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ESTABLISHMENT LIST 2021/2022 the Establishment Codes Listed Are the Codes That HMDS Accepts to Identify Establishments for Reporting Purposes ESTABLISHMENT LIST 2021/2022 The establishment codes listed are the codes that HMDS accepts to identify establishments for reporting purposes. Reporting hospitals must ensure that only the codes listed in this are reported in inpatient data. If a code is not listed, please contact the Metadata Team [email protected], so that it can be added to the lists. The establishments listed are sorted in alphabetic order by establishment name. In addition to the establishment code and corresponding name, the list includes four columns as follows: Report to HMDS indicates (with a ‘Y’) whether the establishment reports inpatient summary data to the Hospital Morbidity Data System or not. Est Type specifies the establishment type. Possible types are: Code Description AH Acute Hospital AR Acute/Rehabilitation Hospital D2 Day Surgery (23/24 – Hr) DS Day Surgery (Other) DT Detention Centre NH Nursing Home NP Nursing Post OH Other Health Care Accommodation PA Palliative Care Hospital PH Psychiatric Hospital PI Prison PO Psychiatric Outpatient PR Psychiatric Residential PU Psychiatric Unit in an Acute Hospital RC Referral Code RH Residential Aged Care Service (RACS) Hostel 1 SORL shows which Source of Referral - Location value must be used in conjunction with the establishment code. Value labels are presented below for easy reference. For details, please refer to Section 6 Source of Referral - Location. Code Description 1 Home 2 Residential Aged Care Service 3 Other Health Care Accommodation 4 Acute Hospital 5 Psychiatric Hospital 6 Prison 7 Other MOS identifies the valid Mode of Separation value associated with the establishment code. Value labels are presented below. More details are available in the Hospital Morbidity Data Collection Data Dictionary. Code Description 1 Transfer to Acute Hospital 2 Transfer to Residential Aged Care Service 3 Transfer to Psychiatric Hospital 4 Transfer to Other Health Care Accommodation 5 Statistical Type Change 6 Left Against Medical Advice 7 Discharge from Leave 8 Deceased 9 Other / Home Any new or updated establishment codes or names since last publish date will be outlined. 2 Current Establishment List (Alphabetic) as at 22/01/2021 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS 626 Abbotsford Private Hospital Y PH 5 3 673 Absolute Cosmetic at Image 21 Y DS 4 1 4036 Acacia House Nursing Home NH 2 2 Acacia Living Meadow Springs 800 RH 2 2 Aged Care 2255 Acacia Prison PI 6 9 674 Academy Day Hospital Y DS 4 1 2131 ACRAH, Mt Lawley PR 3 4 892 Activ Foundation - Res Unit PR 3 4 Adventist Residential Care, 802 NH 2 2 Rossmoyne 447 Aegis Alfred Carson Aged Care NH 2 2 4188 Aegis Amberley Aged Care NH 2 2 4248 Aegis Amherst Aged Care NH 2 2 4166 Aegis Anchorage Aged Care NH 2 2 4182 Aegis Ascot TCP OH 3 4 823 Aegis Balmoral Aged Care NH 2 2 344 Aegis Banksia Park Aged Care NH 2 2 810 Aegis Bassendean Aged Care NH 2 2 820 Aegis Carrington Aged Care NH 2 2 4205 Aegis Ellenvale Aged Care NH 2 2 4037 Aegis Greenfields Aged Care NH 2 2 4195 Aegis Hermitage Aged Care NH 2 2 4055 Aegis Hilton Park Aged