Big thank you to staff on 5E especially Jess Wonderful caring nursing staff & my dr was amazing . Fantastic hospital
Posted Date : 23/05/2023
Wesley and Wesley Medical Center
Overview
Wesley Hospital is a private hospital located in Brisbane, Australia. It is part of the Uniting Church's healthcare network and offers a range of medical services including surgery, cancer care, maternity services, and rehabilitation. Wesley Medical Center is a hospital located within the Wesley Hospital campus, offering specialized medical services and facilities for patients seeking high-quality healthcare in Brisbane. Both facilities are known for their expert medical care, state-of-the-art equipment, and commitment to patient well-being.
Hospital Facilities
- Emergency Department
- Maternity Services
- Cardiology Department
- Orthopedic Department
- Oncology Department
- Mental Health Services
- Intensive Care Unit
- Palliative Care Services
- Neurology Department
- Diagnostic Imaging Services
Awards & Recognitions
- Wesley Medical Research Award (2019)
- Healthcare Excellence Award from the Australian Health Care Foundation (2018)
- Health Minister's Medal for Excellence in Health and Medical Research (2017)
- Best Private Hospital in Brisbane award (2016)
- Australian Hospital Association Award for Best Patient Care (2015)
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FAQs
What are the visiting hours at Wesley Medical Center?
Visiting hours at Wesley Medical Center are from 10am to 8pm daily.
Is there parking available at Wesley Medical Center?
Yes, there is parking available at Wesley Medical Center for patients and visitors.
What insurance plans does Wesley Medical Center accept?
Wesley Medical Center accepts a wide range of insurance plans. Please contact the hospital directly to inquire about specific plans.
Address
Address
Wesley Hospital:
451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower QLD 4066, Australia
Wesley Medical Center:
Chapel Hill QLD 4069, Australia
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Anonymous
My elderly mother is currently in the Wesley. So far the care she has received in ward has been TERRIBLE… The nurses have not given medication prescribed by the doctor and just left it on the bedside table twice now.. and they “forgot” to turn off the “nil by mouth” tag for an 82 year old who went nearly 18 hours without food or water… THIS is pathetic !!!!! What ever happened to “do no harm”, the Wesley’s motto should be, ” I just work here”…… Absolutely disgusted !!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
Hospital bathroom was old and tired. Very haphazard schedule for cleaning and often missed a day. Lots of agency staff employed here who are also old and tired in their attitude towards patients. They’re only working for the money. Overheard at changeover one agency nurse refer to me as a “princess” because I’d asked for nursing assistance with toileting as I had broken both wrists and an elbow and was waiting to be operated on. Food delivery staff leave trays of food with a patient and refuse to assist with getting a straw to drink fluids. “Not my job” I heard everyday. Thank goodness I had a great surgeon.
Anonymous
Cleaning of toilets is disgusting no soap floors not mopped shared toilets not cleaned adequately def open for infection. Elderly patients treated as tho they are idiots unless there is family with them to monitor care. For a private hospital conditions are deplorable and is going downhill. Dishes from room service can sit for 5 hours without being collected and there can be ways of up to 2 hours when ordering food and not all patients are able to fend for themselves. Also why do we have to pay again at er when 2 visits are required because first visit was inadequate.
Anonymous
I was recently admitted to the Wesley Hospital and cannot fault the treatment or experience I received. From the ER to Ward 2E the nurses were wonderful. I was extremely anxious having had a heart attack in my 40’s and they cared for me and treated me wonderfully. My Doctors professor Scalia and Dr Hayman and team were fantastic. They explained everything a number of times which was needed and appreciated given my diagnosis and I was not worried about asking any questions I had. The other people I came across for the numerous blood tests scans and the like were great and the staff in theatre for my angiogram put my mind at ease during what was a terrifying procedure. Food was also good, there was so much to choose from and it was great every time and my room was cleaned daily
Anonymous
Why are the bathrooms never cleaned?
Why is the soap dispenser above the basin – opposite wall from the shower?
No sick person feels safe walking across the bathroom on a wet floor with soapy wet feet to get more soap. Many people don’t use flannels, but even a flannel needs more than one soap application.
This is extremely dangerous. If you feel I’m exaggerating, ask some of the elderly patients.