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List of Current AROC Members List of Current AROC Members Data Submitting Members – Public Sector Data Submitting Members – Private Sector Data Submitting Members – New Zealand Data Submitting Members – Paediatric Non-Facility Members Data Submitting Members – Public Sector University of Canberra Hospital ACT Armidale Hospital NSW Ballina District Hospital NSW Balmain Hospital NSW Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital NSW Bathurst Base Hospital NSW Belmont Hospital NSW Blue Mountains District ANZAC Memorial Hospital NSW Bourke Street Health Service Goulburn NSW Braeside Hospital NSW Calvary Health Care Sydney Ltd NSW Camden Hospital NSW Coffs Harbour Health Campus NSW Coledale Hospital NSW Concord Repatriation General Hospital NSW David Berry Hospital NSW Goulburn Base Hospital Sub-Acute Rehabilitation NSW Greenwich Hospital NSW Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital NSW John Hunter Hospital (Rankin Park) NSW John Hunter Hospital (Royal Newcastle) NSW Kempsey District Hospital NSW Kurri Kurri Hospital NSW Liverpool Hospital NSW Lourdes Hospital & Community Health Service NSW Maclean District Hospital NSW Mercy Care Centre NSW Mercy Health Service NSW Mona Vale Hospital NSW Moruya Hospital NSW Murwillumbah District Hospital NSW Nepean Hospital NSW Orange Health Service NSW Port Kembla Hospital NSW Prince of Wales Hospital NSW Royal Rehab NSW Ryde Hospital NSW Sacred Heart NSW Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital NSW Springwood NSW St George Hospital (NSW) NSW St Joseph's Hospital NSW Tamworth Hospital NSW The Sutherland Hospital NSW Wagga Wagga Base Hospital NSW War Memorial Hospital, Waverley NSW Wauchope District Memorial Hospital NSW Westmead Hospital NSW Wingham Community Hospital NSW Woy Woy Hospital NSW Wyong Hospital NSW Alice Springs Hospital NT Katherine Hospital NT Palmerston Regional Hospital NT Brighton Subacute Services QLD Cairns Hospital QLD Central West Rehabilitation Service QLD Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH) QLD Gympie Hospital QLD Ipswich Hospital QLD Logan Hospital QLD Mackay Base Hospital QLD Maleny Soldiers Memorial Hospital QLD Maryborough Base Hospital QLD Princess Alexandra Hospital QLD Redcliffe Hospital QLD Robina Hospital QLD Rockhampton Base Hospital QLD Roma Hospital QLD Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital (Inc Rosemount) QLD Sunshine Coast University Hospital QLD The Prince Charles Hospital QLD The Townsville Hospital QLD Toowoomba Hospital QLD Flinders Medical Centre SA Modbury Hospital SA Mount Gambier and Districts Health Service SA Noarlunga Community Hospital SA Repatriation General Hospital SA Riverland Regional Health Service SA Royal Adelaide Hospital (Hampstead) SA The Queen Elizabeth Hospital SA Whyalla Hospital SA Launceston General Hospital TAS Mersey Community Hospital TAS North West Regional Hospital TAS Royal Hobart Hospital TAS Albury Wodonga Health (Wodonga Campus) VIC Angliss Hospital VIC Bairnsdale Regional Health Service VIC Barwon Health - McKellar Centre Campus VIC Bendigo Health Care Group VIC Broadmeadows Hospital VIC Casey Hospital VIC Caulfield Hospital VIC Dandenong Hospital VIC Echuca Regional Health VIC Frankston Rehabilitation Unit VIC Goulburn Valley Health (Shepparton Campus) VIC Kingston Centre VIC La Trobe Regional Hospital VIC Northeast Health Wangaratta VIC Peter James Centre VIC Rosebud Hospital VIC Royal Melbourne Hospital - Royal Park Campus VIC South West Health Care Warrnambool VIC St George's Health Service VIC St Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne) Ltd VIC Sunshine Hospital VIC Swan Hill District Health VIC Werribee Mercy Hospital VIC Western District Health Service, Hamilton VIC Western Hospital Footscray VIC Williamstown Hospital VIC Wimmera Health Care Group Horsham VIC Albany Hospital WA Armadale Kelmscott Memorial Hospital WA Busselton Health Campus WA Fiona Stanley Hospital WA Fremantle Hospital and Health Service WA Northam Hospital Rehabilitation Service WA Osborne Park Hospital WA Rockingham General Hospital WA Royal Perth Bentley Group (Bentley Site) WA Royal Perth Bentley Group (Royal Perth site) WA Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital WA South West Health Campus (Bunbury Hospital) WA St John of God Mount Lawley Hospital (Public) WA St John of God Public & Private Hospital Midland WA Data Submitting Members – Private Sector Calvary John James Hospital ACT Canberra Private Hospital ACT National Capital Private Hospital ACT Alwyn Rehabilitation Hospital NSW Arcadia Pittwater Private Hospital NSW Baringa Private Hospital NSW Berkeley Vale Private Hospital NSW Brisbane Waters Private Hospital NSW Calvary Riverina Hospital NSW Campbelltown Private Hospital NSW Delmar Private Hospital NSW Dubbo Private Hospital NSW Dudley Private Hospital NSW Eastern Suburbs Private Hospital NSW Figtree Private Hospital NSW Forster Private