St Vincent’s Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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St Vincent’s Melbourne Emergency, Specialist Clinics, parking and visitor guide

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne is the public hospital campus at 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065. This guide is for patients, carers and visitors who need practical answers before calling, attending Emergency, changing a Specialist Clinics appointment, parking in Fitzroy Street, visiting a ward, arranging an interpreter or checking Medicare-ineligible costs.

The goal is simple: give you the key official information inside this page, then use official links only when you need to complete an action such as submitting an appointment change form, checking a live clinic list, paying an account, opening a map or verifying a hospital update.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. St Vincent’s Emergency Care Centre is at 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy, with Emergency Department entry via Princes Street.
1Choose the right doorEmergency via Princes Street, clinics at Building D
2Confirm appointmentLetter, referral, clinic day, tests and interpreter need
3Plan parkingParking 1, Parking 2, tram, train, taxi or drop-off
4Check in preparedMedicare, medicines, results, questions and GP details

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne address, phone and urgent contact details

Main public hospital

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne

41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065

Main phone: (03) 9231 2211

Fax: (03) 9231 3399

Emergency Care Centre

Emergency Department entry is via Princes Street.

ED clerical team: (03) 9231 4364

ED admin enquiries: (03) 9231 4388

ED fax: (03) 9231 4368

Specialist Clinics

Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy

Phone: (03) 9231 3475

Email: svhm.specialistclinics@svha.org.au

Clinic open: 8:30am-4:30pm weekdays

Hospital name St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
Main address 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia
Main switchboard (03) 9231 2211
Emergency Department St Vincent’s Emergency Care Centre, 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. Enter Emergency via Princes Street.
Patient enquiries Call (03) 9231 2211 for switchboard transfer, or call patient enquiries on (03) 9288 4360 if checking visiting/condition details.
Specialist Clinics phone support (03) 9231 3475, 9:00am to 4:00pm weekdays for phone support and appointment changes.
Specialist Clinics location Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. There is a pick-up/drop-off zone at the front of Building D.
Standard Fitzroy visiting hours 11:00am to 8:00pm, 7 days a week, from Monday 4 May 2026. Some areas have exceptions.
Best first step Use your appointment letter first. It should tell you the clinic, building, time, documents and whether any tests are needed before your appointment.

St Vincent’s Fitzroy map, Emergency entrance and clinic building

The main hospital address is 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065. Specialist Clinics are nearby in Building D, 35 Victoria Parade. Emergency entry is via Princes Street. Parking entries are on Fitzroy Street.

Official St Vincent’s video overview

This official St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne video gives a quick overview of St Vincent’s mission and care approach. It is useful for patients and visitors who want a simple sense of the health service before attending.

Destination Where to go Practical instruction
Emergency Care Centre 41 Victoria Parade, entry via Princes Street Use for emergency care. Call 000 if symptoms are life-threatening or travel is unsafe.
Main Hospital / Building A 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy Use for main hospital, wards and major departments. Ask switchboard or reception if your letter is unclear.
Specialist Clinics Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy Use this for outpatient specialist appointments after referral. There is a pick-up/drop-off zone at the front.
Medical Imaging, public hospital Ground floor, Building A, 41 Victoria Parade Phone: (03) 9231 4300. Check if imaging is before or after your clinic appointment.
Pathology enquiries St Vincent’s Pathology Phone: (03) 9231 2888.
St Vincent’s MRI Basement Building C, 41 Victoria Parade Phone: (03) 9231 3056.
Building D Daly Wing Specialist Clinics and Cancer Centre The patient guide map shows Building D as the Daly Wing with Specialist Clinics and Cancer Centre.
Building E Aikenhead Wing Conference Centre, gym, ATM, public telephone and restaurant Useful if your appointment letter refers to Building E or Aikenhead Wing.
Building F Bolte Wing Geriatric Evaluation and Management, Rehabilitation Centre, Respiratory Lab and Therapy Services Use your appointment letter because therapy and rehabilitation locations can be specific.

St Vincent’s Melbourne sites: which campus should you use?

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne has multiple sites in Melbourne. The URL and this guide focus on the public hospital at Fitzroy, but many patients confuse it with Kew, East Melbourne, Hawthorn East or residential care sites.

