Supporting your visit

Mercy Health is committed to closing the gap and improving health outcomes and experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We strive to improve our engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations, and to improve the cultural competence of our staff.

Although Mercy Health is a public health organisation, our elective surgery service is available to both public and private patients.

Mercy Health has a long tradition of caring for and working with our migrant and refugee communities.

Trusted resources to provide you and your family with all of the information and support you need to prepare for birth and beyond.

Pharmacies provide a medication management service for all patients at Mercy Health public hospitals.

At Mercy Health, we understand some women feel more comfortable with a female doctor. Find out about your options.

These top tips are designed to help patients, families, carers and other support people get the most out of your health care.

Learn how to contact our services through a telephone interpreter if you have difficulty communicating in English.

Family violence is a health issue. Everyone has the right to feel safe at home. Learn more about how Mercy Health can help you in your time of need.

Mercy Health is committed to improving the services we deliver to our patients. Patient experience surveys help us understand what we do well and what we could do better.

If you are worried that your condition or that of someone else is getting worse, please REACH out to us.