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Services and facilities Addresses and telephone numbers of Department of Health and selected services 205 Map and profiles of Metropolitan Area Health Services 206 Map and profiles of Rural Area Health Services 210 Profiles of Statewide Services 213 Glossary of terms 214 Compliance index 216 Index 217 Annual report production costs 225 NSW Department of Health Annual Report 203 Services and facilities 204 NSW Department of Health Annual Report ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SELECTED SERVICES Department of Health Pharmaceutical Services Branch Selected services North Sydney Office Building 20 NSW Multicultural Health 73 Miller Street Gladesville Hospital Campus Communication Service North Sydney NSW 2060 Victoria Road Level 1 (Locked Mail Bag 961 Gladesville NSW 1675 North Block North Sydney NSW 2059) (PO Box 103 Sydney Hospital Gladesville NSW 1675) Tel. 9391 9000 Macquarie Street Fax. 9391 9101 Tel. 9879 3214 Sydney NSW 2000 Fax. 9859 5165 (GPO Box 1614 Director-General Robyn Kruk Sydney NSW 2001) Methadone Program Business hours 9.00am–5.00pm Tel. 9382 7516 Tel. 9879 5246 Monday to Friday Fax. 9382 7517 Fax. 9859 5170 Foveaux Street Site Manager Peter Todard Enquires relating to 28 Foveaux Street authorities to prescribe Business hours 8.30am–5.00pm Surry Hills NSW 2010 other drugs of addiction Monday to Friday Business hours 8.30am–5.00pm Tel. 9879 5239 Department of Forensic Medicine Monday to Friday Fax. 9859 5175 50 Parramatta Road Glebe NSW 2037 Better Health Centre Chief Pharmacist and Director (PO Box 90 Publications Warehouse John Lumby (Locked Mail Bag 5003 Glebe NSW 2037) Business hours 8.30am–5.30pm Gladesville NSW 2111) Tel. 8584 7800 (24 hours) Monday to Friday Tel. 9816 0452 Fax. 9552 1613 Fax. 9879 0994 Private Health Care Branch General Manager Mark Patterson Building 12 Business hours 8.00am–4.00pm Business hours 8.30am–4.30pm Gladesville Hospital Campus Monday to Friday Monday to Friday Victoria Road Health Professionals Gladesville NSW 1675 Mortuary hours 24 hour service (50 Arundel Street Registration Boards Tel. 9816 0425 Glebe NSW 2037) Level 2 Toll free. 1800 809 590 28 Foveaux Street Fax. 9816 0331 Surry Hills NSW 2010 Director (PO Box K599 Julie Johnston Haymarket NSW 1238) Business hours 8.30am–5.30pm Tel. 9219 0233 Monday to Friday Fax. 9281 2030 Director Jim Tzannes Environmental Health Branch Business hours 8.30am–5.00pm Building 11 Gladesville Hospital Campus Cashier services close at 4.30pm Victoria Road Monday to Friday Gladesville NSW 2111 (PO Box 798 Gladesville NSW 1675) Tel. 9816 0234 Fax. 9816 0240 Manager Dr Michael Staff Business hours 8.30am–5.00pm Monday to Friday NSW Department of Health Annual Report 205 MAP AND PROFILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA HEALTH SERVICES 3 Hunter Services and facilities Wentworth 8 1 Central Coast Western Sydney 9 5 Northern Sydney 2 Central Sydney 6 South Western Sydney 7 South East Health 4 Illawarra 206 NSW Department of Health Annual Report 1 Central Coast AHS 2 Central Sydney AHS 3 Hunter AHS Tel. 4320 2111 Tel. 9515 9600 Tel. 4921 4960 Fax. 4325 0566 Fax. 9515 9611 Fax. 4921 4969 Administrator Administrator 24 hour Healthlink Dr Stephen Christley Dr Diana Horvath AO (Hunter Health Information) Tel. 1800 063635 Local government areas Local government areas Administrator Gosford, Wyong Ashfield, Burwood, Canada Bay, Mr Terry Clout Leichhardt, Marrickville, Strathfield Public hospitals and Sydney (part) Local government areas Gosford Hospital Cessnock, Dungog, Gloucester, Long Jetty Health Care Centre Public hospitals Great Lakes, Greater Taree, Lake Woy Woy Hospital Balmain Hospital Macquarie, Maitland, Muswellbrook, Wyong Hospital Canterbury Hospital Newcastle, Port Stephens, Concord Repatriation Singleton, Upper Hunter General Hospital Dame Eadith Walker Hospital Public hospitals/polyclinics Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Belmont District Hospital Rozelle Hospital Bulahdelah District Hospital* Thomas Walker Hospital (Rivendell) Cessnock District Hospital Sydney Dental Hospital Denman Hospital Other services Dungog and District Hospital Gloucester Soldiers’ Memorial RPAH Institute of Rheumatology & Hospital* Orthopaedics James Fletcher Hospital Department of Forensic Medicine John Hunter Hospital Division of Population Health John Hunter Children’s Hospital Tresillian Family Care Centre Kurri Kurri District Hospital Maitland Hospital Manning Base Hospital* Merriwa District Hospital Morisset Hospital Muswellbrook District Hospital Nelson Bay Polyclinic Newcastle Mater Misericordiae Hospital Rankin Park Day Hospital and Inpatient Unit Royal Newcastle Hospital Scott Memorial Hospital, Scone Singleton District Hospital Toronto Polyclinic Wilson Memorial Hospital, Murrurundi Wingham and District War Memorial Hospital* *Currently being managed by Hunter