Site Address Phone Best for
St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065 (03) 9231 2211 Main public hospital, Emergency, inpatient care, specialist services and major departments.
Specialist Clinics / Building D 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy (03) 9231 3475 Outpatient specialist appointments after GP/doctor referral.
Caritas Christi Hospice Kew campus 104 Studley Park Road, Kew VIC 3101 (03) 9231 5000 Palliative care and hospice-related services.
St George’s Health Service 283 Cotham Road, Kew VIC 3101 (03) 9231 8000 Subacute, aged care and rehabilitation-related services.
St Vincent’s Hospital on the Park 11 Cathedral Place, East Melbourne VIC 3002 (03) 9075 2600 Same-day surgical services.
Auburn House 98-100 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 (03) 9804 0410 Residential aged care service.
Prague House 253 Cotham Road, Kew VIC 3101 (03) 9816 8600 Residential or supported-care service.
Briar Terrace 76 Fitzroy Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065 (03) 9231 2412 St Vincent’s Melbourne service site in Fitzroy.

Emergency Department, triage and urgent mental health contacts

Call 000 immediately for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, major bleeding, severe injury, collapse, poisoning, severe allergic reaction, unconsciousness or immediate danger.
Emergency topic Official detail Action for patient/carer
Emergency service St Vincent’s Emergency Care Centre provides emergency care for referred and self-presenting patients. Use Emergency for urgent care. Use 000 for life-threatening symptoms.
Emergency entry 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy; enter via Princes Street. Tell the driver to use Princes Street for Emergency entry.
ED clerical team (03) 9231 4364 Use for ED clerical contact, not for immediate emergency response.
ED administrative enquiries (03) 9231 4388 Use for non-urgent administrative ED questions.
Patient enquiries (03) 9231 2211 Use switchboard for patient enquiries, ward transfers or service directions.
Medical imaging results (03) 9231 4280 Use only for imaging-result enquiries as directed by St Vincent’s.
Pathology results (03) 9231 2888 Use only when appropriate for pathology result enquiries.
Psychiatric triage / CATS referrals 1300 558 862 Acute 24-hour GP help and psychiatric triage/CATS referral contact listed by St Vincent’s.

Micro guide: what happens in Emergency

Step What it means What you should do
1. Arrival Patients may arrive by ambulance, referral or self-presentation. Give the main problem, when it started, allergies, medicines and major medical history.
2. Triage The patient guide says Emergency patients are sorted into a category based on urgency, and the most unwell or injured patients are treated first. Tell staff if symptoms worsen while waiting.
3. Tests and treatment The Emergency Department organises investigations, treatment and consultations once you are assessed. Ask what test is being done, how long it may take and who to contact for updates.
4. Admission decision If you need inpatient admission, a bed may not be available straight away if the hospital is busy. Ask whether you are waiting for a ward bed, short-stay area, discharge plan or specialist review.
5. Going home or admission Staff will explain discharge, admission or follow-up when available. Before leaving, ask for warning signs, medicines, follow-up plan and who to call if worse.

Specialist Clinics appointments, referrals and booking changes

St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics are for patients referred to specialist doctors, allied health professionals or nurses for a specific health problem. A referral from a GP or another doctor is needed before attending.

Specialist Clinics contact

Appointment process

  • Your GP or doctor sends a referral.
  • The referral helps St Vincent’s decide appointment urgency.
  • You may receive an appointment letter or waiting-list letter.
  • You may receive an SMS reminder if a mobile number was provided.
  • Clinics run only on certain days, at allocated times and locations.

How to change or cancel your appointment

Situation Best action Important note
You cannot attend and appointment is not this week Email svhm.specialistclinics@svha.org.au or use the official appointment change form. St Vincent’s says confirmation will be sent within 10 working days.
Your appointment is this week Call (03) 9231 3475. Calling is better for urgent same-week appointment changes.
You need an interpreter Ask your doctor to request an interpreter in the referral, or request one when making the appointment. Interpreter requests should be made early so the booking can be arranged.
You are running late Call the clinic number or the number on your appointment letter. Clinic availability is limited and another date may not be immediate.
Your contact details changed Email or call Specialist Clinics. Outdated phone/postal details can cause you to miss appointment letters or SMS reminders.

