Westmead Private Hospital: Address, Appointment & Contact Info

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Westmead Private Hospital bookings, admissions, parking and maternity guide

Westmead Private Hospital is a Ramsay Health Care private hospital at the corner of Mons Road and Darcy Road in Westmead, NSW. This guide is made for patients, carers, families and visitors who need practical answers before arranging a specialist appointment, completing online admission, attending day surgery, preparing for maternity care, visiting a ward, paying estimated costs or finding the correct entrance.

Use this page to check the address, phone number, referral pathway, admission emails, MyCare admission steps, parking fees, maternity contacts, visiting hours, private insurance questions, day surgery instructions, paediatric admission support, Ramsay Rule safety escalation and official action links.

For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Westmead Private Hospital information should not replace emergency assessment, ambulance advice or your treating doctor’s instructions.
Choose doctorGP referral, accredited specialist or obstetrician
Book careSpecialist room arranges admission when required
Submit formsOnline admission, funding details and medical history
Confirm costsHealth fund, excess, gaps, self-funded or overseas cover
Arrive preparedParking, fasting, reception, ward or maternity desk

Fast action box: address, phone, admission emails and maternity contacts

Main hospital

Westmead Private Hospital

Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads, Westmead NSW 2145

(02) 8837 9000

Online admission

Ramsay MyCare / admission portal

General medical/surgical, maternity, and day oncology/infusion admissions have separate online admission links.

Maternity

Maternity Reception: (02) 8837 9279

Birth Suite: (02) 8837 9187

NeedBest contact / actionImportant detail
Life-threatening emergencyCall 000Use ambulance/emergency services for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, poisoning, major injury or severe allergic reaction.
Main hospital enquiries(02) 8837 9000Use for general enquiries, ward connection, admissions, reception, maternity, pharmacy, billing or post-discharge hospital questions.
Fax(02) 9687 9310 / location page also lists (02) 9687 9095Use only when a doctor’s room, hospital team or official form requests faxing.
GP referrals to specialistsCall 02 8837 9000Hospital contact page says to call for the correct fax or email address of the specialist.
RFA / consent forms from doctors’ roomsadmissions.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.auUse for doctor-room admission/referral paperwork where directed.
Admission forms from patientsreception.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.auUse when sending patient admission paperwork by email if not completing online.
Medical record requestshis.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.auUse for health information / medical records requests.
Compliments, concerns and complaintsExecutiveOffice.WMP@ramsayhealth.com.auUse for formal feedback. If a patient is deteriorating in hospital, use the Ramsay Rule escalation pathway instead.
Paediatric admission questions(02) 8837 9280Useful for child admission preparation questions not answered by the surgeon’s information.
Day surgery post-discharge issue(02) 8837 9000For immediate issues after day surgery, call the hospital; if symptoms persist beyond 24 hours or are concerning, contact your doctor or urgent care.
Ramsay Rule safety escalation02 8837 9137 from 7am-3pm
02 8837 9172 from 3pm-7am
Use after speaking to the nurse/doctor/midwife and Nurse in Charge if you remain worried about a patient’s condition.

Westmead Private Hospital map, main entrance and car park access

The official location page lists the hospital at Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads (#12), Westmead NSW 2145. The main entrance is on Darcy Road. Direct entrances to the car park are on Darcy Road and Mons Road.

Arrival needPractical direction
Main hospital receptionUse the Darcy Road main entrance unless your doctor or admission letter gives a different instruction.
Day surgery / surgery admissionFor all surgeries, go to main reception on the ground floor first, then staff will direct you to the Day of Surgery Admission Unit.
Visitor parkingVehicle entrances are via Darcy Road or Mons Road. Pay at the hospital pay stations or by Visa/Mastercard at the boom gate on exit.
Disabled parkingDisabled parking is available onsite; the official parking page says best access for disabled parking is via Darcy Road.
Pick-up/drop-offA 15-minute pick-up/drop-off area is available at the front of the hospital. Best access is via Darcy Road.
Public transportWestmead station is the nearest train station and is about a 15-minute walk. Buses 660, 661, 662, 663, 664 and 665 depart from the southern side of Westmead station; get off at the second stop, the Mons Road entrance.
DVA transportTelephone 1800 550 455 or use DVA online transport channels if eligible.

