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Bupa Hospital Listing Effective 1 February 2021 Bupa Hospital Listing Bringing you greater value and certainty ° Members First and Network Hospitals – we’ve entered into special agreements with these hospitals to help reduce or eliminate your out-of-pocket hospital expenses. ° A private room or money back at Members First hospitals.* ° Special benefits at Members First hospitals.# ° Our Medical Gap Scheme is designed to reduce or eliminate your out of pocket doctors’ fees. ° There will be no-gap for accommodation or doctors’ fees for services included in your policy at Members First day facilities.^ ° Fixed Fee Hospitals – we’ve negotiated with these hospitals to limit your out of pocket accommodation expenses to a fixed amount. This means more hospitals – each offering certainty over costs – for you to choose from. ° Fixed Fee reimbursement for members who hold Ultimate Health cover. Australian Capital Territory Please note the following indicators in the hospital listing: Members First Hospital s This hospital may charge a fixed daily fee Deakin Calvary Health Care ACT – Calvary John James Hospital for psychiatric services. Deakin Canberra Private Hospital u This hospital may charge a fixed daily fee Garran National Capital Private Hospital for rehabilitation services. Network Hospital l This hospital may charge a fixed daily fee for all services. Bruce Calvary Bruce Private Hospital Note: Ultimate Health Cover members will be reimbursed Members First Day Facility if charged a fixed daily fee by any of the hospitals identified Deakin Canberra Imaging Group in this list as charging a fixed daily fee. n Please contact the Practice Manager to ensure Network Day Facility gap free medical. Braddon Canberra Surgicentre Bruce Icon Cancer Centre Canberra Deakin ACT Endoscopy Garran Brindabella Endoscopy Centre Garran Mugga Wara Endoscopy Centre This lists private hospitals and day surgeries at which members will Phillip Canberra Microsurgery experience certainty about the costs associated with their hospital treatment. At most hospitals in this list, members will have a no New South Wales out-of-pocket experience for their hospital treatment (except for any excess or co-payment that may apply to your level of cover). Members First Hospital Members First Hospitals provide a private room for pre booked Albury Albury-Wodonga Private Hospital Ashfield The Sydney Private Hospital overnight admissions or $50 back if one is unavailable. Barrack Heights Shellharbour Private Hospital At Members First Day Facilities, there are no out of pocket medical Bella Vista Norwest Private Hospital expenses (e.g. specialist’s fees). You’re covered for accommodation Campbelltown Campbelltown Private Hospital and theatre costs for Medicare recognised procedures performed Camperdown Chris O’Brien Lifehouse Caringbah Kareena Private Hospital at these facilities, but any co-payment or excess related to your level Crows Nest Mater Sydney of cover will still apply. Dee Why Delmar Private Hospital East Sydney East Sydney Private Hospital At a small number of hospitals, members may be charged a fixed Frenchs Forest Northern Beaches Hospital daily fee. This fee is charged per day and capped at a maximum Gateshead Lake Macquarie Private Hospital number of days per stay. The hospital will inform you of the Gosford Gosford Private Hospital Griffith St Vincents Private Community Hospital Griffith out-of-pocket expense when you make a booking. The fixed Guildford Holroyd Private Hospital daily fee charged by the hospital is in addition to any excess or Hurstville Waratah Private Hospital co-payment you may have as part of your hospital cover. These Kanwal Tuggerah Lakes Private Hospital Kingswood Nepean Private Hospital facilities are identified on the list by the following notations: s, u, l. Kirrawee President Private Hospital As this list is subject to change, we recommend that you call Liverpool Sydney Southwest Private Hospital Longueville Longueville Private Hospital us first to confirm that your hospital of choice gives you certainty Macquarie University Macquarie University Hospital of cover. Manly Manly Waters Private Hospital Mount Druitt Minchinbury Community Hospital New Lambton Heights Newcastle Private Hospital Potts Point St Luke’s Hospital *You must book and request a single room in a Members First hospital at least 24 hours Randwick Eastern Suburbs Private Hospital before admission. If you don’t get a single room you’ll receive $50 a day from the hospital St Leonards North Shore Private Hospital for every day you’re not in one. Applies to overnight admissions only. Excludes nursing home type patients, emergencies, same day admissions or where a single room is Strathfield Alwyn Rehabilitation Hospital medically inappropriate. Wollongong Wollongong Private Hospital Woy Woy Brisbane Waters Private Hospital #Includes a daily newspaper, local phone calls and free-to-air TV at no additional cost. We’ve also negotiated maternity care at Members First Hospitals that provide obstetric services. Maternity care provides mothers with support and educational services Network Hospital regarding childbirth and parenting. Albury Insight Private Hospital ^Any excess or co-payment relevant to your cover will still apply. Albury The Border Cancer Hospital 04909-02-21BP Armidale Armidale Private Hospital Ashfield Wesley Hospital Ashfield 1 Bupa HI Pty Ltd ABN 81 000 057 590. 