In an emergency, always call triple zero (000). It’s a free call from any phone, mobile or phone box.
For other urgent medical issues, go to an Emergency Department.
Our Emergency Departments are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week:
People in northern NSW are being reminded of the care options that are available to them, as winter illnesses continue to impact the local community and the region’s busy emergency departments (EDs). Northern NSW Local Health District Chief Executive, Tracey Maisey said those with nonlife-threatening conditions are encouraged to call Healthdirect.
The NSW Government is today launching a partnership with Healthy North Coast, Mid North Coast Local Health District and Northern NSW Local Health District to lead the North Coast Mental Health Plan. The Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs and Suicide Prevention Joint Regional Plan is a comprehensive effort for key mental health services in the region to work together to create better outcomes for the community.
Murwillumbah District Hospital (MDH) has reached a significant milestone, celebrating 120 years of providing healthcare to the local community. Since its opening in May 1904, hospital staff have cared for generations of patients and seen many changes in the delivery of health services and advancements in patient care.
North Coast residents aged 65 and over are again being urged to book in now for their free flu vaccine, as the virus continues to surge across the state.
A new buggy is helping outpatients and visitors get around the new Tweed Valley Hospital thanks to a generous donation from the Lions Club of Kingscliff and the Australian Lions Foundation.
Public hospitals across Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD) continued to provide high quality, safe care throughout the first quarter of 2024, despite unprecedented demand for emergency care.
Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD) is raising awareness of how to protect young people
The NSW Government is today officially opening the $723.3 million Tweed Valley Hospital, a state-of-the-art health facility on the NSW North Coast that will also be supported by a new Urgent Care Service in the area and a brand new Ambulance Station in Kingscliff.
A baby boy born to Tweed Shire locals, the Espie family, has secured a place in history, becoming the first baby born at the new Tweed Valley Hospital, coming into the world at 8.53pm on 14 May, the hospital’s opening day.
