All services

We provide surgery for babies, children and adolescents, offering age appropriate, compassionate care. Our paediatric caregivers are experienced in helping both you and your child relax during your stay with us.

Pain is defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage.

Palliative care supports patients and families who are experiencing a potentially life-limiting condition, or an illness that is not responding to curative treatment.

Parents often need a wide range of support and guidance when it comes to preparing for the arrival of their new baby, particularly if it is their first.

Our comprehensive Parkinson’s service can help you manage your ongoing symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and we’ll be with you every step of the way throughout your journey.

Perinatal and infant mental health is used to describe the psychological wellbeing of mothers and how that impacts their quality of bonding with their baby. Our care, along with help from partners and families, supports mothers and infants through this difficult time.

We all have changing moods and act on impulse occasionally. For some people, this happens continually and to a much greater degree, making it difficult to go about everyday activities. Our programs support and help you understand and manage your changing moods and impulses.

Physiotherapy treats disease, injury or disorders using physical methods such as exercise and joint manipulation.

Plastic and reconstructive surgery can change or improve a person’s appearance for cosmetic or reconstructive purposes.

Podiatry treats a wide range foot disorders affecting your recovery in hospital.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an injury that can follow exposure to one or more severe, traumatic events. It can change the way you see yourself, your life and the world. We provide comprehensive, holistic care to help you recover.

Perinatal depression and anxiety, often referred to as postnatal depression, can begin during pregnancy, immediately after birth, or in the weeks or months after childbirth.

Perinatal and infant mental health is used to describe the psychological wellbeing of mothers and how that impacts their quality of bonding with their baby. Our care, along with help from partners and families, supports mothers and infants through this difficult time.

Psychotherapy is a treatment to help you change or overcome problems by talking openly with a therapist. We work closely with you to help you find strategies to address your concerns.

We typically refer to psychotic disorders as schizophrenia, bipolar or delusional disorders, however the term may cover a raft of other mental health issues. We are here to help you and your family understand and address your mental health issues.

If you have a chronic lung condition such as emphysema, chronic asthma or pulmonary fibrosis, you may benefit from our pulmonary rehabilitation program.