Care NH 2 2 346 Aegis Karalee Aged Care NH 2 2 4079 Aegis Lakeside Aged Care RH 2 2 494 Aegis Lincoln Park Aged Care RH 2 2 819 Aegis Melville Aged Care NH 2 2 Aegis Montgomery House Aged 4235 NH 2 2 Care 4179 Aegis Orelia TCP OH 3 4 4170 Aegis Parkview Aged Care NH 2 2 349 Aegis Sandstrom Aged Care NH 2 2 4089 Aegis Shawford Aged Care RH 2 2 808 Aegis Shoalwater Aged Care NH 2 2 4249 Aegis Shorehaven Aged Care NH 2 2 332 Aegis St James Aged Care NH 2 2 3 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS 861 Aegis St Michael's Aged Care NH 2 2 4118 Aegis Stirling Aged Care NH 2 2 4064 Aegis The Pines Aged Care NH 2 2 4176 Aegis Woodlake Aged Care NH 2 2 701 Agmaroy Nursing Home NH 2 2 322 Aitken House (CASP) PR 3 4 Albany Adult Community Mental 97 PO 7 9 Health Albany Adult Step Up Step Down 5633 PR 3 4 (MHS) Albany Community Care Respite 4194 OH 3 4 Centre 687 Albany Community Hospice Y PA 4 1 6019 Albany Day Hospital Y DS 4 1 201 Albany Hospital Y AH 4 1 2101 Albany Regional Prison PI 6 9 Albany Youth Step Up Step Down 5632 PR 3 4 (MHS) Alex Miles Frail Aged Lodge 54 RH 2 2 Hostel 334 Alice Ross-King Aged Care NH 2 2 4222 Alice Springs Hospital AH 4 1 4247 Alkira Care Respite Services OH 3 4 Allawah Grove Hostel 4062 OH 3 4 (Aboriginals) Alma Street Adult Outpatients 941 PO 7 9 (MHS) Alpha Carers Supported 4255 OH 2 2 Accommodation 4213 Amana Living TCP Bull Creek OH 3 4 4206 Amana Living TCP Cottesloe OH 3 4 4207 Amana Living TCP Mosman Park OH 3 4 Amaroo Village Buckley Caring 773 RH 2 2 Centre Hostel Amaroo Village McMahon Caring 328 NH 2 2 Centre Nursing Home 703 Anne Marie Nursing Home NH 2 2 Annesley And Annexe, Nursing 704 NH 2 2 Home Annie Bryson McKeown Lodge 55 RH 2 2 Hostel (Aged Care) 4 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS 4008 Annie Melsom House Hostel RH 2 2 Archbishop Goody Hostel (Aged 56 RH 2 2 Care) 6008 Argera Anti-Aging Centre Y DS 4 1 955 Armadale ATT (MHS) PO 7 9 Armadale-Kelmscott Memorial 203 Y AH 4 1 Hospital 623 Attadale Rehabilitation Hospital Y AR 4 1 204 Augusta Hospital Y AH 4 1 Balladong Lodge Aged Care 4193 NH 2 2 Facility 2102 Bandyup Women's Prison PI 6 9 2103 Banksia Hill Detention Centre PI 6 9 4011 Banksia Lodge RH 2 2 Barridale Lodge Hostel (Aged 57 RH 2 2 Care) 4048 Bassendean Lodge Hostel RH 2 2 4029 Bedford Hostel PR 3 4 58 Bedingfeld Lodge Aged Care RH 2 2 Belmont Community Nursing 805 NH 2 2 Home 964 Belmont Hostel DIH PR 3 4 534 Bennet Brook Hostel DIH PR 3 4 947 Bentley CTT (MHS) PO 7 9 553 Bentley Family Clinic PO 7 9 255 Bentley Hospital Y AH 4 1 60 Berringa Frail Aged Lodge Hostel RH 2 2 Bert England Lodge Hostel (Aged 61 RH 2 2 Care) 4175 Bethanie Beachside Aged Care NH 2 2 4220 Bethanie Como NH 2 2 178 Bethanie Edinboro House Hostel RH 2 2 Bethanie Elanora Villas Nursing 803 NH 2 2 Home 4112 Bethanie Fields Aged Care NH 2 2 383 Bethanie Geneff Hostel RH 2 2 4219 Bethanie Gwelup Aged Care NH 2 2 172 Bethanie Illawong Hostel RH 2 2 183 Bethanie Kingsley Lodge Hostel RH 2 2 5 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS 4026 Bethanie Peel Lodge Hostel RH 2 2 4202 Bethanie Subiaco NH 2 2 4120 Bethanie Waters Aged Care RH 2 2 64 Bethel Village Hostel (Aged Care) RH 2 2 602 Bethesda Hospital Y AH 4 1 401 Beverley Hospital Y AH 4 1 