Right at Home Australia is a leading provider of quality in-home care. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for those we serve ensuring the Right Care, Right at Home™. We support people living with complex and post-operative care needs, dementia and cognitive decline, seniors, and adults living with a disability including NDIS participants.

Unit 10 121 Newmarket Rd, Windsor, QLD, 4030

18.22km

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Unit 10 121 Newmarket Rd, Windsor, QLD, 4030

18.22km

Legal ID: 31166722658

Unit 10 121 Newmarket Rd, Windsor, QLD, 4030

18.22km

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Healthcall Nursing Agency

Nurses & Nursing Services, Milton, QLD 4064

Offices in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Toowoomba,

Currently recruiting nursing and support staff

We Do Whatever It Takes

Attendant Care Industry Association, ACIA - Marilyn Wallace

Registered Nurses

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Offices in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Toowoomba,

Currently recruiting nursing and support staff

We Do Whatever It Takes

Attendant Care Industry Association, ACIA - Marilyn Wallace

Registered Nurses

ISO 9001

The Australian HealthCall Group (AHG) is one of Australia's largest privately owning nursing and community support organisations. AHG is able to offer around the clock services in NSW, the ACT and Queensland.

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Dr Toby Cohen

Vascular Surgery, Spring Hill, QLD 4000

Open until 5:00pm

Brisbane Based Vascular Surgeon.

Noosa Private Hospital, 111 Goodchap St, Noosaville 4566 Holy Spirit Northside Hospital, 627 Rode Road, Chermside 4032 Warwick Hospital, 56 Locke St, Warwick 4370 Wesley Hospital, 451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower, QLD 4066 Gympie Specialist Centre, 74 Channon St, Gympie 4570

Athol Place 303 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill, QLD, 4000

18.84km

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Athol Place 303 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill, QLD, 4000

18.84km

Athol Place 303 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill, QLD, 4000

18.84km

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Montserrat Day Hospitals

Private Hospitals, Gaythorne, QLD 4051

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383- 391 Samford Rd, Gaythorne, QLD, 4051

13.67km

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The differences between a public and a private hospital

Are you considering going to a hospital but not sure whether it is worth going to a private or a public one? We’ve put together some pros and cons for both to allow you to decide.

Public hospitals tend to be much bigger and can accommodate a lot of people. They cannot turn anyone away and, due to being publicly funded, are much more affordable. However, due to their large size, the ratio of doctors to patients is staggering and hence the waiting time to speak to a doctor or get a treatment is often quite long.
Private hospitals are capable of providing personalised care to their patients with the ability for a patient to even have a private room or being able to choose their doctor. Wait times are much shorter and the ratio of doctors and nurses allow for more contact with the staff.

Whether you live in the suburbs, the outback or the CBD, there will always be a hospital around your area. If you’re looking for premium service and specialised care, have a browse through our local listings for local private hospitals in your area.