What Westmead Private Hospital is best used for

Westmead Private Hospital is a planned-care private hospital. It caters for day surgery, inpatient care, complex surgery, cardiac services, maternity, paediatric admissions, oncology/day infusion and other specialist pathways arranged through accredited specialists.

Use Westmead Private for

  • Specialist-arranged private surgery or medical admission
  • Maternity admission with an obstetrician and maternity booking
  • Day surgery and endoscopy-type procedures
  • Specialist cardiac, surgical, orthopaedic, urology, ENT, oncology or women’s health pathways
  • Paediatric private admission when arranged by your surgeon/specialist
  • Ramsay online pre-admission and private hospital funding pathways

Do not use it as a substitute for

  • Calling 000 for life-threatening emergencies
  • A public emergency department assessment when urgent ED care is needed
  • GP advice for new symptoms that have not been assessed
  • Your specialist’s instructions for surgery, fasting, medications or return-to-hospital warnings
  • Private health fund advice about excess, waiting periods or exclusions

Appointments, referrals and online admission: step-by-step

Most planned admissions at Westmead Private Hospital start with a GP referral to an accredited specialist. The specialist decides whether admission is needed and gives the hospital admission/referral paperwork.

If you need a specialist appointment

  1. Ask your GP which specialist and specialty are appropriate.
  2. Use Westmead Private’s specialist directory or your GP’s referral instructions.
  3. Book with the specialist’s rooms, not directly with the hospital.
  4. Ask the specialist room whether the doctor operates/admitting at Westmead Private Hospital.
  5. Ask for estimated doctor, assistant, anaesthetist and hospital fee information before admission.

If the specialist has arranged admission

  1. Complete the online admission form through Ramsay MyCare or the relevant admission link.
  2. Complete admission paperwork up to two weeks before admission, or as soon as possible.
  3. Have Medicare, health fund, DVA, WorkCover, self-funding and medication details ready.
  4. Contact your private health fund to confirm excess, waiting periods and restrictions.
  5. Wait for the hospital’s day-before call after 3:30pm on the weekday before admission.
  6. If no call is received by 7:00pm, phone (02) 8837 9000.

Online admission options

Admission typeWhat to useImportant preparation
General medical/surgical admissionRamsay online general medical/surgical admission formUse the admission details supplied by your specialist.
Maternity admissionRamsay maternity admission formUse obstetrician/maternity details and confirm health fund/private cover early.
Day Oncology & Infusion Centre admissionRamsay MyCare day oncology/infusion admission formFollow treatment team instructions for treatment dates, medicines and blood tests.
Paper admission formReturn by post, fax, email or hand delivery if not completing onlineFor maternity admissions, the PDF says original paperwork only is accepted when returning forms by post.

Information to have ready before filling admission forms

Required informationWhy the hospital asks for it
Personal and next-of-kin detailsNeeded for admission, contact and safety processes.
Medicare cardNeeded for eligibility and billing information.
Funding detailsPrivate health insurance, DVA, WorkCover, third-party or self-funding details affect payment and approval.
Benefit detailsPharmacy benefit card, pension card or other concession details may be relevant.
Item numbers quoted by doctor’s roomsUseful when checking private health fund cover, exclusions and gaps.
Implantable device/prosthetic informationNeeded if the doctor supplied details about prosthetics, disposables or implantable devices.
Medication informationImportant for anaesthetic, surgery, nursing and discharge planning.

Pre-admission PDF details patients should not miss

The official Westmead Private Hospital admission booklet asks patients to complete and return admission forms promptly so the hospital can confirm admission. It also explains what the hospital does the day before admission and what to bring.

Ways to return paper admission forms

  • Post: Westmead Private Hospital, PO Box 161, Westmead NSW 2145.
  • Fax: (02) 9687 9310. Bring original forms on admission day if faxed.
  • Email: wmprecp@ramsayhealth.com.au / reception.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.au where directed.
  • Hand deliver: hospital reception, listed in the admission booklet as open 6:00am-9:00pm Monday to Sunday.

Day-before-admission call

  • The hospital contacts patients after 3:30pm on the weekday before admission.
  • The call confirms admission and fasting times.
  • The call may discuss hospital charges and health fund cover.
  • If not contacted by 7:00pm, call (02) 8837 9000.

