Wollongong Hospital — Hospital in South Coast Mail Centre

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Wollongong Hospital

Hospital at Wollongong Hospital, 252 Loftus St & Locked Bag 8808, South Coast Mail Centre NSW 2521, Australia, South Coast Mail Centre, New South Wales, 2521 . Here you will find detailed information about Wollongong Hospital: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday
    Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday
    Open 24 hours
  • Thursday
    Open 24 hours
  • Friday
    Open 24 hours
  • Saturday
    Open 24 hours
  • Sunday
    Open 24 hours

Rating

4
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5
Based on 5 reviews

Contacts

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Region:
New South Wales
Address:
Wollongong Hospital, 252 Loftus St & Locked Bag 8808, South Coast Mail Centre NSW 2521, Australia, South Coast Mail Centre, New South Wales, 2521
City:
South Coast Mail Centre
Postcode:
2521

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About Wollongong Hospital

Wollongong Hospital is a Australian Hospital based in South Coast Mail Centre, New South Wales. Wollongong Hospital is located at Wollongong Hospital, 252 Loftus St & Locked Bag 8808, South Coast Mail Centre NSW 2521, Australia,


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Reviews of Wollongong Hospital

  • Patrick
    Added 2014.10.17
    I have been more than unpleased with the care with the antenatal clinic at Wollongong Hospital. Being pregnant is hard enough and dealing with the clinic hasn't made that strain at all easier. I go there now every week as I'm nearly 38 weeks and all I get done is my blood pressure then get told that I can go home. What's the point of going? I may as well just see my free doctor, even he does a million times more. I even asked to see the labour ward and just got told that it was on the second floor. Thank you for letting me know exactly where to go if my waters break in the middle of the night.
  • Antonio
    Added 2014.10.11
    I would like to thank the nursing staff on level 4a who worked 10/11/17 -13/11/17 for the wonderful care given to me during my stay and to the 3 other ladies in ward with me
  • Landon
    Added 2013.12.14
    Love the staff.. thanks to all. Hospitals have their own time zone though. Things happen but at their own pace. Sometimes frustrating but the system saved my life. Where would we be without these great men and women.
  • Isaiah
    Added 2013.12.14
    I would like to say a big thank you to all the staff and doctors on level 2 at the birthing unit. You all did an excellent job with my wife when she was going through a stressful time. Very helpful, friendly and professional.
  • Jonathan
    Added 2013.05.08
    If you weren't religious before being admitted to this place, you will be. You will start praying to any and all Gods out there for a miracle that the nurses will actually turn up sometime before you die when you call for one and that they will do there job and actually look after a patient instead of just chatting away.
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