Western Australia birthing hospitals
Every maternity hospital we cover in Western Australia, grouped by region. Each guide explains how to book in, what the birth suite and rooms are like, how long you are likely to stay and who to call.
Public or private?
The biggest choice most families make first. Here is how the two usually differ.
- No hospital fees for Medicare card holders
- Care from hospital midwives and doctors, or shared with your GP
- You will not usually choose which obstetrician you see
- You choose your own obstetrician early in pregnancy
- Private health cover that includes pregnancy, or you pay yourself
- Usually a private room and a longer stay after the birth
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Northern and central Perth
Public and private maternity hospitals in Subiaco, Stirling and Joondalup.
Eastern and south-eastern Perth
Maternity care in Midland, Bentley and Armadale.
Southern Perth and Peel
Public and private maternity hospitals in Murdoch, Rockingham and Mandurah.
South West and Great Southern
Public maternity care in Bunbury, Busselton and Albany.
Midwest
Public and private maternity care in Geraldton.
Goldfields and Esperance
Public maternity care in Kalgoorlie and Esperance.
Pilbara
Public maternity care in Karratha and South Hedland.
Kimberley
Public maternity care in Broome and Kununurra.
Hospital details are checked against each hospital or health service’s own website. Services and contact details can change, so confirm with the hospital before you go. This page is general information and is not medical advice.
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