Auchenflower private hospital visit planner
Wesley Hospital admissions, Emergency Centre, appointments, parking, map and patient costs
The Wesley Hospital is a large private, not-for-profit hospital in Auchenflower, Brisbane, operated as part of UnitingCare. This guide is built for patients, carers, parents, visitors and drivers who need practical answers before they call, book, register admission, attend the Emergency Centre, park, visit a ward, check costs or prepare for surgery.
The important official details are included inside this page first. Use the official links later mainly when you need to complete an action: register admission, find a doctor, check parking rates, pay an account, view the map, contact the Emergency Centre, or ask the hospital directly.
For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. The Wesley Emergency Centre is private and has out-of-pocket costs, so call 000 first if symptoms are serious or rapidly worsening.
1. Choose pathway
Emergency, specialist appointment, admission, day surgery, maternity or visitor.
2. Confirm cost
Health fund, excess, Emergency fee, self-funded quote or accounts.
3. Register
Online admission, hospital registration team or specialist referral.
4. Arrive
Chasely Street main entrance, car park, train, taxi or drop-off.
5. Go home safely
Day patient pickup, discharge plan, scripts and GP follow-up.
Fast action: address, phone numbers and what to do first
Main hospital
The Wesley Hospital
451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower QLD 4066
Main entrance: Chasely Street
| User need | Best action | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening symptoms | Call 000 | Use 000 for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, collapse, major injury, severe breathing difficulty, major bleeding, poisoning or severe allergic reaction. |
| Private Emergency Centre | Call 07 3232 7333 or attend via Chasely Street | The centre is open 24/7 and treats patients of all ages. Private health insurers do not cover Emergency visit costs. |
| General hospital enquiry | 07 3232 7000 | Use for switchboard, ward connection, general enquiries, visitor questions or if unsure which team you need. |
| Admission registration | 07 3232 7777 | Online admission registration usually takes about 20-30 minutes. Call the registration team for help. |
| Day surgery reception | 07 3232 7242 | Use if your paperwork or specialist instructions refer to day surgery. |
| Pre-Admission Clinic | 07 3232 7316 | Overnight patients may need nursing assessment, tests or phone interview before surgery. |
| Patient accounts / fees | 07 3232 7800 | Ask about excess, co-payment, hospital account, self-funded care or separate bills. |
| Parking issue | 07 3232 7214 | Contact Security for parking enquiries or press the intercom on a pay station. |
| Postal address | PO Box 499, Toowong QLD 4066 | Use postal address for mail only. For visiting, use Auchenflower / Chasely Street directions. |
Wesley Hospital map, Chasely Street entrance and patient video
The hospital’s street address is 451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower QLD 4066, but the main public entrance is on Chasely Street. The official map shows the Emergency Centre, admissions lounge, reception, security, chapel, inpatient pharmacy, I-MED Radiology, outpatient pharmacy, Wesley Medical Centre, Sandford Jackson Building, wards, toilets and the car park.
Map micro-guide: use Chasely Street for the main entrance, two-minute drop-off and pickup. Use the car park entrance at the corner of Lang Parade and Chasely Street for longer parking. The car park links to the hospital at car park Level 7, and Wesley notes an approximately 350-metre walk to the admissions area.
Official Wesley patient preparation video
This official Wesley Hospital video is useful for patients preparing for admission or surgery. It is embedded for practical preparation only; the article does not add VideoObject schema because a verified full upload date was not available.
Appointments, doctor referrals, admissions and registration
Wesley is a private hospital, so many planned appointments begin with a specialist or Visiting Medical Practitioner, not a public outpatient queue. If you already have a procedure date, your key task is usually to register your hospital admission and confirm health fund or payment details.
If you need a specialist appointment
- Ask your GP for a referral to a Wesley-accredited specialist or use Wesley’s official “Find a doctor” tool.
- Book with the specialist’s rooms, not only the hospital switchboard.
- Ask whether the consultation, imaging, procedure, hospital admission and anaesthetist are billed separately.
- Confirm whether your private health fund covers the planned admission.
- Register the hospital admission online once your specialist or hospital provides instructions.
If you already have a procedure date
- Use the Wesley online admission booking system.