What to bring on admission day

BringWhen it matters
Doctor’s admission letterImportant for surgery/admission confirmation.
Consent form if not already returnedRequired for many procedures and admissions.
Health fund number/detailsNeeded if privately insured.
Medicare cardNeeded for identification and billing pathway.
Regular medicines in original packagingHelps staff confirm what you take and what should continue or stop.
Pension or pharmacy benefit card if applicableMay be needed for benefits/medication-related billing.
Relevant X-rays or test resultsUseful for surgery or specialist review when requested.
Child comfort item if applicableFavourite toy, formula, bottle or special dietary items may help children.
Comfortable closed-in shoes or non-slip slippersHelps reduce falls risk.
Night attire and toiletries if staying overnightNeeded for inpatient stay.
Aids such as walking stick, hearing aids or glassesBring items you normally need to communicate and move safely.
Advance Health Directive or Enduring Power of Attorney copy if availableUseful for healthcare decision-making and documentation.
Do not bring: valuables, large amounts of cash, mobile phones if they may interfere with medical equipment, jewellery except permitted wedding ring/watch, nail polish or makeup for procedures unless your team says otherwise.

Day surgery, inpatient stay and going home safely

Day-only patients

  • Set aside the whole day for admission.
  • Go to main reception on the ground floor first.
  • You will be directed to the Day of Surgery Admission Unit.
  • If the need arises, you may stay overnight and be transferred to a suitable ward.
  • After discharge, call the hospital on (02) 8837 9000 for immediate post-surgery problems.

Important day-procedure rules from the admission booklet

  • Shower with soap on the day of admission before coming to hospital.
  • Do not use talcum powder or deodorant around the procedure area unless instructed.
  • Wear comfortable garments that are easy to remove.
  • Check with your nurse before telling relatives/friends your pickup time.
  • You cannot drive for at least 24 hours after general anaesthetic or sedation.
  • A responsible person must take you home and stay overnight after day surgery if necessary.
  • You should not operate machinery or make important decisions for at least 24 hours after anaesthetic.

Questions to ask before surgery

QuestionWho to ask
What time should I arrive?Hospital day-before call or admission letter.
When must I stop eating and drinking?Anaesthetist/surgeon instructions or hospital day-before call.
Which medicines should I stop or continue?Surgeon, anaesthetist or pre-admission nurse.
Will I go home the same day or stay overnight?Specialist and admission team.
Who is doing the procedure and who sends separate bills?Specialist’s rooms, anaesthetist and hospital billing/health fund.
What symptoms after discharge require urgent help?Discharge nurse and specialist before leaving hospital.

Services, specialties and hospital facilities

Westmead Private Hospital describes itself as a 192-bed private hospital that provides care from day surgery to highly complex surgery. Its facilities include 15 operating theatres, two cardiac catheterisation laboratories, a 16-bed ICU, eight birthing suites, a 14-cot Special Care Nursery, an eight-bed paediatric ward and a Day Surgery Unit.

Service / facilityWhat patients should knowWhat to confirm
Day surgeryIncludes procedures such as endoscopy, colonoscopy, orthopaedic, plastic/reconstructive surgery, eye day surgery and minor general surgery.Fasting, escort home, admission time and whether overnight stay is possible.
Operating theatresHospital lists 15 operating theatres.Your actual theatre time is confirmed close to admission, not by website article.
Cardiac catheter laboratoriesHospital lists two state-of-the-art cardiac catheterisation laboratories for diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.Procedure preparation, medications, overnight stay and cardiologist costs.
Cardiovascular wardClinical services page describes 23 monitored beds and support for pre/post cath lab procedures, cardiac surgery and medical management.Visitor timing and discharge plan.
Intensive Care UnitHospital lists a 16-bed ICU and describes it as a level 2 unit caring for complex medical/surgical patients.Visiting rules, doctor communication and Ramsay Rule escalation.
MaternityEight birthing suites, 46-bed antenatal/postnatal unit, 14-cot Special Care Nursery and all private maternity rooms with ensuite.Obstetrician booking, health fund maternity cover and paediatrician/anaesthetic fees.
Paediatric admissionsEight-bed shared paediatric room. If overnight stay is required, one parent or guardian is required to stay overnight.Surgeon instructions, child preparation and parent sleeping arrangements.
Medical imagingI-MED Radiology is located on the ground floor at Westmead Private Hospital.Call imaging provider for booking, preparation and out-of-pocket costs.
Oncology / infusionDay Oncology & Infusion Centre has its own online admission option through Ramsay MyCare.Treatment plan, blood tests, referral and admission form status.
Other specialtiesHospital lists bariatric, breast, cardiac, cardiology, cardiothoracic, colorectal, cosmetic/plastic, ENT, dental/maxillofacial, gastroenterology, general surgery, gynaecology, hand, head and neck, musculoskeletal, neurology, neurosurgery, obstetrics, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopaedic, paediatric, reconstructive, robotic, sleep, spinal, urology and vascular surgery.Choose the specialist first; the hospital does not replace specialist advice.