4139 Beverley Residential Aged Care NH 2 2 Biala Therapy and Rehabilitation 4059 PR 3 4 Centre 4097 Blake House, Dongara RH 2 2 402 Boddington Hospital Y AH 4 1 Boronia Pre-release Centre for 2381 PI 6 9 Women Boyup Brook Citizens Lodge 70 RH 2 2 Hostel (Aged Care) Boyup Brook Soldiers Memorial 432 Y AH 4 1 Hospital 2603 BP Luxury Care, Maddington PR 3 4 970 Bradford Hostel PR 3 4 4214 Braemar Cooinda Aged Care NH 2 2 Braemar House Nursing Home, 705 NH 2 2 East Fremantle Braemar Village Hostel, Willagee 73 RH 2 2 (Aged Care) 4074 Bremer Bay Health Centre NP 7 9 707 Brentwood Nursing Home NH 2 2 Bridge House Hostel 5 PR 3 4 (Alcohol/Drug Rehab) 444 Bridgetown Hospital Y AH 4 1 989 Brighton Hostel DIH PR 3 4 4103 Brightwater Balcatta (Disability) OH 3 4 4210 Brightwater Bentley (Disability) OH 3 4 Brightwater Birralee Innaloo 470 NH 2 2 Nursing Home Brightwater Edgewater Aged Care 340 RH 2 2 Hostel Brightwater Ellison House 4065 OH 3 4 (Disability) 170 Brightwater Huntingdale Hostel RH 2 2 Brightwater Joondalup Hostel 464 RH 2 2 (Aged Care) 6 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS Brightwater Kailis House 4211 OH 3 4 (Disability) 4226 Brightwater Kingsley TCP OH 3 4 Brightwater Madeley Nursing 4111 NH 2 2 Home 4106 Brightwater Manning (Disability) OH 3 4 Brightwater Marangaroo 4209 OH 3 4 Discovery Way (Disability) Brightwater Marangaroo 467 OH 3 4 Endeavour House (Disability) 4119 Brightwater Maylands (Disability) OH 3 4 Brightwater Oats Street 503 OH 3 4 (Disability) Brightwater Onslow Gardens 449 NH 2 2 Nursing Home Brightwater Oxford Gardens Aged 4056 NH 2 2 Care Nursing Home 468 Brightwater Redcliffe Hostel RH 2 2 Brightwater South Lake Care 465 RH 2 2 Facility (Aged Care) 4123 Brightwater The Cove Facility NH 2 2 Brightwater The Oaks Aged Care 314 NH 2 2 Nursing Home Brightwater The Village Nursing 448 NH 2 2 Home 4045 Brightwater Warnbro (Disability) OH 3 4 78 Brookview Hostel (Aged Care) RH 2 2 Broome Community Mental 928 PO 7 9 Health 206 Broome Hospital Y AH 4 1 4180 Broome Hostel (AHL) OH 3 4 2104 Broome Regional Prison PI 6 9 649 Broome Renal Health Centre Y DS 4 1 403 Bruce Rock Memorial Hospital Y AH 4 1 Bruce Rock Residential Aged 4140 NH 2 2 Care 662 Bunbury Day Surgery Y DS 4 1 541 Bunbury DIH PR 3 4 208 Bunbury Hospital Y AH 4 1 Bunbury Outpatient Clinic (MHS) 851 PO 7 9 (Changed Name) 7 Report to Est Code Establishment Name Est Type SORL MOS HMDS 2105 Bunbury Regional Prison PI 6 9 4171 Burringurrah Nursing Post NP 7 9 4221 Burswood Care, Victoria Park PR 3 4 365 Bush Nursing Posts Silver Chain NP 7 9 599 Busselton Adult Community MH PO 7 9 209 Busselton Hospital Y AH 4 1 708 Cabrini Lodge Nursing Home NH 2 2 670 Cambridge Day Surgery Y D2 4 1 Canning Lodge Hostel (Aged 81 RH 2 2 Care) 654 Cannington Dialysis Clinic Y DS 4 1 482 Capecare Aged Care RH 2 2 4088 Care 4 You, Bunbury OH 3 4 Care) 82 Carinaville Hostel (Aged Care) RH 2 2 786 Carinya of Bicton Nursing Home NH 2 2 4212 Carinya of Bicton TCP OH 3 4 4067 Carinya on Bristol NH 2 2 Carinya Village Hostel, Mt Lawley 84 RH 2 2 (Aged Care) Carinya Village Nursing Home, Mt 787 NH 2 2 Lawley Carl And Sadie Cohen Hostel 91 RH 2 2 (Aged Care) Carl Streich Rehab and Aged 336
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