- Allow about 20-30 minutes for online registration.
- Call 07 3232 7777 if you need registration help.
- Check health fund excess, co-payment and exclusions before arriving.
- Bring payment card because outstanding excess or co-payment may be collected at admission.
Useful Wesley appointment and service contacts
| Service / task | Contact | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital registrations | 07 3232 7777 | Admission booking and online registration help. |
| Day surgery reception | 07 3232 7242 | Day surgery arrival and reception questions. |
| Endoscopy Clinic | 07 3232 7243 | Endoscopy-related clinic enquiries. |
| I-MED Radiology | 07 3371 9588 | Imaging appointment and radiology billing questions. |
| Pain Management Program | 07 3232 6191 | Pain management program enquiries. |
| Rehabilitation Services | 07 3232 6190 | Rehab and cardiac rehabilitation enquiries. |
| Wesley Breast Clinic | 07 3232 7246 | Breast clinic appointment and service enquiries. |
| Breast Clinic GP referral contact | 07 3232 7202 | GP referral pathway; urgent GP hotline is 07 3232 7085. |
| Choices Cancer Support Centre | 07 3232 7064 | Cancer support centre enquiries. |
| Wesley Palliative Care | 07 3232 7043 | Palliative care service enquiries. |
Appointment safety: a hospital page may list a service, but your exact appointment is often controlled by the specialist rooms or clinic listed on your paperwork. Always use the number on your booking letter if it differs from a general hospital number.
Wesley Emergency Centre: access, fees and what to expect
The Wesley Emergency Centre is available 24/7, but it is a private emergency service with out-of-pocket costs. Call 000 for life-threatening emergencies.
| Emergency Centre phone | 07 3232 7333 |
|---|---|
| Hours | 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. |
| Who can attend? | Patients of all ages may attend independently, be referred by a GP, or arrive via Queensland Ambulance Service. |
| Where to go | Access the Emergency Centre via the front entrance on Chasely Street. |
| Assessment | On arrival, an experienced emergency nurse triages the patient, then a doctor assesses and treats the patient. |
| Admission | If needed, admission to The Wesley Hospital can be arranged directly from the Emergency Centre. |
| Visitors in Emergency | Family and friends are generally welcome unless restrictions apply; Wesley asks visitors to limit numbers to two at a time. |
Emergency Centre out-of-pocket costs
| Emergency cost item | Official detail | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| In-hours out-of-pocket cost after Medicare rebate | $300, including facility fee, Monday-Friday 08:00-18:00. | Ask at entry if unsure what is included. |
| Out-of-hours out-of-pocket cost after Medicare rebate | $325, including facility fee, all other times including weekends and public holidays. | Private health insurers do not cover Emergency visits. |
| Doctor / procedure fees | Consultation and any procedure fees are determined by the Emergency Centre doctor after review. | Costs can depend on what care is required. |
| Separate possible bills | Other treating doctors, pathology, diagnostic imaging, pharmacy, non-staff allied health, medical aids such as crutches or splints. | These providers set their own fees and may bill separately. |
| If admitted | Further fees may apply and should be discussed as needed. | Check health fund cover and admission costs if Emergency leads to admission. |
Emergency micro-steps
- Call 000 first for life-threatening symptoms.
- If attending Wesley Emergency Centre, use Chasely Street access.
- Bring Medicare card, ID, medicine list, allergy details and payment card if safe.
- Tell triage if symptoms change while waiting.
- Do not eat or drink while waiting unless staff say it is okay, because tests or procedures may be needed.
- On discharge, ask for scripts, referral letters, instructions, medical certificates or WorkCover details if relevant.
Admission day, day surgery and pre-admission checklist
Wesley’s admission process is designed around your procedure and theatre time. Patients are admitted according to procedure scheduling, so arriving early does not always mean being seen earlier.
Before admission
- Register your admission online after the hospital or specialist gives instructions.
- If staying overnight, contact the Wesley Pre-Admission Clinic on 07 3232 7316 after registration.
- Ask your health fund whether the admission is covered.
- Ask your specialist, anaesthetist and assistant about separate fees.
- Arrange transport home before procedure day.
On admission day
- Bathe or shower before arriving.