Maternity bookings, Birth Suite, rooms, tours and self-funded package

Westmead Private’s maternity service is designed for private maternity care with an obstetrician and booked admission. It is co-located with Westmead Hospital and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, but access to tertiary neonatal intensive care depends on bed availability.

Maternity contacts

  • Maternity Reception: (02) 8837 9279.
  • Birthing Suites: (02) 8837 9187.
  • Maternity enquiry form: use the official maternity contact page.
  • Urgent maternity worry: if worried about yourself or your baby, or you think you are in labour, call the Birth Suite.

Maternity unit features

  • 8 birthing suites.
  • 46-bed antenatal/postnatal unit.
  • 14-cot Special Care Nursery.
  • 8 spacious parenting suites with additional costs.
  • Women’s-only Infant Feeding Support Centre.
  • Education Centre, Bathing Centre and rooftop garden.
  • All private rooms with ensuite.
  • One support person can stay free in standard maternity private rooms after birth.

Maternity visiting, tours and parking

Maternity itemOfficial detail
Maternity visiting morning10:00am to 12 noon.
Rest period12 noon to 3:00pm on the visiting-hours page; maternity home page also stresses rest time and no visiting during rest period.
Afternoon/evening visiting3:00pm to 8:00pm.
Partner/support personMaternity visiting page says visiting hours/rest periods do not apply to partners.
Live Zoom tourTuesday evenings from 7:00pm with an experienced midwife. Register in advance or on the evening.
Face-to-face tourHeld on Thursday afternoons, booking required. Birthing parent plus one adult support person; children are requested not to attend due to group size.
Tour meeting pointReception lounge area in front of the pharmacy, 10 minutes before scheduled start time.
Tour durationApproximately 1 hour.
Maternity long-term parking card$120 from 1 July 2024, valid for 4 months, purchased from hospital reception. It is for patients and support persons booked to deliver at Westmead Private and is not transferable.
Self-funded maternity package2-night stay listed as $4,600 effective 1/10/25, including 2-night stay for vaginal or caesarean delivery and postnatal support/exercise classes.
Self-funded exclusionsSpecial Care Nursery admission, obstetrician fees, anaesthetist fees, paediatrician fees and allied health fees are excluded.
Deluxe parenting suitePackage listed as $850 subject to availability, with larger room, queen bed, gourmet hamper, meals for patient and partner, WPH Mums robe and 5-day parking pass.
Deluxe suite enquiriesContact (02) 8837 9279.
Maternity fee warning: Westmead Private says obstetric, anaesthetic and paediatric service costs are contracted between you and the individual practitioner and may attract additional fees. Discuss these fees with each specialist before admission.

Paediatric admissions and parent stay information

Child admission basics

  • Westmead Private’s Paediatric Unit is described as an eight-bed shared room.
  • Parents are encouraged to stay with their child during hospitalisation.
  • If an overnight stay is required, one parent or guardian is required to stay overnight.
  • A sofa bed and linen are provided for parent comfort where possible.
  • For questions not answered by the surgeon or paediatric page, call (02) 8837 9280.

How to prepare a child

  • Explain hospital simply and honestly in age-appropriate language.
  • Bring comfort items such as a favourite toy or blanket.
  • Bring formula, bottle or special dietary needs if applicable.
  • Children may go to theatre in their own pyjamas; cotton pyjamas or loose button-front/loose tops are preferred.
  • Follow surgeon fasting and medicine instructions exactly.

Parking fees, payment, public transport and drop-off

Visitor parking is available onsite. Vehicles can enter via Darcy Road or Mons Road. Pay at hospital pay stations; cash payments are made at pay stations inside, while Visa/Mastercard payments can also be made at the boom gate on exit.

