and preparation rules. | St George Hospital has several buildings and redevelopment-related access changes. |
| 2. Confirm referral status | Ask your GP/specialist whether the referral was sent and whether it is still current. | Referral issues can affect appointment processing and Medicare/public hospital pathways. |
| 3. Check parking or train plan | Use Gray, Belgrave or Kensington Street parking, or Kogarah Station about 500m away. | Parking can be stressful; public transport may be easier for some appointments. |
| 4. Ask for interpreter early | Tell staff if you need interpreter or sign language support. | The hospital offers a free interpreter and sign language service 24/7. |
| 5. Bring the right documents | Bring Medicare, ID, medicines, scans, test results, referral and concession/private insurance details if relevant. | This avoids delay at check-in and helps the clinician make safe decisions. |
Selected clinic and service contacts
| Service / clinic | Contact listed by SESLHD | Location note |
|---|---|---|
| Outpatients / many clinics | (02) 9113 3182 | Kensington Street, Kogarah / clinic letter location. |
| Aged Care Department clinics | 9113 2183 or 9113 2869; outpatient clinics 9113 2513 | 3 Chapel Street, Kogarah / outpatient pathways. |
| Allied Health | (02) 9113 3182 | Level 1C, Kensington Street Building. |
| Ambulatory Care Unit | (02) 9113 2333 | St George Hospital. |
| Cancer Care Centre | (02) 9113 3909 | Chapel Street / corridor left of Gray Street entrance. |
| Cardiology Department | (02) 9113 3172 | Level 1, Clinical Services Building. |
| Chest Clinic | (02) 9113 2430 | Lower Ground Floor, Prince William Wing, Belgrave Street. |
| Clinical Genetics | (02) 9113 3635 | Prichard Wing, Level 1. |
| Diabetes Education Centre | (02) 9113 2774 | Level 3, Prichard Wing. |
| Nuclear Medicine | (02) 9113 3112 | Level 1, Clinical Services Building. |
| Neurology / Neurophysiology | (02) 9113 2491 | Lower Ground Floor, Prince William Wing. |
| Paediatrics Department | (02) 9113 1925 | Ward Block, 1 East, Gray Street. |
| Pain Management Unit | (02) 9113 2381 | Gray Street, Kogarah. |
| Palliative Care | (02) 9113 3943 | Chapel Street, Kogarah. |
| Renal Department | (02) 9113 2622 or (02) 9113 4534 | Level 4 West, Ward Tower Block. |
| Respiratory and Sleep Department | (02) 9113 2325 | Ground Floor, Prince William Wing. |
| Social Work | (02) 9113 2494 | St George Hospital, Gray Street. |
| Trauma Service | (02) 9113 4500 | Gray Street, Kogarah. |
Parking fees, accessible parking and concession steps
Parking is available in surrounding streets and paid parking stations are located on Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street. Campus car parks are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are operated by Secure Parking.
| Car parks | Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street paid parking stations. |
|---|---|
| Kensington Street Building parking | Two levels of basement parking for patients, carers and visitors. First 15 minutes are free to make drop-off and pick-up easier. |
| Accessible parking | Gray Street car park: 11 accessible spaces. Belgrave Street car park: 6 accessible spaces. Kensington Street car park: 6 accessible spaces on B1. |
| Concession validation | Eligible concession holders can validate parking tickets at reception. Bring parking ticket, photo ID and concession card or request evidence before exiting. |
| Parking app | NSW Health points visitors to the HosPark app and parking.health.nsw.gov.au for live parking, directions and hospital parking details. |
| Local warning | Read signs carefully. Some areas are restricted and fines may apply. |
Standard St George Hospital parking rates
| Parking time | Fee listed by NSW hospital parking site |
|---|---|
| 0 to 30 minutes | $5.80 |
| 30 minutes to 1 hour | $11.60 |
| 1 to 1.5 hours | $17.40 |
| 1.5 to 2 hours | $23.20 |
| 2 to 2.5 hours | $29.00 |
| 2.5 to 6 hours | $34.80 |
| 6 hours plus / daily maximum | $39.00 |
| Lost ticket | $39.00 |
NSW concessional parking rates
| Concession option | Rate | How to claim |
|---|---|---|
| 0 to 3 hours | Free | Validate before exiting at the appropriate hospital administrative point. |
| 3+ hours, one exit only per 24 hours | $6.80 | Bring parking ticket, photo identification and concession card or request. |
| 3-day ticket | $13.50 | For frequent-use concession parking allowing multiple entries and exits over 3 days. |
| 7-day ticket | $27.10 | For longer frequent-use concession parking. |
Micro step-by-step: parking without wasting time
- Before leaving home, decide whether Gray Street, Belgrave Street or Kensington Street is closest to your department.