- Do not apply deodorant, powders or creams if instructed for surgery.
- Do not wear make-up, nail polish or jewellery; remove piercings.
- Do not smoke or drink alcohol for 24 hours before surgery.
- Wear comfortable clothes.
- Use the main entrance at 40 Chasely Street for drop-off and admission.
What happens when you arrive?
| Step | What Wesley says happens | Patient tip |
|---|---|---|
| Drop-off | Patients can be dropped off and collected from the main hospital entrance at 40 Chasely Street, Auchenflower. | Use short drop-off only; longer visits should use the car park. |
| Volunteer help | A volunteer greets patients and directs them to the Admission Desk. | Ask for directions if you have mobility, anxiety or wayfinding concerns. |
| Admission Desk | Admissions staff register attendance and manage timing around theatre scheduling. | Have ID, Medicare, health fund details and payment card ready. |
| Payment | Outstanding excess or co-payment may be collected. Credit card, EFTPOS and cash are listed. | Confirm daily limits with your card provider if a large excess may be due. |
| Medical admission | If admitted for medical reasons or before the day of surgery, staff arrange ward escort when accommodation is available. | Ask when family can visit and whether room type is confirmed. |
| Day-of-surgery admission | Volunteer escorts patients to Day of Surgery Unit, then nursing staff prepare patients for procedure. | Your surgeon and anaesthetist may visit before the procedure. |
Day patient rules that matter
- Arrange a responsible person to collect you and take you home after the procedure.
- That person should stay with you for the first 24 hours after day surgery.
- Do not drive in the first 24 hours after surgery.
- Public transport is not considered a safe choice for transport home after discharge from hospital.
- Do not sign contracts or make important decisions for 24 hours after the procedure.
- Use the designated day patient pick-up car parking area at the front entrance for short-term pickup.
What to bring to Wesley Hospital
Documents and payment
- Doctor’s letters, reports, notes and consent forms.
- Relevant X-rays, scans and reports.
- Medicare card.
- Private health fund card and policy details.
- Credit or debit card for excess, co-payment or incidentals.
- Certified Power of Attorney or Advance Health Directive if applicable.
- Health fund pre-approval or written estimate if self-funded.
- Small amount of cash or coins for minor purchases if needed.
Medicines and health items
- Current medication list from pharmacy or GP.
- Medicines in original labelled packaging for the stay.
- Repeat scripts and authority scripts.
- Inhalers, creams, ointments, patches, eye drops, ear drops, injections and complementary medicines.
- Medication dose administration aid only if staff can verify contents and prescription details.
- Allergy information.
- CPAP machine and attachments if you use one at home and were advised to bring it.
Personal items
- One small secure bag or suitcase on wheels.
- Phone charger.
- Glasses, hearing aids with cases, walking stick or mobility aids.
- Nightwear, dressing gown, warm clothing and comfortable flat shoes or slippers.
- Toiletries.
- Reading material or quiet activity.
- Do not bring valuables or large sums of money.
Children and maternity
- Maternity booking can be registered online after pregnancy and obstetrician are confirmed.
- Maternity Unit enquiries: 07 3232 7432.
- Children should wear two-piece pyjamas or comfortable clothes and shower before coming in.
- Children may bring a toy.
- Bottle-fed infants need their formula supplied.
- For children under 16, one parent/carer should accompany the child to theatre and be available during recovery.
Valuables warning: Wesley says it does not take responsibility for personal belongings and valuables. Leave jewellery, large cash amounts and unnecessary items at home.
Parking, drop-off, train, bus, CityCat and taxi
The Wesley Hospital car park has 1,000 public parking spaces, is open 24 hours and is accessed from the corner of Lang Parade and Chasely Street. Disabled parking spaces are available on each car park level closest to the main hospital building.