Hospital NSW Gosford Private Hospital NSW Hirondelle Private Hospital NSW Holroyd Private Hospital NSW Hunter Valley Private Hospital NSW Hunters Hill Private Hospital NSW Kareena Private Hospital NSW Lady Davidson Private Hospital NSW Lakeview Private Hospital NSW Lawrence Hargrave Private Hospital NSW Lingard Private Hospital NSW Maitland Private Hospital NSW Manly Waters Private Hospital NSW Mater Sydney NSW Mayo Private Hospital NSW Metropolitan Rehabilitation Hospital NSW Minchinbury Community Hospital NSW Mt Wilga Private Hospital NSW Newcastle Private Hospital NSW Nowra Private Hospital NSW Port Macquarie Private Hospital NSW President Private Hospital NSW Royal Rehab Private Hospital NSW RSL LifeCare Therapy & Lifestyle Service NSW Shellharbour Private Hospital NSW Southern Highlands Private Hospital NSW St John of God Hawkesbury District Health Service NSW St Luke's Hospital NSW St Vincent's Private Hospital Lismore NSW St Vincent's Private Sydney Rehabilitation NSW Sydney Adventist Hospital NSW Tamara Private Rehabilitation NSW The Hills Private Hospital NSW The Sydney Private Hospital NSW Toronto Private Hospital NSW Waratah Private Hospital NSW Warners Bay Private Hospital NSW Westmead Rehabilitation Hospital NSW Wolper Jewish Hospital NSW Darwin Private Hospital NT Brisbane Private Hospital QLD Buderim Private Hospital QLD Cairns Private Hospital QLD Canossa Private Hospital QLD Eden Private Hospital QLD Gold Coast Private Hospital QLD Greenslopes Private Hospital QLD John Flynn - Gold Coast Private Hospital QLD Mackay Private Hospital QLD Mater Health Services North QLD Ltd Rehabilitation Service QLD Mater Hospital Bundaberg QLD Mater Hospital Mackay QLD Mater Misericordiae Hospital Rockhampton QLD Mater Private Hospital (Brisbane) QLD Mater Private Hospital (Redland) QLD Mater Private Hospital Springfield QLD Nambour Selangor Private Hospital QLD Noosa Private Hospital QLD Peninsula Private Hospital QLD Robina Private Hospital QLD St Andrew's Ipswich Rehabilitation Services QLD St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital QLD St Stephen's Private Hospital QLD St Vincent's Hospital - Toowoomba QLD St Vincent's Private Hospital Brisbane QLD Sunnybank Private Hospital QLD The Pain Centre of Excellence QLD The Southport Private Hospital QLD Wesley Hospital QLD Calvary Adelaide Hospital SA Griffith Rehabilitation Hospital SA Memorial Private Hospital SA Calvary - St John's Hospital TAS Calvary - St Vincent's Hospital TAS Beleura Private Hospital VIC Brunswick Private Hospital VIC Cabrini Brighton Rehabilitation VIC Cabrini Elsternwick Rehabilitation VIC Cabrini Hopetoun Rehabilitation VIC Cabrini Malvern VIC Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital VIC Dorset Rehabilitation Centre VIC Epworth Camberwell VIC Epworth Geelong VIC Epworth Hawthorn VIC Epworth Hospital (Richmond) VIC Epworth Rehabilitation Brighton VIC Holmesglen Private Hospital VIC Masada Private Hospital VIC Melbourne Eastern Rehabilitation VIC Murray Valley Private Hospital VIC North Eastern Rehabilitation Centre VIC Shepparton Private Hospital VIC South Eastern Private Hospital VIC St John of God Berwick Hospital VIC St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital VIC St John of God Geelong Hospital VIC St John of God Health Care Bendigo VIC St John of God Healthcare, Ballarat VIC St John of God Hospital (Warrnambool) VIC St Vincent's Private Hospital Melbourne Ltd VIC St Vincent's Private Hospital Werribee VIC Victorian Rehabilitation Centre VIC Wangaratta Private Hospital VIC Attadale Rehabilitation Hospital WA Glengarry Hospital WA Hollywood Private Hospital WA Joondalup Health Campus WA Mount Hospital WA Peel Health Campus WA St John of God Mount Lawley Hospital (Private) WA Data Submitting Members – New Zealand ABI Rehabilitation Management Ltd (Auckland) ABI Rehabilitation Services Wellington Ltd. Active Plus Ashburton Hospital Auckland City Hospital Auckland Spinal Rehabilitation Unit Balclutha Hospital Burwood Hospital Cornerstone Rehab Ltd Dunedin Hospital OPH Dunstan Hospital Focus on Potential Gisborne Hospital Gore Hospital Greymouth Base Hospital (West Coast DHB) Habit Group Ltd (Auckland) Hawera Hospital Hawkes Bay Regional Hospital Healthvision Ltd Horowhenua Hospital Hutt Hospital Specialist Rehabilitation Service ISIS Centre (Wakari) Hospital Kenepuru Community Hospital - Capital Coast Rehabilitation Laura Fergusson Trust Laura Fergusson Trust Inc (Auckland) Masterton Hospital - Wairarapa DHB Middlemore Hospital Assessment, Treatment & Rehabilitation Unit Nelson Hospital ATR Service Neuro Rehab Results Ltd North Shore Hospital (Waitemata) Oamaru Hospital Palmerston North Hospital, Rehabilitation (STAR 2) ProActive Rehab Ltd Pukekohe Hospital Rehab Partners Ltd Restart Rehab and Associates Ltd Rotorua Hospital (Lakes DHB Hospital Specialist Services) Southland Hospital Assessment, Treatment & Rehabilitation
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