Tweed Valley Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

Public hospital • Northern NSW Local Health District

Tweed Valley Hospital address, appointments and contact guide

Tweed Valley Hospital is the newer public hospital serving the Tweed-Byron community from Cudgen, near Kingscliff. This guide gives patients and visitors the useful basics first: current address, switchboard, Emergency guidance, appointment steps, cancer-care contacts, parking and transport planning, visiting tips and official NSW Health links.

For life-threatening symptoms or immediate danger, call 000.
Do not wait for a clinic callback, website update or appointment letter if the situation is urgent.

Verified address, map and main details

Hospital name: Tweed Valley Hospital
Location: 771 Cudgen Road, Cudgen NSW 2487
Local health district: Northern NSW Local Health District
Main phone: (02) 6677 2000
Opened: The NSW Government project page states the new hospital opened to patients in May 2024.
Important note: Use the Cudgen address for current hospital travel. Older Tweed Hospital listings may still appear online, so confirm the address before you leave.

Choose the right contact route

Emergency now

Call 000 for serious or life-threatening illness, injury, chest pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke symptoms, major bleeding or immediate danger.

Main hospital enquiry

For general hospital contact, ward transfer or department direction, call Tweed Valley Hospital switchboard on (02) 6677 2000.

Appointment letter

If you already have a clinic booking, use the phone number, arrival time, building entry and preparation instructions shown on your latest letter or SMS.

Cancer care

Canrefer lists Tweed Valley Cancer Care and Haematology Unit contacts, including Cancer Unit phone (02) 6677 3065.

Transport

Transport NSW lists route 609, Murwillumbah to Kingscliff via Tweed Valley Hospital. Check the live timetable before travelling.

Feedback

Healthdirect lists the consumer relations email as NNSWLHD-ConsumerRelations@health.nsw.gov.au.

Appointments: simple step-by-step route

Tweed Valley Hospital does not have one single public booking button for every service. The correct path depends on whether you need Emergency care, a specialist outpatient clinic, a planned admission, cancer treatment, maternity-related care or a ward contact.

Start with your referral or existing appointment letter. If a GP, specialist or another hospital referred you, follow the referral pathway they gave you. If you already have a hospital letter or SMS, that document should be treated as the most specific source for clinic time, entry point and preparation.

Use the official NSW Health hospital listing to confirm the hospital details. Open the Healthdirect Tweed Valley Hospital listing to check the current address, phone and basic service information before calling or travelling.

For general clinic direction, call the switchboard. If your letter does not show a direct clinic number, call (02) 6677 2000 and ask for the correct clinic, ward or outpatient service. Have the patient name, date of birth, Medicare number and referral/letter details ready.

For cancer services, use the cancer-care referral details. Canrefer lists Tweed Valley Hospital as providing cancer surgery, chemotherapy, haematology and radiation therapy. It says the preferred referral method is HealthLink eReferral, and lists the cancer-care referral email as NNSWLHD-TWE-cancercarereferrals@health.nsw.gov.au.

Before leaving home, check travel and parking. Search the current Transport NSW timetable for route 609, or use the map to plan your drive to 771 Cudgen Road. Allow extra time for parking, walking to the right entry and hospital check-in.

If you cannot attend, contact the clinic early. Use the number on your appointment letter first. If you cannot find it, call the main switchboard and ask to be transferred to the relevant clinic so the hospital can advise whether the appointment can be changed.

For a larger NSW public hospital comparison, see the Westmead Hospital Sydney guide. For another Northern NSW public hospital, the Lismore Base Hospital guide may help users compare appointment and contact pathways.

Emergency, urgent care and what to bring

When it is serious

Call 000 for life-threatening or time-critical symptoms. For urgent but not immediately life-threatening health advice, Healthdirect is available on 1800 022 222.

Bring Medicare card, photo ID and any appointment or discharge paperwork if safe to do so.
Bring a current medication list, including dose and timing.
Tell triage staff if pain, breathing, weakness, confusion, bleeding or other symptoms worsen while waiting.
For children, pregnancy-related concerns or complex conditions, follow the advice from your treating clinician or call 000 if urgent.

