St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney - St Vincent's Sydney Private

Recommencement of Elective Surgery
Our Hospital will recommence some elective surgeries as of Monday 27 April, during this period our highest priority is the safety of our patients, staff and doctors. For more information Click Here.

Visiting a Patient

Only ONE VISITOR is permitted PER PATIENT. It is encouraged that visits to our hospital are minimal and suggest using telephone or video call to connect with your loved one.

Please do not enter our Hospital or visit patients:

If you are experiencing Coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath
If you are concerned that you may have Coronavirus (COVID-19)
If you are unwell, or been in contact with anyone unwell, or
If you have visited greater Melbourne in the last 14 days

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Orthopaedics Services

Our specialists provide a complete adult orthopaedic and trauma service, carrying out approximately 1,000 joint replacements per year across the St Vincent’s Campus.

Urology - Prostate Cancer Services

Our highly specialised urology team offer a full range of services including; cancer services, treatment of benign prostatic disease, an incontinence unit, a comprehensive stone unit and prosthetics.

Heart Care

The Cardiothoracic Surgical Unit has been established since the early 1960s. With over 1,000 procedures completed every year, the unit is consistently achieving outcomes superior to national and international guidelines.

St Vincent’s Private offers services the full spectrum of medical and surgical conditions as well as rehabilitation services.

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A new Australian first surgical technique using a probe to target lymph nodes affected by cancer around the prostate.

A new Australian first surgical technique using a probe, developed by the Netherlands Cancer Institute and The University Hospital Leiden, to target lymph nodes affected by cancer around the prostate.