What to bring to Specialist Clinics

Documents and cards

  • Appointment letter.
  • Medicare card.
  • Concession card, if relevant.
  • Private insurance details, if relevant.
  • GP contact details.
  • Interpreter request details, if already arranged.

Health information

  • Current medicines you are taking.
  • Relevant test results.
  • X-rays, CT, ultrasound, MRI or other imaging if requested.
  • Allergy information.
  • Questions you want to ask the specialist.
  • Food, medication or personal items you may need while waiting.
Waiting-time tip: St Vincent’s says some patient appointments take longer than others, which can create clinic delays. Bring medicines, food if suitable, and allow extra time so you are not rushed.

Hospital departments, diagnostics and patient care services

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne is a major teaching, research and tertiary referral centre providing acute and chronic medical and surgical services, with specialist clinics and hospital-based support services across the Fitzroy campus and other sites.

Service / department area Patient-useful detail Action to take
Emergency Care Centre Emergency care for referred and self-presenting patients, entry via Princes Street. Call 000 for life-threatening symptoms.
Specialist Clinics Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. Appointments require referral. Call (03) 9231 3475 or email the clinic for appointment changes.
Medical Imaging Public hospital Medical Imaging is on the ground floor, Building A, 41 Victoria Parade. Phone (03) 9231 4300. Ask whether imaging is before your clinic appointment.
Private Radiology Basement Level, Building B, 55 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. Phone (03) 9231 1000. Check costs and referral details.
MRI Basement Building C, 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. Phone (03) 9231 3056. Confirm preparation instructions.
Pathology Pathology result enquiries are listed through St Vincent’s Pathology. Phone (03) 9231 2888 where appropriate.
Mental Health Some areas such as Mental Health Services have additional rights and responsibilities. Ask staff for the specific information for that service.
Hospital in the Home St Vincent’s at Home/HITH is an admitted service providing medical care at home for eligible patients. Patients under this service remain inpatients; ask the HITH team about GP/Medicare implications.
Aboriginal Health Unit The Aboriginal Health Unit supports cultural events, partnerships, training, research and cadetships. Phone (03) 9231 4283 if you need Aboriginal Health Unit contact.
Aboriginal Hospital Liaison Officers Liaison Officers are available Monday to Friday and work with care teams. Ask staff to call them, or leave a message on (03) 9231 3436.
Accommodation Liaison Officer Helps rural, regional and interstate patients/families with accommodation information and possible government rebates. Phone (03) 9231 2268.
Deaf and hard of hearing support Speech pathologists and Auslan interpreters can be accessed on request. Ask staff to contact Speech Pathology or request support when booking.

St Vincent’s Fitzroy parking, fees, concessions and accessible bays

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne has two public car parks on campus and staff-only parking on Victoria Parade. Patients and visitors should use Parking 1 or Parking 2 unless instructed otherwise.

Parking area Spaces and access Best for
Parking 1, Building A Main Hospital 197 car spaces and 6 disabled car spaces. Access to basement Building A via Fitzroy Street, on your left. Operational hours: 6:30am-9:00pm, with 24/7 card access. Main hospital, wards, Emergency-adjacent hospital access and Building A appointments.
Parking 2, Fitzroy Street 394 car spaces and 2 disabled car spaces. Access via Fitzroy Street on your right. Fitzroy Street is one-way with access via Victoria Parade. Operational hours: 6:30am-10:45pm, with access card 24/7. Patients, visitors and staff for St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and St Vincent’s Private Hospital.
Victoria Parade staff car park 692 spaces and 6 disabled spaces. Access via 93 Victoria Parade. Staff only. Do not plan visitor parking here.
Fitzroy Car Park Office Located in basement of Building A Main Hospital. Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00am-9:00pm; Saturday-Sunday 9:00am-5:00pm.
Pay stations Pay before returning to your vehicle and exiting the hospital car parks. Pay stations are next to lifts on the lower level of each car park. Cash and credit card are listed; Mastercard and Visa only, no EFTPOS.