Parking rates effective 1 July 2026
| Parking duration | Cost |
|---|---|
| 0-30 minutes | $6.80 |
| 30 minutes-1 hour | $14.60 |
| 1-1.5 hours | $21.20 |
| 1.5-2 hours | $24.40 |
| 2-2.5 hours | $25.40 |
| 2.5-3 hours | $26.40 |
| 3-4 hours | $28.60 |
| 4-5 hours | $30.60 |
| Over 5 hours per day | $32.00 |
| Single-day pass, multiple entries/exits for 24 hours from entry | $35.00 |
| 5-day pass, multiple entries/exits for 5 consecutive 24-hour periods from first entry | $122.00 |
Parking and transport micro-guide
| Option | Official detail | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Main drop-off | Two-minute drop-off and pick-up zone at the main entrance on Chasely Street. | Use only for quick drop-off/pick-up. For admission, the driver should move to the car park after unloading. |
| Car park access | Corner of Lang Parade and Chasely Street, Auchenflower. | Use for outpatient appointments, visitors and longer admission drop-off. |
| Car park payment | Ticketless parking; pay at Level 2 or Level 7 pay stations before exit, or by credit card at the boom gate. Tap and Go is available. | Keep your vehicle details/card ready because the system is ticketless. |
| Car park to admissions | Car park connects to the hospital at Level 7, with about 350 metres to the admissions area. | Ask volunteers on the walkway for directions if mobility or stress is an issue. |
| Accessible parking | Disabled parking spaces are on each car park level closest to the main hospital building. | Display the correct permit and allow time for the walk to admissions. |
| Train | Auchenflower Railway Station is on Richlands, Rosewood and Ipswich lines; travel from Roma Street is about five minutes. | Good option if you can manage the final walk and do not need post-sedation transport. |
| Bus | Buses stop on Coronation Drive; buses to the City and Toowong stop about every 10 minutes. | There is a steep walk from Coronation Drive to the Chasely Street entrance. |
| CityCat ferry | CityCat terminal is opposite the Regatta Hotel on Coronation Drive, about 20 minutes’ walk from the main entrance. | Also involves a steep walk up to the hospital. |
| Taxi | Taxi rank is at the main hospital entry. A Yellow Cabs direct free-call phone is in Main Reception. | Useful after discharge if you are not post-sedation; day surgery patients need a responsible adult escort. |
Fees, private health insurance, self-funded care and separate bills
Wesley is a private hospital. Costs can involve more than one provider: hospital, specialist, anaesthetist, surgical assistant, radiology, pathology, pharmacy and Emergency Centre. Confirm costs before admission, especially if you are uninsured, self-funded, international, or have a limited private health policy.
Ask your health fund
- Does my policy cover this admission?
- Do waiting periods or pre-existing condition rules apply?
- What is my hospital excess?
- Is there a co-payment for each night?
- Are prostheses, theatre, ICU, maternity or rehab covered?
- Are there any exclusions or restricted benefits?
Common separate costs
- I-MED Radiology may bill inpatient imaging separately.
- Wesley Emergency Centre bills separately if used before or after admission.
- Slade Pharmacy may invoice for discharge medicines not covered by your fund.
- Phone calls and extra meals for family/carers may be additional.
- Specialist, anaesthetist and surgical assistant fees may be separate.
Self-funded private hospital care
| Step | What it means | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Get referral | Ask your GP for referral to a Wesley specialist. | Ask the specialist if they accept self-funded patients. |
| 2. Get quote | Wesley can provide a hospital-related quote for procedure, accommodation and hospital fees. | Remember the hospital quote does not include every external provider. |
| 3. Plan payment | Payment is required in advance and before the procedure. | Ask about personal payment or eligible early super release pathways where relevant. |
| 4. Receive care | Once payment arrangements are in place, treatment can proceed. | Keep all estimates, receipts and consent documents together. |
Self-funded treatments commonly listed by Wesley
- Weight loss surgery, including gastric sleeve and gastric bypass.
- Joint replacement, including knee and hip replacement.
- Diagnostic procedures, including colonoscopy, gastroscopy and endoscopy.
- Eye surgery, including cataract procedures.
- Maternity care, including vaginal and caesarean birth.
Cost safety: private health insurers do not cover Wesley Emergency Centre visits. Emergency Centre, radiology, pathology, pharmacy, specialist and anaesthetist costs may be separate from hospital fees.