04909-02-21BP. Effective Date 1 February 2021 Effective 1 February 2021 Bathurst Bathurst Private Hospital Double Bay Double Bay Day Hospital Berkeley Vale Berkeley Vale Private Hospital Drummoyne Drummoyne Day Surgery Centre Bondi Junction Bondi Junction Private Hospital Epping Epping Surgery Centre Bowral Southern Highlands Private Hospital Erina Central Coast Day Hospital Bronte The Sydney Clinic Fairfield Heights Boulevarde Day Surgical Centre Burwood St John of God Private Hospital Frenchs Forest Northern Cancer Institute – Frenchs Forest Campbelltown Northside Group Macarthur Clinic Greenwich North Shore Specialist Day Surgery Caringbah Sutherland Heart Clinic Hornsby Madison Day Surgery Castlecrag Castlecrag Private Hospital Hornsby The SAN Day Surgery Chatswood Hirondelle Private Hospital Hurstville Forest Road Day Surgery Coffs Harbour Baringa Private Hospital Kogarah Aesthetic Day Surgery Cremorne Northside Group Cremorne Clinic Kogarah Kogarah Private Hospital Curl Curl South Pacific Private Hospital Kogarah Southern Suburbs Day Procedure Centre Darlinghurst St Vincent’s Private Hospital Lismore St Vincent’s Private Day Surgery Lismore Dubbo Dubbo Private Hospital Liverpool Fresenius Liverpool Private Dialysis Clinic Dundas Allowah Presbyterian Children’s Hospital Liverpool Liverpool Eye Surgery East Maitland Maitland Private Hospital Miranda Kingsway Day Surgery Figtree Figtree Private Hospital Miranda Southside Cancer Care Centre Forster Forster Private Hospital Mogo Mogo Day Surgery Hornsby Mt Wilga Private Hospital Mona Vale Pittwater Day Surgery Hunters Hill Hunters Hill Private Hospital Moorebank Liverpool day Surgery Hurstville Hurstville Private Newcastle Nephrocare Newcastle Dialysis Clinic Kogarah St George Private Hospital Newtown Sydney Day Surgery (Prince Alfred) Kogarah Wesley Hospital Kogarah North Sydney The Cataract Clinic Lismore St Vincent’s Private Hospital Lismore Parramatta Marsden Eye Surgery Centre Lithgow Lithgow Community Private Hospital Parramatta Parramatta Eye Centre Merewether Lingard Private Hospital Pennant Hills Pennant Hills Day Surgery North Richmond St John of God Richmond Hospital Port Macquarie Port Macquarie Opthalmic Surgery North Turramurra Lady Davidson Private Hospital Randwick Eastern Heart Clinic Nowra Nowra Private Hospital Randwick Sydney Surgical Centre Orange Dudley Private Hospital Revesby Icon Cancer Centre Revesby Orange Orange Surgery Centre Richmond Francis Street Ophthalmic Day Procedure Centre Petersham Metropolitan Rehabilitation Hospital St Leonards Northern Cancer Institute Port Macquarie Port Macquarie Private Hospital Sydney Sight Foundation Theatre Randwick Prince of Wales Private Hospital Sydney Sussex Day Surgery Shortland Hunter Valley Private Hospital Tweed Heads Tweed Day Surgery St Leonards Northside Group St Leonards Clinic Ulladulla Ulladulla Endoscopy & Medical Centre Strathfield Strathfield Private Hospital Wagga Wagga Calvary Riverina Surgicentre Tamworth Tamara Private Hospital Wagga Wagga Riverina Cancer Care Centre Taree Mayo Private Hospital Wagga Wagga Riverina Day Surgery Thirroul Lawrence Hargrave Private Hospital Westmead City West Specialist Day Hospital Toronto Toronto Private Hospital Westmead The Skin Hospital Wagga Wagga Calvary Private Hospital Wollongong Wollongong Day Surgery Wahroonga Sydney Adventist Hospital Warners Bay Warners Bay Private Hospital Wentworthville Northside Group Wentworthville Clinic Northern Territory Westmead Westmead Private Hospital Windsor Hawkesbury District Health Service Members First Hospital Woollahra Wolper Jewish Hospital Tiwi Darwin Private Hospital Network Fixed Fee Hospital Network Day Facility l Baulkham Hills Hills Private Hospital Wanguri Darwin Day Surgery l Baulkham Hills Lakeview Private Hospital l Merrylands Westmead Rehabilitation Hospital Queensland Members First Day Facility Campsie Campsie Day Surgery Members First Hospital Coffs Harbour Coffs Day Hospital Arundel Hopewell Hospice Darlinghurst Diagnostic Endoscopy Centre Benowa Pindara Private Hospital Five Dock Centre for Digestive Diseases Birtinya Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital Frenchs Forest Peninsula Sleep
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