Current parking fees

DurationFee
0 to 30 minutesFree
30 minutes to 1 hour$8.00
1 to 2 hours$12.00
2 to 3 hours$16.00
3 to 4 hours$18.00
4 to 5 hours$21.00
5 hours +$23.00
Lost ticket$28.00

Parking and transport micro guide

NeedWhat to do
Quick drop-offUse the 15-minute parking area at the front of the hospital for pick-up/drop-off only.
Main entrance drop-offBest access is via Darcy Road.
Disabled parkingAvailable onsite; best access is via Darcy Road.
Paying cashUse the pay stations located inside the hospital.
Paying by cardUse pay station or Visa/Mastercard at the boom gate on exit.
TrainUse Westmead station; the hospital is about a 15-minute walk from the station.
Bus from Westmead stationUse routes 660, 661, 662, 663, 664 or 665 from the southern side of Westmead station; get off at the second stop, Mons Road entrance.
DVA transportCall 1800 550 455 or use DVA Connect online if eligible.

Visiting hours, ICU/maternity rest period and parent accommodation

AreaVisiting hoursImportant note
General wardsDaily session: 10:00am to 8:00pmRespect patient rest, privacy and nursing care.
Maternity and ICUMorning: 10:00am to 12 noon
Rest: 12 noon to 3:00pm
Evening: 3:00pm to 8:00pm
Do not visit during the rest period unless staff/ward rules allow.
Maternity partnerPartner rules differ from general visitor windowsThe maternity visiting page says visiting hours/rest periods do not apply to partners.
Child patient parent stayOne parent can stay overnight where requiredChildren who are not patients must always be supervised by a responsible adult.
Visitor safety: Do not visit if unwell, and follow hospital staff instructions for infection control, privacy and behaviour standards.

Private insurance, self-funded care, DVA, WorkCover and overseas patients

Westmead Private’s payment page says patients should approach admission informed about financial obligations. The hospital provides an Estimate of Patient Costs after processing online admission or admission paperwork, but the final cost may change if treatment changes, complications occur or the stay is longer than expected.

Privately insured patients

  • Ask your health fund whether the procedure/treatment is covered.
  • Ask about exclusions, restrictions and waiting periods.
  • Ask whether your procedure is covered by no-gap or gap-cover arrangements.
  • Ask whether you must pay an excess, co-payment or other gap.
  • Ask whether prostheses, implants or devices are fully covered.
  • Ask whether the insurer has an agreement with Westmead Private Hospital.

Other funding pathways

  • DVA: Gold Card holders are covered for all treatment; White Card treatment is subject to DVA approval.
  • WorkCover: payment approval from the insurance company is needed unless estimated hospital costs are paid before/on admission.
  • Third party: payment approval is needed unless estimated hospital costs are paid before/on admission.
  • Self-funded: estimated hospital costs must be paid before or on admission.
  • Overseas insurance: estimated costs are usually paid before/on admission, then claimed from the insurer if applicable.

Costs that may not be covered by insurer

Possible extra costWhy to ask before admission
Ambulance transfersMay not be covered by hospital admission benefits.
Treating doctor, surgeon and assistant surgeon feesOften billed separately by doctors.
Anaesthetist feesOften separate from hospital charges.
Other medical consultantsSpecialist consultation may generate separate accounts.
Pathology and radiologyBlood tests, X-rays, scans and imaging may be billed separately.
Discharge medications and non-PBS medicinesMay not be covered like inpatient medicines.
Interpreter/hearing/speech impairment servicesPayment page lists these as possible uncovered costs.
Boarder accommodation, meals and visitor mealsMay be separate from your hospital admission benefit.
Car parking, phone calls and personal itemsUsually patient/visitor responsibility.
Obstetric packages and maternity practitioner feesAlways confirm with obstetrician, anaesthetist, paediatrician and hospital.

How to pay

Payment methodOfficial detail
In personCash, EFTPOS, bank cheque, Visa or Mastercard. Check with hospital if American Express or Diners is accepted.
Telephone paymentVisa and Mastercard.
BPAYInternet or phone banking where invoice/payment details allow.
Online through Ramsay MyCareIf you completed admission online, you may have the option to pay online.

