Bundaberg Hospital

Visiting hours:

General: 10.30am – 8.30pm.

Maternity: 10.30am – 12pm, 3pm – 8.30pm.

Intensive Care Unit: 10.30am – 12pm, 3pm – 8.30pm.

249 Beds

Parking

Free on-street car parking is available for patients and visitors, as well as designated onsite car parking for specific patient groups such as renal, maternity and BreastScreen patients. Park and ride is available through the Bundaberg Health Services Foundation buggy service, from the large public car park off Bourbong St (access next to Rotary Lodge). Patients and visitors to the Oral Health and Cancer Care Centre, in Hope St, have access to a free public car park directly outside the facility. Short-term patient pick-up and drop-off is available outside the main hospital entrance, off Bourbong St.

Public transport

A public bus stop is located on Bourbong St, out the front of the hospital. A free taxi phone is in the waiting room near Reception. For timetable information, please go to Duffy’s City Buses website.

General services

• 24-hour Emergency Department

• Acute inpatient services

• Outpatient services

• Medical Imaging

• Pathology

• Pharmacy

Specialist services

Bundaberg Hospital provides public access to the following specialist services, either directly or through private partnerships. A referral may be required from your treating health professional before an appointment can be made.

• Breast screening

• Cancer Care

• Cataract surgery

• Cardiology

• Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation

• Endocrinology

• Gastroenterology

• General and Colorectal  surgery

• Paediatric ear, nose and throat surgery

• Gynaecology

• Intensive Care / Coronary Care

• Internal Medicine

• Medical Oncology

• Obstetrics

• Orthopaedics

• Palliative Care

• Paediatrics

• Radiation Therapy

• Rehabilitation

• Renal services (including Dialysis)

• Specialist Outpatients

• Stomal therapy

• Wound Management

Community Health Services

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services

• Child, Maternity and Family Health Services

• Community Hospital Interface Program  (CHIP)

• Diabetes education

• Hospital in the Home

• Oral health, including school-based program

• Public Health Unit

• Sexual health clinic

• Transition Care Program

• Mobile Women's Health Service

Allied Health Services

• Dietetics

• Genetic counselling

• Occupational Therapy

• Physiotherapy

• Psychology

• Podiatry (high-risk foot clinic)

• Social work

• Speech pathology

Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Services

• Adult Community Mental Health services

• Adult Acute Inpatient Unit

• Child and Youth Mental Health services

• Adult Step Up Step Down facility
  (short-stay residential unit serving Wide Bay)

• Adult Community Care Unit
  (longer-stay residential unit serving Wide Bay)

• Alcohol and Other Drugs Service
  (Including Needle Syringe Program, Opiate Treatment Service and Drug Diversion Program)