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Participating Private Hospitals September 2021 Participating Private Hospitals AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY NEW SOUTH WALES CONTINUED ACT Endoscopy Deakin Healthwoods Endoscopy Centre Granville Barton Private Hospital Barton Hills Private Hospital Baulkham Hills Brindabella Endoscopy Centre Garran Holroyd Private Hospital Guildford Calvary Bruce Private Hospital Bruce Hunter Valley Private Hospital Shortland Calvary John James Hospital Deakin Hunters Hill Private Hospital Hunters Hill Canberra Imaging Group Deakin Hurstville Private Hospital Hurstville Canberra Microsurgery Phillip Insight Private Hospital Albury Canberra Private Hospital Deakin Kareena Private Hospital Caringbah Canberra Surgicentre Braddon Kingsway Day Surgery Miranda Mugga Wara Endoscopy Centre Garran Kogarah Private Hospital Kogarah The National Capital Private Hospital Garran Lady Davidson Private Hospital North Turramurra Lake Macquarie Private Hospital Newcastle NEW SOUTH WALES Lakeview Private Hospital Bella Vista Albury Day Surgery Albury West Lawrence Hargrave Hospital Thirroul Alexandria Specialist Day Hospital Alexandria Lingard Private Hospital Merewether Armidale Private Hospital Armidale Lithgow Community Private Hospital Lithgow Ballina Day Surgery Ballina Liverpool Eye Surgery Liverpool Baringa Private Hospital Coffs Harbour Longueville Private Hospital Longueville Berkeley Vale Private Hospital Berkeley Vale Macquarie St Day Surgery Sydney Bondi Junction Private Hospital Bondi Junction Macquarie University Hospital Macquarie University Burwood Endoscopy Centre Burwood Madison Day Surgery Hornsby Calvary Riverina Hospital Wagga Wagga Maitland Private Hospital East Maitland Calvary Riverina Surgicentre Wagga Wagga Manly Waters Private Hospital Manly Campbelltown Private Hospital Campbelltown Mater Hospital North Sydney Castlecrag Private Hospital Castlecrag Mayo Private Hospital Taree Central Coast Day Hospital Erina Metwest Eye Centre Blacktown Centre for Digestive Diseases Five Dock Minchinbury Community Hospital Mount Druitt Charlestown Private Hospital Charlestown Miranda Day Surgery Miranda Chatswood Private Hospital Chatswood Mount Wilga Private Hospital Hornsby City West Specialist Day Hospital Westmead Nepean Private Hospital Kingswood Coolenberg Day Surgery Port Macquarie Nephrocare Newcastle Dialysis Clinic Newcastle Crows Nest Day Hospital Crows Nest Newcastle Endoscopy Centre Charlestown Dee Why Endoscopy Unit Dee Why Newcastle Eye Hospital Waratah Delmar Private Hospital Dee Why Newcastle Private Hospital New Lambton Heights Double Bay Day Hospital Double Bay Northern Beaches Private Hospital Frenchs Forest Dubbo Private Hospital Dubbo North Shore Private Hospital Crows Nest Dudley Private Hospital Orange North Shore Specialist Day Hospital Greenwich Eastern Heart Clinic Randwick Northside Group Cremorne Clinic Cremorne Eastern Suburbs Endoscopy Clinic Bondi Junction Northside Group Macarthur Clinic Campbelltown Eastern Suburbs Private Hospital Randwick Northside Group St Leonard’s Clinic St Leonards Epping Surgery Centre Epping Northside Group Wentworthville Clinic Wentworthville Figtree Private Hospital Figtree Norwest Private Hospital Bella Vista Forest Road Day Surgery Hurstville Nowra Private Hospital Nowra Forster Private Hospital Forster Orange Eye Centre Orange Fresenius Liverpool Private Dialysis Clinic Liverpool Orange Surgery Centre Orange Gosford Private Hospital Gosford North Parramatta Eye Centre Parramatta Hamilton Day Surgery Centre Hamilton Pennant Hills Day Surgery Pennant Hills Hawkesbury District Health Services Windsor September 2021 Participating Private Hospitals NEW SOUTH WALES CONTINUED QUEENSLAND Pittwater Day Surgery Mona Vale Brisbane Endoscopy Services Sunnybank Port Macquarie Ophthalmic Surgery Port Macquarie Brisbane Private Hospital Brisbane Port Macquarie Private Hospital Port Macquarie Buderim Gastroenterology Centre Maroochydore President Private Hospital Kirrawee Buderim Private Hospital Buderim Prince of Wales Private Hospital Randwick Caboolture Private Hospital Caboolture Riverina Day Surgery Wagga Wagga Cairns Day Surgery Cairns Rosemont Endoscopy Centre Wollongong Cairns Private Hospital Cairns Shellharbour Private Hospital Barrack Heights Caloundra Private Clinic Caloundra Sight Foundation Theatre Sydney Chermside Day Hospital Chermside Somerset Private Hospital Kingswood Chermside Dialysis Unit Gympie South Pacific Private Hospital Curl Curl Eastern Endoscopy Centre Birkdale Southern Highlands Private Hospital Bowral Eye Tech Day Surgeries Spring Hill Southern Suburbs Day Procedure Centre Kogarah Eye Tech Day Surgeries Southside Upper Mt. Gravatt St. George Private Hospital Kogarah Fresenius Medical Care North Lakes Dialysis North Lakes St. John of God Hospital Burwood Friendly Society Private Hospital Bundaberg St. John of God Hospital North Richmond Gold Coast Eye Hospital Robina St. Luke’s Hospital Potts Point Gold Coast Private Hospital Southport St. Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith Greenslopes Private Hospital Greenslopes St. Vincent’s Private Day Surgery Lismore Hervey Bay Surgical Hospital Hervey Bay St. Vincent’s Private Hospital Lismore Hillcrest Rockhampton Private Hospital Rockhampton St. Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney Darlinghurst Icon Cancer Centre Chermside Strathfield Private Hospital Strathfield Icon Cancer Centre Mackay Surry Hills Day Hospital Surry Hills Icon Cancer Centre South Brisbane Sussex Day Surgery Haymarket Icon Cancer Centre Southport Sutherland Heart Clinic Caringbah Icon Cancer Centre North Lakes Sydney Adventist Hospital Wahroonga Icon Cancer Centre Townsville Hyde Park Sydney Day Surgery Darlinghurst Icon Cancer Centre Wesley Auchenflower Sydney Day Surgery Prince Alfred Newtown Ipswich Day Hospital Ipswich Sydney South West Private Hospital Liverpool John Flynn Private Hospital Tugun Sydney Specialist Day Hospital Chatswood Kawana Private Hospital Birtinya Tamara Private Hospital Tamworth Mackay Specialist Day Hospital North Mackay The Border Cancer Hospital Albury Marie Stopes Bowen Hills The Cataract Clinic (Australia) North Sydney Mater Private Hospital Townsville Pimlico The SAN Day Surgery Hornsby Mater Misericordiae Hospital Gladstone The Skin Hospital Westmead Mater Misericordiae Private Hospital South Brisbane The Skin Private Hospital (Darlinghurst) Darlinghurst Mater Private Hospital Bundaberg The Sydney Clinic Bronte Mater Private Hospital Mackay North Mackay The Sydney Private Hospital Ashfield Mater Private Hospital Mackay (Wellington St) Mackay Tuggerah Lakes Private Hospital Kanwal Mater Private Hospital Rockhampton Rockhampton Tweed Day Surgery Tweed Heads Mater Private Hospital Springfield Central Ulladulla Endoscopy & Medical Centre Ulladulla Mater Private Hospital Redland Cleveland Vision Eye Institute Chatswood Chatswood Mater Misericordiae Women's & Children's Private South Brisbane Warners Bay Private Hospital Warners Bay Mater Private Hospital Townsville (Hyde Park) Hyde Park Warringah Mall Day Surgery Brookvale Nambour Selangor Private Hospital Nambour Western Sydney Private Oncology and Infusion Centre Westmead New Farm Clinic New Farm Westmead Private Hospital Westmead Noosa Hospital Noosaville Wollongong Day Surgery Wollongong North Lakes Day Hospital North Lakes Wollongong Private Hospital Wollongong North Queensland Day Surgical Centre Pimlico North West Brisbane Private Hospital Everton Park NORTHERN TERRITORY Pacific Private Day Hospital Southport Darwin Day Surgery Wanguri Peninsula Private Hospital Kippa-Ring Darwin Private Hospital Tiwi Pindara Day Procedure Centre Benowa September 2021 Participating Private Hospitals QUEENSLAND CONTINUED ParkviewSOUTH Day AUSTRALIA Surgery Eastwood CONTINUED Pindara Private Hospital Benowa Parkwynd Private Hospital Adelaide Pine Rivers Private Hospital Strathpine Payneham Dialysis Clinic Payheham Queensland Eye Hospital Spring Hill Repromed Day Surgery Dulwich Rivercity Private Hospital Auchenflower Seaford Day Surgery Seaford Heights Samford Road Day Hospital Gaythorne Sportsmed Hospital Stepney Short Street Day Surgery Southport St. Andrew's Hospital Inc. Adelaide Southcoast Digestive Diseases Centre Bundall Tennyson Centre Day Hospital Kurralta Park Southside Endoscopy Centre Loganholme The Adelaide Clinic Gilberton Spring Hill Specialist Day Hospital Spring Hill The Memorial Hospital North Adelaide St. Andrew’s Hospital Toowoomba Vista Day Surgery Wayville St. Andrew's Ipswich Private Hospital Ipswich Waverley House Plastic Surgery Adelaide St. Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital Brisbane Windsor Gardens Day Surgery Windsor Gardens St. Stephen’s Hospital Urrawean Western Hospital Henley Beach St. Vincent’s Private Hospital Northside Chermside St. Vincent's Private Hospital Brisbane Kangaroo Point TASMANIA St. Vincent's Private Hospital Toowoomba Calvary Health Care Tasmania Launceston Sunnybank Private Hospital Sunnybank Calvary Hospital Hobart Lenah Valley Sunshine Coast Day Surgery Maroochydore Devonport Eye Hospital Devonport Sunshine Coast Haematology & Oncology Clinic Buderim Hobart Day Surgery South Hobart Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital Birtinya Hobart Private Hospital Hobart The Cairns Clinic North Cairns Hobart Specialist Day Hospital Hobart The Wesley Hospital Auchenflower Icon Cancer Care Hobart Toowong Private Hospital Toowong North Tas Day Hospital Launceston Toowoomba Surgicentre Toowoomba North West Private Hospital Burnie Townsville Day Surgery Townsville Specialist Care Australia Launceston Vision Centre Day Surgery Southport St. Helen's Private Hospital Hobart Steele
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