Visitor parking fees effective 1 July 2026

Parking duration Weekday fee Weekend / public holiday fee
0-1 hour$12.00$6.00
1-2 hours$20.00$12.00
2-3 hours$24.00$15.00 maximum
3-4 hours$26.00$15.00 maximum
4-5 hours$28.00$15.00 maximum
5-6 hours$30.00$15.00 maximum
6+ hours$32.00 maximum$15.00 maximum
Pension card concession$11.00$11.00

Concession and accessible parking details

  • Pension card holders can receive the $11 concession rate by showing a Pensioner Concession Card at the Cashier’s office in the Underground Car Park.
  • Patients and carers with financial hardship due to length of hospitalisation or other financial issues should apply to social work or the Nurse Unit Manager for concession consideration.
  • Accessible parking is listed in the Fitzroy Street multilevel car park, Fitzroy Street, Princes Street, Regent Street and Victoria Parade.
  • Fitzroy campus also provides bicycle parking in the small open area near the boom gates on Victoria Parade.
Parking tip: Specialist Clinics are in Building D at 35 Victoria Parade. If someone is dropping you off, use the Building D front pick-up/drop-off zone; there is a boom gate where you press a button and speak to staff.

Tram, train, bus, taxi and drop-off access

Transport option Official detail How to use it
Trams at Nicholson Street / Victoria Parade Routes 86 and 96 stop at the corner of Nicholson Street and Victoria Parade. Useful for Building A, Emergency and campus access.
St Vincent’s Plaza tram stop Routes 11, 24, 30, 42, 109 and 112 stop at St Vincent’s Plaza on Victoria Parade. Useful for main hospital and Building D Specialist Clinics.
Train Closest station is Parliament Station. Use the Lonsdale Street exit. There is a lift at Parliament Station at the Lonsdale Street exit; it is about a 10-minute walk to St Vincent’s.
Bus Buses 302-305, 309, 318, 350, 402, 684 and 905-908 stop on Victoria Parade near St Vincent’s. Check the latest route timing before travelling.
Taxi to Specialist Clinics Ask the taxi driver to drop you at Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. There is a free taxi phone near Specialist Clinics reception.
Building D drop-off Pick-up/drop-off zone is at the front of Building D on Victoria Parade. Press the boom gate button and speak to staff; they will open the gate.
Bicycle parking Provided in the small open area near the boom gates on Victoria Parade. Use a secure lock and check hospital signage.

Visiting hours, ward exceptions and when to check first

Area Visiting time Conditions / exceptions
Fitzroy campus all wards 11:00am-8:00pm, 7 days a week After-hours visiting needs ADON/ANUM or NUM approval.
Emergency 24/7 One person per patient.
Intensive Care To be negotiated with NIC/ANUM Depends on patient criticality. Call before travelling.
St Augustine’s No visitors Corrections Victoria approval only.
Mental Health AIS 2:00pm-4:00pm and 6:00pm-8:00pm All visitors sign in at reception.
6 West Oncology, Haematology, Palliative Care 11:00am-8:00pm After-hours or overnight stay requires NUM/ANUM or ADON approval.
St George’s Health Service Kew 11:00am-8:00pm, 7 days a week After-hours or overnight stay needs approval.
Caritas Christi Kew 11:00am-8:00pm, 7 days a week Check ward/unit before visiting.
Residential aged care service 11:00am-8:00pm, 7 days a week After-hours requires approval.
Visitor tip: flowers are not allowed in some patient areas, including ICU. Ask staff for other gift options before buying flowers.

Medicare, overseas visitors and hospital costs

Public patient with Medicare

St Vincent’s is a public healthcare facility. Patients must show a valid Medicare card at registration or presentation to receive eligible public services free of charge.

Medicare-ineligible patients

Overseas visitors not covered by a Reciprocal Health Care Agreement, not verified as an asylum seeker/refugee and not receiving care specifically for tuberculosis may need to pay all costs of treatment.

Payment expectation

Full payment is expected before admission for scheduled elective treatment or outpatient services, and before discharge for Emergency presentations or emergency admissions.

Account contacts

Public hospital patient accounts: (03) 9231 2879 or patient.accounts@svhm.org.au. Overseas patient queries: overseaspatients@svhm.org.au.