- If you only need drop-off/pick-up, use the shortest legal stopping area and remember Kensington Street Building parking gives the first 15 minutes free.
- If you have a concession card, keep your parking ticket, photo ID and card with you.
- Validate the ticket at reception or the correct administrative point before exiting.
- If you expect a long appointment, compare the standard daily maximum with concession options before paying.
- If parking stress is likely, consider train to Kogarah Station and walking about 500 metres.
Public transport, taxi, bicycle and local arrival tips
| Transport option | How to use it for St George Hospital |
|---|---|
| Train | Kogarah Station on Railway Parade is the nearest train station and is approximately 500 metres from the hospital. |
| Bus | Use Transport NSW trip planner or call 131 500 for current bus and train timetables. |
| Taxi | The campus map shows taxi rank access near the hospital precinct. |
| Bicycle | The campus map marks bicycle parking. Bring your own lock. |
| Walking from train | Allow extra time if walking from Kogarah Station, especially if you have mobility needs, are attending with children or are carrying bags. |
| Accessible access | Accessible parking spaces are listed in Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street car parks. If you need help, call the hospital before travelling. |
Local inside tip: if your appointment letter says Kensington Street Building, read the redevelopment note carefully. During forecourt works, there is no direct ground-floor entry/exit from the Kensington Street Building; use Level 1 signed exits.
Hospital services, clinics and patient care areas
St George Hospital is a large teaching hospital and trauma/emergency centre. SESLHD lists service categories including aged care and rehabilitation, medical and surgical services, mental health, outpatients, tests and scans, and women’s and children’s health.
| Care area | Useful patient information |
|---|---|
| Emergency and trauma | Major emergency and trauma management service. Use 000 for life-threatening emergency. |
| Outpatients | Specialist clinics and allied health clinics across several campus buildings. Use appointment letter for exact location. |
| Cancer Care Centre | Entered via Chapel Street or corridor left of Gray Street entrance. Haematology Oncology Day Centre and clinics are co-located there. Inpatient oncology ward is 7A on Level 7 of the Acute Services Building. |
| Cardiology | Cardiology Department listed on Level 1, Clinical Services Building with phone (02) 9113 3172. |
| Neurology | Neurology / neurophysiology enquiries use (02) 9113 2491, Lower Ground Floor Prince William Wing. |
| Respiratory and sleep | Respiratory and Sleep Department and Respiratory Laboratory are listed on Ground Floor, Prince William Wing. |
| Renal care | Renal Department listed on Level 4 West Ward Tower Block with phones (02) 9113 2622 or (02) 9113 4534. |
| Women’s health and maternity | Includes antenatal clinic, pregnancy care, labour and birth, postnatal care, gynaecology, breastfeeding support and special care nursery. |
| Paediatrics | Paediatrics Department / Children’s Ward listed at Ward Block, 1 East, Gray Street with phone (02) 9113 1925. |
| Allied health | Includes physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, nutrition and dietetics, social work and other support services. |
| Medical imaging and tests | Campus map lists Radiology and Clinical Services Building; Nuclear Medicine is listed on Level 1, Clinical Services Building. |
| Mental health | Campus map shows Mental Health Centre; visitor hours can differ from general wards. |
Pregnancy care, birth unit and women’s and children’s contacts
St George Hospital provides pregnancy, birth, postnatal, women’s health and paediatric services. Maternity booking rules are important because the hospital accepts electronic referrals sent by a GP through practice software or the MyHealthLink Portal.