AHS on behalf of Mid North Coast AHS until the legal transfer of these facilities on 1 January 2005 Public aged care facilities Muswellbrook Aged Care Facility Wallsend Aged Care Facility NSW Department of Health Annual Report 207 MAP AND PROFILES OF METROPOLITAN AREA HEALTH SERVICES 4 lllawarra AHS 5 Northern Sydney AHS 6 South Eastern Tel. 4253 4888 Tel. 9926 8418 Sydney AHS Fax. 4253 4878 Fax. 9926 6025 Tel. 9947 9898 Administrator Administrator Fax. 9947 9891 Assoc Prof Debora Piccone Dr Stephen Christley Administrator Assoc Prof Debora Piccone Local government areas Local government areas Kiama, Shellharbour, Hornsby, Hunters Hill, Ku-ring-gai, Local government areas Shoalhaven, Wollongong Lane Cove, Manly, Mosman, Botany Bay, Hurstville, Kogarah, North Sydney, Pittwater, Ryde, Randwick, Rockdale, Sutherland, Public hospitals Warringah, Willoughby Sydney (part), Waverley, Woollahra, Bulli District Hospital Lord Howe Island Coledale District Hospital Public hospitals David Berry Hospital Greenwich Hospital (part of Public hospitals Kiama Hospital Hope Healthcare) Calvary Health Care Sydney Milton-Ulladulla Hospital Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital Prince of Wales Hospital Port Kembla Hospital Macquarie Hospital Royal Hospital for Women Shellharbour Hospital Manly Hospital St George Hospital Shoalhaven District Mona Vale Hospital St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney Ltd Memorial Hospital Neringah Hospital (part of Sacred Heart Hospice Wollongong Hospital Hope Healthcare) Sutherland Hospital Services and facilities Royal North Shore Hospital Sydney Children’s Hospital and Royal Rehabilitation Hospital, Community Health Services, Coorabel/Moorong Randwick Ryde Hospital Sydney Hospital Sydney Eye Hospital Public nursing homes (including the Langton Centre, Graythwaite Nursing Home Kirketon Road Centres and (part of Hope Healthcare) Sydney Sexual Health Centre) St Catherine’s Villa War Memorial Hospital, Waverley Other services Public nursing homes Kolling Institute Garrawarra Centre, Waverley Northern Sydney Home South Eastern Health also has administrative Nursing Service responsibility for the Gower Wilson Memorial Sydney Dialysis Centre Hospital on Lord Howe Island and Area-wide services and programs. Other services Eastern Sydney Scarba Service and Early Intervention Program 208 NSW Department of Health Annual Report 7 South Western 8 Wentworth AHS 9 Western Sydney AHS Sydney AHS Tel. 4734 2120 Tel. 9845 7000 Tel. 9828 5700 Fax. 4734 3734 Fax. 9689 2041 Fax. 9828 5704 Administrator Administrator Administrator Prof Steven Boyages Prof Steven Boyages Dr Diana Horvath AO Local government areas Local government areas Local government areas Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, Auburn, Baulkham Hills, Blacktown, Bankstown, Camden, Lithgow*, Penrith Holroyd, Parramatta Campbelltown, Fairfield, Liverpool, Wingecarribee, Wollondilly Public hospitals Public hospitals Blue Mountains District Auburn Hospital Public hospitals ANZAC Memorial Hospital Blacktown Hospital Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital Nepean Hospital Cumberland Hospital Bowral District Hospital Springwood Hospital Lottie Stewart Hospital Braeside (part of Hope Healthcare) Tresillian Wentworth Mt. Druitt Hospital Camden Hospital St Joseph’s Hospital, Auburn *In addition, the Area Health Service Campbelltown Hospital contracts with Hawkesbury District Health Westmead Hospital Carrington Centennial Service Ltd for the provision of public health services in the Hawkesbury. Note: Area Health Services details were Hospital Karitane current at the time of publication. The new Fairfield Hospital Area Health Services structure will be in Public nursing homes place from 1 January 2005. Liverpool Hospital Governor Phillip Nursing Home Bodington Red Cross Hospital, Public nursing homes Wentworth Falls (run by Catholic Queen Victoria Memorial Home, Health Care) Thirlmere NSW Department of Health Annual Report 209 MAP AND PROFILES OF RURAL AREA HEALTH SERVICES Lismore 7 Northern Rivers 6 1 New England Far West 4 Services and facilities 3 Tamworth Mid North Coast Macquarie Port Macquarie Broken Hill Dubbo 5 Mid Western Bathurst Metropolitan 2 Greater Murray Wagga Wagga Queanbeyan 8 Southern 210 NSW Department of Health Annual Report 1 Far West AHS 2 Greater Murray AHS 3 Macquarie AHS Tel. (08) 8080 1333 Tel. 6933 9100 Tel. 6841 2222 Fax. (08) 8080 1682 Fax. 6933 9188 Fax. 6841 2225 Administrator Administrator Administrator Dr Claire Blizard Assoc Prof Stuart Schneider Dr Claire Blizard Local government areas Local government areas Local government areas Balranald, Bourke, Brewarrina, Albury, Berrigan, Bland, Carrathool, Bogan, Cobar, Coolah, Broken Hill, Central Darling, Walgett, Conargo, Coolamon, Cootamundra, Coonabarabran, Coonamble, Wentworth, Unincorporated
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