Visiting hours, family enquiries and ward rules
| Area | Visiting rule | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| General ward | 8am-8pm. | Call the switchboard before travelling if the patient recently moved wards. |
| Intensive Care Unit | 10am-2pm and 4pm-8pm. | ICU visitor rules can be stricter; call first if unsure. |
| Maternity | 8am-8pm, seven days. | Partners are welcome at any time. |
| Flowers | Not allowed in 2W, 4W or 3M ICU. | Ask the ward before bringing flowers, food or large gifts. |
| Family phone enquiries | Switchboard: 07 3232 7000. | Wesley recommends one nominated family member makes calls and shares updates. |
| Patient tracking | Wesley offers a patient tracker for theatre progress. | Use the official tracker if your loved one is in theatre and the hospital provides details. |
Visitor micro-steps
- Confirm the ward and visiting time before travelling.
- Use Chasely Street main entrance for most visits.
- If parking longer than five hours or making multiple entries, compare parking pass options.
- Nominate one family member to call the ward or switchboard for updates.
- Do not visit if unwell or if hospital restrictions apply.
Hospital services and what patients should confirm
The Wesley offers acute tertiary-level medical and surgical services with focus areas including cancer care, cardiac care, women’s and children’s care, orthopaedics and complex surgical care.
| Service area | Useful detail | What to confirm before attending |
|---|---|---|
| Wesley Emergency Centre | Private 24/7 emergency service for patients of all ages. | Costs, separate bills and whether 000 is safer. |
| Cardiac services | Listed as a key Wesley service area. | Specialist rooms, admission date, tests and cardiac rehabilitation pathway. |
| Maternity | Maternity booking can be registered online after pregnancy and obstetrician are confirmed. | Obstetrician, birth booking, health fund cover and maternity unit instructions. |
| Orthopaedics | Common self-funded examples include hip and knee replacement. | Surgeon, prostheses cover, rehab, home support and driving restrictions. |
| Breast Clinic | GP referral pathway is available; urgent GP hotline is listed for urgent referrals. | Referral, imaging, same-day results availability and clinic billing. |
| Cancer care | Includes cancer services and Choices Cancer Support Centre. | Treatment schedule, parking, support services and cost arrangements. |
| Robotic surgery | Wesley states it has a major robotic surgery program and Robotic Surgery Centre of Excellence accreditation. | Surgeon, procedure type, out-of-pocket estimates and expected length of stay. |
| Endoscopy | Endoscopy Clinic contact is listed separately. | Bowel prep, fasting, escort home and anaesthetic instructions. |
| Radiology / imaging | I-MED Radiology provides inpatient radiology services and bills separately. | Referral, booking, preparation, contrast and separate imaging cost. |
| Rehabilitation | Rehabilitation services and cardiac rehabilitation have dedicated contacts. | Length of stay, therapy schedule, health fund cover and discharge support. |
| Allied health | Listed as a Wesley service area. | Whether allied health is included, billed separately or arranged after discharge. |
First Nations support, pastoral care, international patients and feedback
| Support need | Official detail | Best action |
|---|---|---|
| First Nations support | First Nations staff support cultural and emotional wellbeing, liaison, advocacy, information, navigation and emotional support. | Speak to your treating team anytime, call 0448 092 680 during business hours Monday-Friday, text if needed, or email reconciliation@ucareqld.com.au. |
| 13YARN | Confidential crisis support line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, available 24/7. | Call 13 92 76. |
| Pastoral care | Chaplains provide emotional and spiritual support, rituals such as prayer, Holy Communion, anointing or blessing where wanted. | Ask ward staff to request a visit. Pastoral care is available Monday-Friday with an on-call emergency service. |
| Compassionate Companions | Volunteers provide conversation and companionship for vulnerable patients or patients approaching end of life. | Ask ward staff or pastoral care if suitable. |
| International patients | International Patient Services Unit coordinates acute care for non-Australian citizens currently residing outside Australia. | Your doctor should contact the unit with referral, medical report, radiology and pathology reports, especially if an insurer is paying. |
