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Services and clinics information BRIGHT Woodville Emergency department General rehabilitation Geriatric Medicine (Aged and extended care services) Intensive Care Unit Medical imaging Outpatient appointments Pharmacy
Hospital map Parking Visitor information Transport Amenities Admission Hospital rooms Nearby accommodation Getting ready to leave Health checks Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Concerns for your care Disability support and services Interpreters and cultural support Social work department Spiritual care Volunteer support Freedom of information Overseas patients Patient privacy Paying your bill Private patients Rights and responsibilities

In an emergency, always call triple zero (000)

You should call triple zero (000) if a person experiences:

  • chest pain or tightness
  • difficulty breathing
  • sudden collapse or an unexplained fall
  • fits or seizures
  • uncontrollable bleeding
  • serious burns
  • unconsciousness
  • a fall from a great height
  • injury from a motor vehicle accident
  • serious assault
  • fits, allergic reactions or ongoing fever in infants, the elderly or vulnerable persons.

Triple zero (000) is a free call from any phone, mobile or phone box.

For less severe but still urgent situations, go to an emergency department.

All public hospital emergency departments in metropolitan Adelaide are available 24 hours a day, 7 days.

Other healthcare options

GPs and Urgent Care

Find GPs and Urgent Care Clinics near TQEH for medical advice in non-emergency situations.

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Mental health services

Get information on mental health services available near TQEH. In a mental health emergency, call the Mental Health Triage Service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Retail pharmacies

Pharmacies are a great resource of free health information and can advise on how to treat minor illnesses and injuries.

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Allied health services

Allied health professionals can help with a range of non-emergency health related issues. See how they can help.

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