Pre-admission clinic You are here:HomePatients & VisitorsPre-admission clinic When booked for a procedure or treatment your surgeon may refer you to our Pre-admission Clinic. Here you will be provided with information about your procedure or treatment and hospital stay. A relative or friend may accompany you if you wish. Make an appointment Once your stay is confirmed, if required, you should contact our Pre-admission Clinic for an appointment. Phone: (02) 9900 7494 or Email What happens at the Pre-admission Clinic? A pre-admission nurse will go through your health questionnaire and answer any questions about your admission. This is a good time to discuss issues such as your current medication or any dietary requirements. You should advise the nurse about any pre-existing conditions or risk factors and express any concerns about your care after discharge. The nurse can refer you to our discharge planning and/or social work team. What to bring to your appointment The following should be brought to your pre-admission appointment: The completed health questionnaire and pre-admission details, unless previously provided. Any doctors’ letters related to your condition. Scans and x-rays related to your condition. A list of your current medications from either your general practitioner or pharmacy. Details of your health insurance fund. All entitlement cards e.g. Medicare, Safety Net, Veterans’ Affairs, Pensioner Health Card or Health Benefit Card. Your credit card. Details of any community benefits you currently receive. Contact details for your general practitioner. Unable to arrange an appointment? Should you be unable to arrange an appointment at the Pre-admission Clinic prior to your admission a nurse from the Pre-admission Clinic will contact you to discuss and review your health status and ensure you have the necessary information about your hospital stay.