| Service | Contact / location | Key patient detail |
|---|---|---|
| Antenatal clinic | (02) 9113 2162 | Located on Level 1 of the Prichard Wing. Clinic listed as Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm. |
| First maternity appointment booking | GP electronic referral required | Referral must be sent electronically by GP via practice software or MyHealthLink Portal. Keep phone and email details accurate. |
| Change existing antenatal appointment | (02) 9113 1495 | Use for existing maternity appointment changes. |
| Birth Unit | (02) 9113 2125 | Open 24 hours. Located on Level 2 of the Tower Ward Block. You can call to speak with a midwife. |
| Postnatal / maternity ward | (02) 9113 3145 | Antenatal and postnatal ward contact. |
| Breastfeeding and lactation support | (02) 9113 2053 | Breastfeeding information and support service. |
| Special Care Nursery | (02) 9113 2558 | For babies needing additional newborn care. |
| Paediatrics / Children’s Ward | (02) 9113 1925 | Children’s Ward has one parent/carer stay facilities beside each bed. |
Micro step-by-step: book pregnancy care
- See your GP early and ask for a St George Hospital pregnancy care referral.
- Make sure the GP sends the referral electronically through their practice software or the MyHealthLink Portal.
- Give your GP your correct mobile number and email address.
- Wait for confirmation that the referral has reached the booking team.
- If accepted, first appointment details should be sent by email.
- For existing appointment changes, call (02) 9113 1495.
- For urgent pregnancy or labour concerns, use the advice in your pregnancy care plan or call the Birth Unit on (02) 9113 2125.
Visiting hours, patient enquiries and visitor rules
| Area / topic | Official visiting detail |
|---|---|
| General ward visiting hours | 10:00am-8:00pm. |
| Maternity Unit visiting hours | 3:00pm-8:00pm. Variation can apply according to individual patient needs. |
| Intensive Care Unit visiting hours | 10:00am-8:00pm. Variation can apply according to individual patient needs. |
| Mental Health Unit visiting hours | 10:00am-12:30pm and 3:00pm-8:00pm. |
| Patient enquiries | Main Reception and Patient Enquiries: (02) 9113 2156. Families are encouraged to nominate one person to make enquiries because inpatient ward telephones are limited. |
| Privacy | Staff can only discuss confidential information with the patient and next of kin with permission. |
| Infection safety | Do not visit until 48 hours after cold/flu symptoms have ended. Do not visit while recovering from whooping cough, viral gastroenteritis or other infectious illness. |
| Behaviour | Visitors may be asked to leave if abusive, threatening or using violent language. Security officers are on site at all times. |
What to bring, interpreter help, safety and discharge planning
Bring for appointments or admission
- Medicare card
- Photo ID
- Appointment letter or SMS
- GP or specialist referral if relevant
- Current medicines or an up-to-date medication list
- Allergy list and medical condition details
- Recent x-rays, scans, test results or reports
- Private health insurance details if you want to use them
- Concession card or DVA/TAC/WorkCover details if relevant
- Glasses, hearing aids, dentures, walking aids and labelled personal items
Tell staff early
- If you need an interpreter or sign language support
- If you have hearing, vision, mobility, dietary, cultural or religious needs
- If symptoms change or worsen
- If you do not understand a test, treatment or consent form
- If another health care worker is treating you for the same problem
- If you want to be treated as a private patient
- If you normally live overseas and need to clarify health cover
Interpreter note: St George Hospital offers a free patient interpreter and sign language service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Staff can arrange an interpreter. If you need to speak to the hospital before an appointment in another language, you can use the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450.
