Westmead Hospital

Westmead Hospital is for patients aged 14 years 9 months and older and does not have paediatric facilities

Westmead Hospital is the principal referral hospital for western Sydney, renowned for its comprehensive, highly specialised and complex services provided to its community, statewide and nationally.

Patients come to Westmead Hospital for treatment of major trauma, bone marrow transplant, renal transplant, pancreas (islet) cell transplant, neurosurgery, interventional neuroradiology, oral healthcare, radiation oncology, cardiology interventional services, cardiothoracic surgery, advanced gastroenterology, deep brain stimulation, neonatal intensive care, and services for adult eating disorders, complex epilepsy, complex dermatology, adult cystic fibrosis, and huntington disease.

Visitors Information Centre

http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

Local Health District

Western Sydney Local Health District

Traditional Owners

The Darug people

Opening Hours

Open 24 hours per day.

Visiting Hours: Most wards have their own special visiting hours. Visitors are requested to take note of signage on the wards regarding the visiting hours or call the ward prior to visiting.

Special areas such as Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Centre for New Born Care and all other high dependency units have restricted visiting. Visitors are requested to call the ward before visiting.

ATMs

An ATM is available in the main foyer Hawkesbury Rd.

Public WiFi

Free WiFi is available for all patients and visitors.

Connecting to the free WiFi is easy – you don’t need a username or password.  Just go to Settings then WiFi on your device, select the Hospital_Guest_WiFi network. 

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