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Transport

Transport

Consider some of these transport options to get to and from our hospital.

 

Public transport

To find out information about buses and trains, visit the Transperth website, phone the infoline on 13 62 13 or find a timetable at the hospital reception.

Buses

Transperth buses stop on Albany Highway in front of our hospital.

These include the following buses:

  • 219 (from the Armadale train/bus station and Armadale Shopping centres)
  • 220 (from Wellington Street Bus Station, Armadale and Kelmscott train stations)

Look for the following bus stops:

  • Bus stop 10005 is the northbound one on the eastern side of Albany Highway.
  • Bus stop 10204 is the southbound one on the western side of Albany Highway.

Trains

Take the train to the following stations at Armadale, Kelmscott, Challis and Sherwood and then the bus to the hospital.

Taxis and rideshare

Visit the Cab Spot at the hospital's main entrance near the Emergency Department. Phone 13 13 30 for a taxi and, when prompted, enter the code 1125 to provide your location. The fully-automated system will dispatch the next available taxi to the hospital’s main entrance

If your taxi has not arrived within 15 minutes, phone back and confirm you are still waiting. If you have found other transport, select the ‘cancel’ option when prompted.

Other options include Uber and Didi.

Family, friends and carers

Where appropriate, and especially for people with limited mobility, we encourage patients to ask friends or family to drop them at the hospital main entrance using the five-minute bay or the 15-minute bay.

Other options

Some patients may be eligible for transport assistance. Discuss this with your health care provider, as appropriate.

Last Updated: 30/09/2026
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