| Interpreter for international care | International Patient Services can arrange interpreters; TIS National may be used if a local interpreter cannot be found. | Ask before arrival if English support is needed. |
| Feedback / complaint | Wesley asks patients to raise concerns directly first where possible. Other avenues include Office of the Health Ombudsman and Private Health Insurance Ombudsman if not satisfied. | Use Wesley feedback page or call switchboard. OHO phone: 133 646. Private Health Insurance Ombudsman: 1300 362 072. |
| Immediate concern while in hospital | Wesley lists a dedicated “Let us know” phone number for concerns that need immediate action. | Call 1800 872 255 if concerns have not been resolved through normal staff escalation. |
Food, room service, ATM, Wi-Fi and hospital facilities
| Facility | Official detail | Useful for |
|---|---|---|
| Inpatient room service | Meals are available 6:30am-7pm daily, cooked to order and delivered within 45 minutes. | Inpatients choosing meals around clinical care. |
| Gown and Glove Restaurant | Level 1 next to Evan and Mary Thompson Auditorium; open 6am-7:15pm, seven days. | Hot/cold meals, barista coffee, snacks and seating. |
| espresso@thewesley | Main Reception area, Level 2; open 6am-4pm, Monday-Friday. | Coffee and quick purchases near reception. |
| SJ’s Bistro | Ground floor, Sandford Jackson Building; open 6:30am-4pm, Monday-Friday. | Visitors going to nearby specialist areas. |
| Rose Cafe | Ground floor of Wesley Medical Centre; open 6:30am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday. | Medical centre appointments and visitors. |
| Vending machines | Next to Wesley Emergency Centre and opposite main lifts on Level 1 and Level 3. | After-hours snacks and drinks. |
| ATM | Level 2 opposite I-MED Radiology. | Parking, small purchases or incidental costs. |
| Wi-Fi | Hospital Wi-Fi is available; log in as UCH_Guest. | Use personal devices, online forms, emails and family updates. |
| Smoking | Smoking is prohibited at Queensland public and private hospitals and health facilities, including five metres beyond boundaries. | Includes regular cigarettes and e-cigarette devices. |
Nearby accommodation, discharge planning and going home
Lang Parade Lodge
- About 200 metres from the hospital, corner of Cue Street and Lang Parade, Auchenflower.
- 25 motel-style rooms with microwave.
- Communal kitchens on both floors.
- Laundry facilities on site.
- Light continental breakfast included in tariff.
- Frozen meals available at motel reception.
- Phone: 07 3871 1780.
Discharge planning
- Discuss discharge needs early in admission.
- Complex discharge may involve Discharge Care Co-ordination and Social Workers.
- Routinely, Wesley aims for ward discharge readiness by 10am on discharge day.
- Arrange pickup at a suitable time with your nurse.
- Ask about Hospital in the Home if clinically suitable.
- Ask for medication, scripts, wound care, follow-up and emergency instructions before leaving.
Before going home checklist
- Ask what symptoms mean you should call your specialist, GP, Wesley Emergency Centre or 000.
- Collect scripts, discharge medicines and pharmacy invoices if relevant.
- Confirm when you can drive, work, exercise, shower and lift objects.
- Confirm follow-up appointments and who books them.
- Ask whether your GP will receive a summary.
- Ask if home support, My Aged Care, QCSS, Blue Care or Hospital in the Home may be relevant.
Questions to ask before you visit Wesley Hospital
Appointment and admission script
- “Is my appointment with the hospital, the specialist rooms or a clinic inside the medical centre?”
- “Do I need to register my admission online before arrival?”
- “Which entrance, building, level and reception desk should I use?”
- “Do I need pre-admission clinic, blood tests, X-rays or anaesthetic review?”
- “Should I bring scans, reports, consent forms and medication list?”
- “Who do I call if I am unwell before surgery?”
Costs and transport script
- “Does my health fund cover this admission and procedure?”
- “What excess or co-payment will I pay at admission?”
- “Will I receive separate bills from anaesthetist, assistant, imaging, pathology or pharmacy?”
- “What will the Emergency Centre cost if I attend?”
- “Is a single-day or five-day parking pass better for my stay?”
- “Can I safely use train/bus/ferry, or do I need an adult escort after sedation?”
