Hospitals and emergency services provide urgent medical care when you are sick or injured. In NSW, you can access emergency departments, urgent care services and public hospitals, as well as specialised services for children and refugees.
NSW hospitals and emergency services
Find hospitals, emergency departments and urgent care services.
Emergency departments
Read information about emergency departments (ED) in NSW hospitals.
Urgent care services
Read information about urgent care services that provide care for an illness or injury that is not an emergency, without waiting in a busy emergency department.
The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network
Read information about the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (SCHN), which includes two tertiary hospitals - the Children's Hospital at Westmead and Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick.
Private health facilities
Read information about private health facilities in NSW.
The Children’s Hospital at Westmead Health Assessment for Refugee Kids (HARK) Clinic
Read information about the HARK clinic (Health Assessment for Refugee Kids) at the Sydney Children's Hospital Westmead, which provides assessment for newly arrived refugee children and families.
Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick Refugee Health Service
Read information about the refugee child health clinic at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick, which provides assessments for newly arrived refugee children and families.
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