Discharge planning checklist
| Before leaving hospital | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Ask your estimated discharge date within 24 hours of admission to a general ward. | It helps your family/carer plan transport, home help and follow-up care. |
| Arrange your own transport home where possible. | On discharge day, patients are expected to leave the ward by 10:00am and may be moved to the Patient Discharge Unit. |
| Check your discharge summary and medicine list. | New medicines may start, old medicines may stop, and instructions can change. |
| Collect x-rays, medicines, valuables and certificates. | Ask early if you need a medical certificate for work. |
| Ask who to call if symptoms return or worsen. | Make sure you understand warning signs and follow-up appointments before leaving. |
Medicare, private patients, overseas patients and health records
Australian residents generally have the right to choose public or private treatment under Medicare arrangements, except in some insurance-related matters. If you choose private care, a Patient Liaison Officer can discuss private health insurance, forms and possible benefits.
| Situation | What to know |
|---|---|
| Public patient | Tell admissions staff whether you choose public or private treatment. Public treatment is the usual Medicare public hospital pathway for eligible patients. |
| Private patient | Potential benefits may include doctor of choice and single room subject to medical need and availability. A Patient Liaison Officer can help and can be contacted via switchboard on (02) 9113 1111. |
| Overseas patient | If admitted and you permanently reside overseas, speak to the Patient Liaison Officer to clarify health cover. This does not affect the level of care provided. |
| My Health Record | Discharge summaries, pathology test results, discharge dispense medication and diagnostic imaging reports may be sent to My Health Record unless you choose not to have this information sent. |
| Accessing hospital records | Personal health information is securely held. You may access your health record for a fee through the Clinical Information Department, although special circumstances may apply. |
Cost safety: do not guess costs from old search results. Ask the hospital, your health fund or Patient Liaison Officer if you are private, overseas, Medicare-ineligible, using insurance, or expecting pharmacy, imaging or accommodation charges.
Facilities, cafes, accommodation, baby change and security
| Facility / support | Useful details |
|---|---|
| Belgrave Café | Belgrave Street entrance. Monday-Friday, 6:30am-8:00pm. |
| Green Shop Café | Gray Street main entrance. Monday-Friday, 6:30am-9:45pm; Saturday-Sunday, 7:00am-8:00pm. |
| The Coffee Box | Kensington Street entrance. Monday-Friday, 7:00am-4:00pm. |
| Library trolley | Free patient library trolley service of books and magazines is usually offered by volunteers between 9:30am and 12:30pm on available days. |
| Patient mail | Address inpatient letters to full patient name, inpatient ward, St George Hospital, Gray Street, Kogarah NSW 2217. |
| Breastfeeding and baby change | Located at the Gray Street main entrance on the ground floor. Electronic kiosks help locate amenities at Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street entrances. |
| Onsite family accommodation | No general family/carer accommodation is available onsite. Children’s Ward has facilities for one parent to stay beside the child’s bed. |
| Bezzina House | Purpose-built lodge at Gray and Short Streets with 15 self-contained units, some wheelchair accessible, for cancer patients and an immediate carer during outpatient cancer treatment. Bookings after treatment appointment confirmed: (02) 9113 2555. Moderate costs apply. |
| Security | Security officers are on site at all times. Do not leave valuables unattended. |
Questions to ask before visiting St George Hospital
For appointments
- “Which building, level, entrance and clinic desk should I use?”
- “Has this clinic moved because of Prichard Wing refurbishment or redevelopment works?”
- “Do I need a current referral, test result or scan before attending?”
- “Is the appointment face-to-face, phone or telehealth?”
- “How long should I allow for check-in, waiting, tests and parking?”
For visitors, parking and costs
- “Which ward is the patient currently in?”
- “Are there visitor limits or infection-control restrictions today?”
- “Which car park is closest to the ward or clinic?”
- “Can I validate concession parking before I exit?”
- “Do I need to speak with Patient Liaison about private, overseas or insurance cover?”