Official Wesley Hospital action links
| User task | Official link | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Main hospital website | The Wesley Hospital official website | Official hospital overview, main phone and patient links. |
| Contact details | Contact The Wesley Hospital | Switchboard, Emergency, registrations, patient accounts and clinic numbers. |
| Admissions | Admissions information | Online admission registration, arrival steps and day-of-admission guidance. |
| Preparing for hospital | Preparing for hospital | What to bring, day surgery rules, maternity and children’s preparation. |
| Emergency Centre | Wesley Emergency Centre | Emergency access, costs, waiting, discharge and patient information. |
| Parking and map | Parking, transport and maps | Directions, car park, public transport, taxi, map and parking enquiry number. |
| Parking rates PDF | Wesley parking rates 2026 PDF | Current 2026 parking fees and pass costs. |
| Financial information | Financial information | Private insurance questions, fees, patient accounts and separate costs. |
| Self-funded care | Self-funded private hospital care | Referral, quote, payment and treatment steps for uninsured/self-funded patients. |
| Find a doctor | Find a doctor | Search Wesley doctors and specialists. |
| Referrals and bookings | Referrals and bookings | GP referral routes, Breast Clinic referral and Emergency Centre referral details. |
| Food and facilities | Food and facilities | Room service, cafes, vending machines, ATM and smoking rule. |
| Your stay | Your stay as a patient | Room features, call bell, Wi-Fi, discharge planning and going home. |
| First Nations support | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Support Service | Cultural support, advocacy, navigation and contact details. |
| Pastoral care | Pastoral care | Chaplaincy, spiritual support and Compassionate Companions. |
| International patients | International patients | International care coordination, transfers, financial estimates and interpreter support. |
| Feedback | Feedback and complaints | Complaints, compliments and escalation options. |
| Official preparation video | Before your stay video | Visual patient preparation guide before admission. |
Wesley Hospital FAQs
What is the address of The Wesley Hospital?
The Wesley Hospital is at 451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower QLD 4066, Australia. The main entrance is on Chasely Street.
What is the main phone number for Wesley Hospital?
The main Wesley Hospital phone number is 07 3232 7000.
Does Wesley Hospital have an Emergency Centre?
Yes. The Wesley Emergency Centre is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The phone number is 07 3232 7333. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000 first.
How do I book or change an appointment at Wesley Hospital?
Many appointments are arranged through a Wesley specialist or clinic. Use the phone number on your specialist or appointment paperwork. For hospital admission registration help, call 07 3232 7777.
How do I register my admission at Wesley Hospital?
Use the Wesley online admission booking system once you receive instructions. Online registration usually takes about 20-30 minutes. For help, call the hospital registration team on 07 3232 7777.
Where is the Wesley Hospital car park?
The Wesley Hospital car park is accessed from the corner of Lang Parade and Chasely Street, Auchenflower. It has 1,000 public parking spaces and is open 24 hours.
How much is parking at Wesley Hospital?
From 1 July 2026, listed parking rates include $6.80 for 0-30 minutes, $14.60 for 30 minutes-1 hour, $21.20 for 1-1.5 hours and $32.00 for over 5 hours per day. A single-day pass is $35.00 and a 5-day pass is $122.00.
What are Wesley Hospital visiting hours?
General ward visiting hours are 8am-8pm. ICU visiting hours are 10am-2pm and 4pm-8pm. Maternity visiting hours are 8am-8pm, and partners are welcome at any time.
Are Wesley Emergency Centre visits covered by private health insurance?
No. Wesley states that private health insurers do not cover the cost of Emergency visits. The listed out-of-pocket cost after Medicare rebate is $300 in-hours and $325 out-of-hours, with possible separate bills for other services.
Who do I call for Wesley Hospital patient accounts?
Call the Patient Accounts team on 07 3232 7800 for fees, charges, health fund questions and hospital account enquiries.
Source and update note
This guide is based on official Wesley Hospital and UnitingCare pages and official Wesley PDF/map resources for contact details, Emergency Centre access and costs, admission registration, preparing for hospital, parking rates, public transport, visiting hours, fees, self-funded care, international patients, First Nations support, pastoral care, food/facilities and patient feedback.
Hospital phone numbers, fees, parking rates, specialist availability, theatre schedules, health fund rules and visiting arrangements can change. Confirm urgent, personal or cost-sensitive details directly with The Wesley Hospital, your specialist or your health fund before travelling or making care decisions.
This page is an informational hospital guide only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.