Medicare-ineligible fee schedule effective March 2025

Service or charge Fee listed by St Vincent’s
Emergency Department attendance, facility fee and treatment$600.00
Emergency Department short stay accommodation$1,380.00
Inpatient accommodation, medical, per day$1,610.00
Inpatient accommodation, surgical, per day$1,840.00
Advanced surgical accommodation, per day$2,300.00
Rehabilitation and psychiatric, per day$1,725.00
Coronary Care Unit, per night$3,220.00
Intensive Care Unit, per night$4,945.00
Dialysis and chemotherapy, per day$1,610.00; high-cost drugs may incur additional costs
Hospital in the Home, per day$690.00
Standard outpatient consultation, in person or telehealth$385.25
Allied health, in person or telehealth$201.25
Interpreter fee$138.00-$575.00
ProsthesisAs per supplier cost
Medical imagingCMBS + 15%
PathologyCMBS + 15%
Administration fee for additional paperwork$20.00-$100.00

Reciprocal Health Care countries listed by St Vincent’s

St Vincent’s lists the following reciprocal-rights countries: UK, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, New Zealand, Slovenia, Malta for treatment up to 6 months after arrival, and Italy for treatment up to 6 months after arrival.

Cost safety: fees are subject to change without notice. If you are overseas, private, not verified for Medicare, using travel insurance or planning elective care, contact accounts before treatment where possible.

Interpreter, Aboriginal liaison, accessibility and patient support

Interpreter services

  • St Vincent’s provides free, confidential interpreting for eligible patients.
  • Staff interpreters provide Greek, Chinese including Mandarin, Cantonese and Hakka, Vietnamese, Italian and Arabic.
  • Other languages are available on request.
  • Book through staff, call (03) 9231 3475 or email svhm.specialistclinics@svha.org.au.
  • If you cancel an appointment, cancel the interpreter booking as well.

Deaf and hard of hearing support

  • Speech pathologists and Auslan interpreters can be accessed on request.
  • A speech pathologist may check hearing aids, check hearing, loan a hearing device, or loan telephone/headphone support.
  • Ask staff to contact Speech Pathology if you need help communicating.

Aboriginal support

  • Aboriginal Hospital Liaison Officers are available Monday to Friday.
  • Ask a staff member to call them if you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander patient or family member.
  • Aboriginal Health Unit: (03) 9231 4283.
  • Liaison Officer message phone: (03) 9231 3436.

Accommodation help

  • Accommodation Liaison Officer helps rural, regional and interstate patients and families.
  • They can provide local accommodation information and possible government rebate guidance.
  • Phone: (03) 9231 2268.

Practical patient and visitor details from the official patient guide

Topic Official patient-guide detail Practical action
Allergies Tell your nurse if you have allergies to foods, medications, latex, tapes or dressings. Allergy information is recorded as an alert on your medical record. Repeat allergy details whenever medicines, food or dressings are being discussed.
Alcohol Alcohol is not available at St Vincent’s campuses and should not be brought onto hospital grounds or locations. Do not bring alcohol when visiting or staying.
Electrical appliances Personal electrical appliances such as hair-dryers, radios and chargers must be tested by the hospital electrician before use. Tell the care team about any appliance you bring.
Cafes and shops Fitzroy campus has cafes, a Commonwealth Bank branch and ATM, florist, pharmacy and newsagent with drycleaner and Tattslotto service. Ask reception for the closest cafe/shop because campus locations vary by building.
Laundry Patients should make their own laundry arrangements. If nobody can do washing, tell staff. Bring minimal clothing and arrange family/carer help if admitted.
Meals Breakfast is normally 7:00am-8:00am, lunch 11:30am-12:30pm and dinner 5:00pm-6:00pm. Tell staff about allergies, dietary needs or religious/cultural food requirements.
Food brought in St Vincent’s cannot accept responsibility for food brought from outside. Perishable food must be consumed straight away or it will be thrown out. Ask staff before bringing food, especially for patients with infection, surgery, swallowing, diabetes or nutrition restrictions.
Mail to patients Mail is delivered every working day and can be addressed to patient name, floor if known, Main Hospital, St Vincent’s PO Box 2900, Fitzroy VIC 3065. Include patient name and ward/floor if known.
Free Wi-Fi Free wireless internet is available in Café Vincent, Caritas Christi and St George’s Health Service. Username listed: STV_Guest, no password required. Ask staff if Wi-Fi details have changed.
Smoking St Vincent’s is a smoke-free hospital and smoking is not permitted in buildings or certain hospital-ground areas. If this may be difficult during your stay, speak to medical, nursing or pharmacy staff.

