South Perth Hospital

Great and friendly admission, great parking, amazing staff and surgery was super quick.

I stayed in the hospital Room 10 from Monday 24 October till Wednesday the 26th.Firstly I just want to mention how amazing and wonderful the crew of nurses I had over the 2 nights staying there. I can’t say it enough how lovely, kind and caring they where and how easy they made my stay and recovery. From checking on my pain, to helping me get out of my bed and walking again when I needed to. All in all the service was out of this world. Thank you so much ☺️

So impressed with my experience at SPH. All the nurses and staff were so kind. Highly recommend!

Stayed 2 nights for a surgery and the nurses on the ward were compassionate and professional. The food was so fresh (far better than I’d expected) and my private room was clean, quiet and comfortable. Would highly recommend this hospital.

While I'm happy with the care my elderly mother has received, it's a nightmare for relatives and visitors. I respect covid has made it particularly difficult for all healthcare providers but I'm sure some smaller hospitals are using it as an excuse to limit visitors to cut down on the screening work for administrative staff at the front desk.Before I visited I made sure of their visiting hours on their website and what I had to provide - RAT, certificate etc. No problem. You can not trust what is written on their website! I turned up on Saturday for the 4pm to 6pm block only to be refused entry. On the glass door their weekend hours are limited to 10am to 12pm. There were three very angry visitors at the door with me. One lady, who's husband was newly admitted with dementia, wasn't allowed in. She was apoplectic over concern for her partner.My mother is legally blind. I have to help her with cutting up her food, recharging her tablet, downloading audio books (but wifi wasn't provided there) organising her clothing etc. If I'm not allowed in, that burden is shifted on to nursing staff or not provided at all. So while it may seem limiting visitors cuts down work for the gatekeepers at the front desk, it adds considerable work load to nursing/allied staff in the wards.Every patient gets both bored and lonely in hospital. Visitors mitigate some of that. They boost morale. She can not see the phone or hear the ring - so if I want to speak to her I need a nurse to go to her room with the phone. They are already understaffed - I don't want to add to the problem.There is provision for what is called an essential visitor" at all hospitals but most don't highlight it and/or make the application so onerous it's just not worth the trouble.Before she was moved to South Perth

My husband has had a hip replacement at SPH, and the experience has been excellent. The staff are so caring and professional, from the front desk to the cleaning staff. The food is truly exceptional, generous servings with delicious flavourful home style meals. Our treatment here has been really lovely, the care my husband has definitely helped his recovery. The physios, Vivian and Bernie, the admin staff, nurses who were all just so caring...we Thank you so much.SPH your staff and facilities are highly recommended.

My 9 year old daughter recently underwent a adenotonsillectomy 26/8. The special care and attention we received from administration, to our surgeon and anaesthetist was absolutely outstanding. Our nurses in Park ward were incredibly special people who went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable with the highest quality nursing you could hope for. I cannot thank them enough ❤️

My son recently had surgery at South Perth Hospital and we were to happy with our care! The nursing team are amazing and took such good care of our little boy. The Hospital seems a bit old and some of the lights in our room didn't work and there was a power outage twice whilst we were there.Overall a really positive experience and would recommend this Hospital to anyone requiring surgery.