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The Alfred
Essential information for your visit to The Alfred
As one of Victoria’s major metropolitan health services, Alfred Health cares for people throughout three hospitals, numerous clinics and community based services. We also provide numerous statewide specialised services, which deliver expert care to people throughout Victoria and interstate.
Caulfield Hospital
Essential information for your visit to Caulfield Hospital
Sandringham Hospital
Essential information for your visit to Sandringham Hospital
Partnering with patients
Patient resources
Services & clinics
Feedback
Essential information for your visit
- Feedback
- Getting involved in your own care
- How can I get help if I have individual needs?
- What do I need to bring?
- What food is offered and can I bring my own?
- What happens to information about me?
- Will I have to pay for any services?
- What support will be available after I leave hospital?
- Your rights & responsibilities
Latest news
Caulfield Hospital serves up new table tennis program for patients
A new table tennis program at Caulfield Hospital is providing patients with another form of activity to promote recovery, thanks to a collaboration with Table Tennis Victoria.
Peanut allergy treatment to ‘reset’ the immune system
Human clinical trials of a world-first peanut allergy treatment will begin in Melbourne next month, with researchers focussing on the molecular parts of the potent nut allergen that are needed to build tolerance, while removing the risk of a severe reaction.
Advice on gastro for outpatients and visitors
Gastro illnesses are particularly common in the community at this time of the year, so it is important visitors wash their hands – or use the hand gel located around the hospital – before and after visiting.
Upcoming events
Advance Care Planning Information Session - August 2017
Who would make medical decisions on your behalf if you couldn’t speak for yourself? Would those closest to you know what you would want?
Advance Care Planning Information Session - November 2017
Who would make medical decisions on your behalf if you couldn’t speak for yourself? Would those closest to you know what you would want?