Patient feedback, complaints and representative support

St Vincent’s encourages patients and families to share feedback about care. Patient Representative Officers can help resolve issues or concerns about care experienced at St Vincent’s.

Need Action Useful note
Immediate concern during care Speak to the nurse, doctor, ward clerk, Nurse Unit Manager or care team. Many problems can be fixed faster while you are still at the hospital.
Care concern not resolved Ask for Patient Representative Officers. They are available to help resolve issues and concerns about care.
Share a compliment or complaint Use the official “Share Your Experiences” feedback pathway. Include dates, ward/clinic, patient name where appropriate and contact details if you want a response.
Patient survey You may be contacted by phone or email after returning home. Surveys help St Vincent’s understand what works well and what should improve.
Medical records Use official St Vincent’s medical record access pathways. Formal access may require identity verification and may not be handled by the ward directly.

Questions to ask before visiting St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne

For appointments

  • “Is my appointment in Building D at 35 Victoria Parade or another building?”
  • “Do I need a current GP or doctor referral?”
  • “Should I bring test results, X-rays, CT, ultrasound or MRI images?”
  • “Will I need blood tests, imaging or another clinic on the same day?”
  • “Is an interpreter already booked for my appointment?”
  • “What should I do if I cannot attend this week?”

For travel, cost and visiting

  • “Should I use Parking 1, Parking 2, drop-off at Building D or public transport?”
  • “Am I eligible for pensioner or hardship parking concession?”
  • “Is the patient in a ward with normal visiting hours or an exception area?”
  • “Can I bring flowers, food or a personal electrical appliance?”
  • “If I do not have Medicare, what fee applies before treatment or discharge?”
  • “Can Aboriginal liaison, accommodation help, Auslan or speech support be arranged?”

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne FAQs

What is the address of St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne?

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne is located at 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia.

What is the main phone number for St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne?

The main switchboard phone number for St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne is (03) 9231 2211.

Where is the St Vincent’s Emergency Department entrance?

St Vincent’s Emergency Department is at 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy. The Emergency Department entrance is via Princes Street.

How do I contact St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics?

St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics can be contacted on (03) 9231 3475 between 9:00am and 4:00pm weekdays, or by email at svhm.specialistclinics@svha.org.au.

Where are St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics located?

St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics are located in Building D, 35 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy.

Do I need a referral for St Vincent’s Specialist Clinics?

Yes. St Vincent’s says you need a referral from your GP or another doctor to attend Specialist Clinics.

What are St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne visiting hours?

From Monday 4 May 2026, standard Fitzroy campus ward visiting hours are 11:00am to 8:00pm, 7 days a week. Emergency, ICU, Mental Health AIS and some specialty areas have different rules.

How much is parking at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne?

From 1 July 2026, weekday visitor parking is listed from $12 for 0 to 1 hour up to a $32 maximum for 6 or more hours. Weekend and public holiday parking is listed from $6 for 0 to 1 hour up to a $15 maximum for 2 or more hours.

Does St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne have interpreter services?

Yes. St Vincent’s provides free, confidential interpreter services for eligible patients. You can request an interpreter through staff, by calling (03) 9231 3475 or by emailing svhm.specialistclinics@svha.org.au.

What should I bring to a Specialist Clinics appointment?

Bring your appointment letter, Medicare card, current medications, relevant test results or X-rays, your GP contact details and questions you want to ask the specialist.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne pages and patient PDF information for contact details, hospital sites, Emergency Department, Specialist Clinics, visitor parking, transport, visiting hours, interpreter support, Medicare-ineligible costs, Aboriginal liaison, accommodation help and practical patient facilities.

Hospital phone numbers, parking fees, visiting hours, clinic days, interpreter rules, Medicare-ineligible charges and campus access can change. Confirm appointment-specific or urgent details directly with St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne before travelling.

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

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