Hospital capability

The NSW Government project page says the hospital delivered expanded emergency capacity, more beds, expanded outpatient services, 12 operating theatres, interventional cardiology, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, renal dialysis, ambulatory care and new cancer-care facilities.

This does not mean every service accepts walk-ins. Use Emergency for urgent illness or injury, and use referral/clinic instructions for planned specialist care.

Parking, public transport and arrival tips

Driving

Use 771 Cudgen Road, Cudgen NSW 2487 in your maps app. If you have an appointment letter, check whether it names a specific entry, clinic or drop-off point.

Parking

The NSW Government project scope includes campus roads and car park. Check current on-site signs for parking zones, limits and any payment rules because fees and access arrangements can change.

Bus route

Transport NSW lists route 609, Murwillumbah to Kingscliff via Tweed Valley Hospital. Open the official timetable before travel because regional bus times can vary by day.

Drop-off

If you are dropping off a patient, use the signed hospital drop-off and pickup areas. Do not park in nearby private business car parks unless you are a customer there.

Arrival time

For clinics and procedures, arrive with enough time to park, find the department, check in and complete any paperwork. Follow the arrival time printed on your letter.

Accessibility

If mobility, language, hearing or carer support is needed, call the relevant clinic or switchboard before the appointment so staff can guide you to the right entrance or service.

For another NSW public hospital travel-style guide, see the Maitland Hospital guide. For a large tertiary hospital with more complex specialist pathways, see the John Hunter Hospital guide.

Useful services and patient support

Tweed Valley Hospital was built to increase local hospital capacity for the growing Tweed-Byron community. The NSW Government project page says the hospital includes 430 overnight and day-only beds, expanded emergency and outpatient services, 12 operating theatres, interventional cardiology, renal dialysis, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and a PET-CT suite.

Cancer care: Canrefer lists cancer surgery, chemotherapy, haematology and radiation therapy at Tweed Valley Hospital.
Outpatients: expanded outpatient services are part of the official hospital development scope.
Interpreter support: NSW public health services can arrange interpreting support; ask the clinic or ward before the visit where possible.
Patient concerns: speak with the ward, clinic or manager first where safe and appropriate, then use consumer relations if the concern needs formal follow-up.

Official NSW Government hospital development page Healthdirect Tweed Valley Hospital listing Canrefer Tweed Valley Hospital cancer-care information Transport NSW route 609 via Tweed Valley Hospital NSW Health Northern NSW Local Health District page

Tweed Valley Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Tweed Valley Hospital?

Tweed Valley Hospital is at 771 Cudgen Road, Cudgen NSW 2487.

What is the main phone number?

The main switchboard phone number is (02) 6677 2000.

Is Tweed Valley Hospital a public hospital?

Yes. Tweed Valley Hospital is a NSW public hospital in the Northern NSW Local Health District.

When did Tweed Valley Hospital open?

The official NSW Government project page says the new hospital opened to patients in May 2024.

How do I book or confirm an appointment?

Use your referral, appointment letter or SMS first. If you do not have a direct clinic number, call the switchboard on (02) 6677 2000 and ask for the relevant clinic or department.

Does Tweed Valley Hospital provide cancer care?

Yes. Canrefer lists Tweed Valley Hospital as providing cancer surgery, chemotherapy, haematology and radiation therapy. It also lists Tweed Valley Cancer Care and Haematology Unit contact details.

What is the Cancer Unit phone number?

Canrefer lists the Cancer Unit phone as (02) 6677 3065. The main hospital switchboard remains (02) 6677 2000.

Can I get there by bus?

Yes. Transport NSW lists route 609, Murwillumbah to Kingscliff via Tweed Valley Hospital. Check the live timetable before travel.

Where should I check parking details?

Use current on-site parking signs and hospital instructions. Parking zones, time limits and payment rules can change, so avoid relying on old online comments or outdated maps.

Is Tweed Valley Hospital the same as the old Tweed Hospital?

No. This guide is for the current Tweed Valley Hospital at 771 Cudgen Road, Cudgen. Always use the current address when travelling for hospital care.

Source and safety note

This independent guide summarises practical information from official NSW Government, NSW Health, Healthdirect, Transport NSW and Canrefer pages. It is not the hospital’s booking system and is not medical advice. Always follow your own appointment letter, clinician instructions and current hospital guidance.