Users of Best Practice, MedDirector and Genie can now send electronic referrals to Mercy Health. Guides and FAQ Sheets (opens in new window) can found on the HealthLink, eReferral information page. (opens in new window)
We accept GP and specialist referrals for all specialist clinics. Referrals are triaged against clinical information and investigations using HealthPathways Melbourne and Statewide Specialist Clinic Referral Criteria, developed by the Department of Health.
Referrals that do not contain the required clinical information and investigations will not be accepted.
For further assistance, please contact primarycare@mercy.com.au. Please note that referrals via email are not excepted.
Please check our Werribee Mercy ED capability framework before sending your patient to avoid having them diverted to a different hospital.
Referral instructions and templates
Specialist clinic referrals are encouraged to be send via HealthLink. Find the appropriate referral forms and information for all clinics here.
HealthLink, eReferral Information
Learn more Mercy Health’s preferred referral method for its Outpatient Specialist Clinics is via eReferrals from HealthLink SmartForms including contacts and FAQ sheets.
MBS funded clinics (Medicare Benefits Schedule)
Learn more about Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) clinics offered at Werribee Mercy Hospital and Mercy Hospital for Women and the referring requirements for these clinics.
Referral contact details
A quick listing page for our most commonly used contact details. To refer a patient, please complete an eReferral via HealthLink SmartForms or alternatively send a fax to the relevant area, service or specialist clinic.
Werribee Mercy Hospital referral contact details
Mercy Hospital for Women referral contact details
Access prioritisation and waitlists
Learn more about the referral management process and waiting list management at Werribee Mercy Hospital & Mercy Hospital for Women.
Referrer responsibilities
The non-admitted Specialist clinics in Victorian public hospitals: access policy requires health professionals to communicate effectively to optimise patient care. Learn more about your responsibilities as a referring health professional.
Minimum referral requirements
The non-admitted specialist services access policy advises that referrers are responsible for including the minimum referral content required for all referrals. Learn more about the mandatory information required for a referral request to be accepted and clinically prioritised.
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Primary Care Liaison Unit
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