Official St George Hospital links for actions and verification
| Need | Official link |
|---|---|
| Main hospital website | St George Hospital official SESLHD page |
| Address and phone | Welcome to St George Hospital |
| Emergency Department | Emergency Department official page |
| How to find us | Transport, parking and hospital map |
| Campus map PDF | St George Hospital campus map PDF |
| Parking fees | St George Hospital parking fees |
| Concession parking | SESLHD concessional car parking |
| Outpatient services | Outpatient Services |
| Services and clinics | Services and Clinics A-Z |
| Pregnancy care | Pregnancy Care |
| Labour and Birth | Labour and Birth |
| Visiting hours | Visiting Hours |
| Patient preparation | Before You Arrive |
| Inpatient information | Being an Inpatient |
| Feedback | St George Hospital Feedback |
| Virtual tour | Official St George Hospital Virtual Tour |
| Transport NSW trip planner | Transport NSW |
St George Hospital FAQs
What is the address of St George Hospital?
St George Hospital is located at Gray Street, Kogarah NSW 2217, Australia.
What is the main phone number for St George Hospital?
The main phone number for St George Hospital is (02) 9113 1111.
Does St George Hospital have an Emergency Department?
Yes. St George Hospital has an Emergency Department and is recognised by SESLHD as a leading centre for trauma and emergency management in NSW.
Which entrances can I use at St George Hospital?
The three main entry points are Gray Street, Belgrave Street and Kensington Street. Gray Street is the main hospital entry.
Where is St George Hospital patient enquiries?
Main Reception and Patient Enquiries is located at the Gray Street main entry. The phone number is (02) 9113 2156.
How far is Kogarah Station from St George Hospital?
Kogarah Station is the nearest train station and is approximately 500 metres from St George Hospital.
How much is parking at St George Hospital?
NSW hospital parking lists St George Hospital standard rates as $5.80 for 0 to 30 minutes, $11.60 for 30 minutes to 1 hour, $17.40 for 1 to 1.5 hours, $23.20 for 1.5 to 2 hours, $29.00 for 2 to 2.5 hours, $34.80 for 2.5 to 6 hours, and $39.00 for 6 hours plus or lost ticket.
Is concession parking available at St George Hospital?
Yes. Eligible patients and carers can access concessional parking. NSW concession rates include 0 to 3 hours free, 3+ hours one exit per 24 hours for $6.80, a 3-day ticket for $13.50 and a 7-day ticket for $27.10.
What are St George Hospital general visiting hours?
General ward visiting hours are 10:00am to 8:00pm. Maternity Unit visiting hours are 3:00pm to 8:00pm, ICU visiting hours are 10:00am to 8:00pm, and Mental Health Unit visiting hours are 10:00am to 12:30pm and 3:00pm to 8:00pm.
How do I contact St George Hospital antenatal clinic?
The antenatal clinic phone number is (02) 9113 2162. For booking the first pregnancy appointment, St George Hospital requires an electronic GP referral through practice software or the MyHealthLink Portal.
How can I get interpreter help at St George Hospital?
St George Hospital offers a free patient interpreter and sign language service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Tell staff you need an interpreter, or use TIS on 131 450 before an appointment if you need to speak with the hospital in another language.
What is the REACH number at St George Hospital?
If you are worried that a patient’s condition is getting worse and your concern has not been resolved after speaking with staff, you can activate REACH by asking staff or calling (02) 9113 2213.
Source and update note
This guide is based on official South Eastern Sydney Local Health District pages and NSW Health parking sources for St George Hospital contact details, Emergency Department, outpatient services, campus map, parking, transport, services, pregnancy care, labour and birth, visiting hours, patient preparation, inpatient care, feedback and patient support. Phone numbers, parking fees, entry rules, visiting hours, clinic locations and redevelopment access arrangements can change, so confirm urgent or appointment-specific details directly with St George Hospital before travelling.
This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.