Information for Visitors
When you visit our hospital, you’ll need to use the state government check-in app. Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation in Australia, we also recommend checking if any visitor restrictions are in place before coming to hospital. You can do this by calling us or checking our COVID-19 information page.
Visiting Hours
Visitors are welcome between 1.00pm and 8.00pm. Visiting outside these hours is by arrangement with the nursing staff only.
Parents may wish to room in with their children. A bedside cot and meals for parents wishing to stay overnight can be arranged by talking with the attending nurse or Unit Manager.
Visitor Accommodation
The hospital does not encourage relatives to stay overnight unless a patient’s condition warrants this. If you would like to make such arrangements, please discuss this with the Manager of the ward. A fee applies.
Visitor Facilities:
In our Reception area we have a snack vending machine and coffee machine for usage. Linacre Private Hospital is approximately a 10 minute walk to Hampton Street shops with a range of restaurants and coffee shops for visitor food and refreshments.
Meals may be ordered for your partner or family at a fee of $16.50 per main meal and $8.00 for breakfast. Please note that this charge will not be covered by your health fund and will appear on your account on discharge.
A parent staying with their child will not be charged for their meal.
LOCATION, PARKING AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Melways Ref: 76 G7
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Parking
On site Parking available. Signed two hour and four hour parking available in Linacre Road. All day parking available on Hampton Street.
Public Transport
Metropolitan trains
Sandringham Line
Metropolitan buses
Bus Route - 828
VISITOR CODE OF CONDUCT
Linacre Private Hospital has developed a Code of Conduct so that visitors understand that a certain level of behaviour is expected and hospital staff understands their rights in order to protect patients, staff and other visitors.
All visitors to Linacre have the following obligations to other visitors, patients, doctors and hospital staff:
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Keep noise to a minimum so as not to disturb others
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To comply with lawful requests by Medical Practitioners and Hospital Staff
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Not to smoke within the hospital and surrounds
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Not to consume alcohol on the premises
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Respect the property of others and not to damage or misuse the property
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Be courteous and polite
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Show consideration and respect for the dignity and privacy of other patients
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To keep children under control at all times
Where hospital staff believes visitors behaviour to be improper, staff may: