Northshore Hospital is a public hospital located in Auckland, New Zealand. It offers a range of medical services including emergency care, surgery, maternity care, and a variety of specialist clinics. The hospital is well-equipped with modern facilities and staffed by experienced healthcare professionals to provide high-quality care to patients in the North Shore area.
Visiting hours at Northshore Hospital are from 10am to 8pm daily.
You can contact Northshore Hospital at +64 9-801 3100.
Yes, Northshore Hospital has parking available for visitors. There are both paid and free parking options.
Had a long wait for medical attention but was made comfortable in the corridor. The doctors, nurses, St John staff and administrators were always friendly, though under considerable pressure with workload and difficult patients. Mine was a good experience and outcome.
Posted Date : 18/01/2024
Boxing Day eyesight issues. Into Shore Care and seen within 10mins (eye issues given priority). Examination revealed serious issue and was promptly told to proceed to Greenlane for more extensive evaluation. Fast, efficient and friendly staff gave me confidence in the system.
Posted Date : 12/01/2024
Got to be the worst place ever. Sitting and waiting for almost 9hrs for a doctor to see you for chest pain. Nobody tells you what's going on. You see patients come in after you but get seen to first. You try be very respectful because you know they are busy. But 9hrs and counting. ............ Patients here before me waiting for 11 hrs. What is going on?!?!
Posted Date : 08/01/2024
Yet another visit to A&E today. I just want to thank everyone there. You are amazing in such a pressure cooker environment. You deal with everything so professionally and caring. So grateful.
Posted Date : 16/11/2023
I had surgery and was in North Shore Cullen Ward for three weeks in June 2023. Am very impressed by the excellent care by nurses and doctors. Nothing was too much trouble and the few concerns were very quickly attended to. I was given excellent advice from the caring nurses in this ward, and I continue to have excellent after care by our District Nurses and Physiotherapists. Well done NZ Health Service.
Posted Date : 30/10/2023
Anonymous
Having had a cycling accident on Waiheke I was first taken to Auckland hospital then Northshore where I was on ward 9. I received excellent care from all the staff, food was nice and my three days there have shown me how good nhs care can be. As a senior nurse in the UK I was very impressed. I am now slowly recovering with my family, before returning back to the UK. Thank you Northshore hospital
Anonymous
Had to go into nthshore hospital (emergency department) a week ago. How lucky are we to have this world class place to go to when we’re sick. Thanks to all staff for a top service. Ray Knowles
Anonymous
Fantastic caring staff from emergency department to ward 7 where I eventually ended up. Everyone was kind smiley and helpful. Loved the cups of tea. Always looked forward to that. So in ward 7 meals were tasty , hot, looked good on plate and most of them were yummy. Portion was also good. Very happy with all the care I received.Well done and thankuNorth Shore Hospital
Anonymous
1 star on service, partner had to wait for 8hrs and counting. This could be possible very serious matter and isn’t being treated accordingly, have had 4 blood tests and is still waiting on a MRI scan, they have not even booked the MRI and has made her wait with no clear communication or updates on the matter. 13-02-2024
Anonymous
Hello
I would like to understand the. Hospital rules for HDU.
The situation is this my mother is very sick and is in HDU. I have a disabled son who was with me when we visited my mother it was fine for ten minutes then a nurse came up to us and asked us to leave as he was Not wearing a mask but had the health ministry exception card saying he didn’t have to wear a mask. At the sometime as this was happening there was a baby in HDU I personally think that they should not be allowed in . My mother in immunity comprised too.
I don’t mind being told to leave but the rules need to be clearer for disabled teenagers and our. son is 16. What a saga .. I