Patient safety, Ramsay Rule and complaints

Ramsay Rule steps

  1. Talk to the nurse, doctor or midwife about your concern.
  2. If not satisfied, ask to speak to the Nurse in Charge of the shift.
  3. If still concerned, activate the Ramsay Rule.
  4. Call 02 8837 9137 between 7:00am and 3:00pm.
  5. Call 02 8837 9172 between 3:00pm and 7:00am.
  6. A Ramsay Rule nurse or doctor will talk to you and arrange a review of the patient.

Feedback and concerns

  • Raise immediate care concerns with the nurse or doctor first.
  • Ask for Nurse in Charge if the issue is not resolved.
  • For compliments, concerns and complaints, email ExecutiveOffice.WMP@ramsayhealth.com.au.
  • For clinical deterioration, use Ramsay Rule instead of waiting for an email reply.

Local Westmead inside tips: private hospital vs nearby public services

User questionPractical answer
Is this the same as Westmead Hospital?No. Westmead Private Hospital is a private Ramsay hospital at Mons and Darcy Roads. Westmead Hospital is the nearby NSW public hospital.
Where do I go for planned private surgery?Follow your specialist’s admission instructions and go to Westmead Private main reception on the ground floor unless told otherwise.
Where do I go for emergency care?Call 000 for life-threatening emergencies. Westmead public hospital has an Emergency Department; do not assume planned private-hospital admission is the right pathway for an emergency.
Is parking shared with Westmead Hospital?Use Westmead Private’s own visitor parking entrances via Darcy or Mons Road when attending Westmead Private.
Should I call the hospital or specialist for appointment time?Call your specialist’s rooms for specialist appointment/surgery scheduling; call the hospital for admission form, reception, ward or facility questions.
Can I turn up and book surgery?No. Elective admissions are arranged through an accredited Visiting Medical Officer/specialist.

Westmead Private Hospital FAQs

What is the address of Westmead Private Hospital?

Westmead Private Hospital is located at the corner of Mons Road and Darcy Road, Westmead NSW 2145.

What is the main phone number for Westmead Private Hospital?

The main phone number for Westmead Private Hospital is (02) 8837 9000.

How do I book an appointment at Westmead Private Hospital?

For most planned care, you first need to see a GP and book with an accredited specialist who consults or operates at Westmead Private Hospital. The specialist’s rooms arrange the admission pathway if hospital care is needed.

How do I complete Westmead Private Hospital online admission?

Use the official online admission form or Ramsay MyCare portal. Separate online admission options are listed for general medical/surgical admission, maternity admission, and Day Oncology & Infusion Centre admission.

Where should admission forms be emailed?

Patient admission forms can be emailed to reception.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.au where directed. RFA and consent forms from doctors’ rooms can be emailed to admissions.wmp@ramsayhealth.com.au.

What are Westmead Private Hospital visiting hours?

General ward visiting is 10:00am to 8:00pm. Maternity and ICU visiting is 10:00am to 12 noon and 3:00pm to 8:00pm, with a rest period from 12 noon to 3:00pm.

How much is parking at Westmead Private Hospital?

Current parking fees are free for 0 to 30 minutes, $8 for 30 minutes to 1 hour, $12 for 1 to 2 hours, $16 for 2 to 3 hours, $18 for 3 to 4 hours, $21 for 4 to 5 hours, $23 for 5 hours or more, and $28 for a lost ticket.

What is the Westmead Private Birth Suite phone number?

The Westmead Private Birth Suite phone number is (02) 8837 9187. Maternity Reception can be contacted on (02) 8837 9279.

Does Westmead Private Hospital have paediatric admissions?

Yes. Westmead Private Hospital lists an eight-bed paediatric shared room. Parents are encouraged to stay with their child, and one parent or guardian is required to stay overnight if an overnight stay is required.

What is the Ramsay Rule number at Westmead Private Hospital?

For Ramsay Rule escalation, call 02 8837 9137 between 7:00am and 3:00pm, or 02 8837 9172 between 3:00pm and 7:00am, after first speaking to the nurse, doctor or midwife and then the Nurse in Charge.

Source and update note

This guide is based on official Westmead Private Hospital, Ramsay Health Care, Healthdirect, pre-admission PDF, maternity, parking, visiting, clinical services, payment and patient safety information. Hospital contact details, admission steps, parking prices, maternity packages, visiting rules, practitioner fees and insurance requirements can change.

For urgent symptoms, call 000. For personal admission, clinical, insurance or fee decisions, confirm directly with your treating doctor, Westmead Private Hospital and 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.

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