Kalamunda Hospital
Kalamunda Hospital provides the following services: 
- Specialist Palliative Care including:
- Inpatient symptom control
- Inpatient end of life care
- Outpatient symptom management
- Day Hospice (accepting referrals)
- Low risk endoscopic day surgery services
The Hospital completed a $9.5 million infrastructure upgrade in 2022.
The Hospital is part of the Armadale Kalamunda Group along with Armadale Health Service and is part of the East Metropolitan Health Service.
Note: Kalamunda Hospital does not operate an Emergency Department. The closest Emergency Department is at St John of God Midland Public Hospital (external website)..
Kalamunda Hospital is a smoke free site. For the comfort of everyone at the health service, smoking and vaping is not permitted on any part of our grounds.
Kalamunda Hospital has a range of amenities and facilities for patients and visitors to help make your stay or visit comfortable.
This includes a family room, relaxing outdoor spaces and a range of volunteer services to support patients during their hospitalisation.
As a small specialist hospital, Kalamunda Hospital provides quality care for people requiring:
Palliative Care Services
Palliative care is provided for individuals with a life limiting illness or condition. As a hospital -based service, we specialise in supporting people and families/carers with complex needs. Palliative services at Kalamunda include:
- Inpatient symptom control
- Inpatient end of life care
- Outpatient symptom management clinic
- Day hospice
Download the day hospice brochure (PDF 870KB) to learn more about this service.
Low Risk Endoscopic Surgery
The Kalamunda Day Procedure Unit (DPU) operates 5 day per week and provides access to low risk endoscopic procedures.
Referrals for Kalamunda Hospital
Referrals are to be sent to the Armadale Kalamunda Group Referral office via:
- Central Referral Service
- email AKG.Referrals@health.wa.gov.au for GPs and external referrers (non Urgent)
- eReferrals for internal WA DOH referrers
Forms:
- Inpatient and Symptom Management referral form – Metro Palliative Care Referral Form (PDF 730KB)
- Day Hospice Referral Form (PDF 70KB)
If the referral is URGENT (care required within 7 days) please contact the relevant area direct for verbal discussion and approval prior to direct referral:
- Inpatient Palliative Care: 9257 8138
- Symptom Management Clinic: 0466 030 363
- Day Hospice: 9257 8100
- Endoscopy: Armadale Hospital Gastroenterologist on call 9391 2000.
These urgent referrals can then be emailed to AKG.Referrals@health.wa.gov.au if approved by the Specialist for URGENT care. Please provide Approvers Name.
Main entrance: 39 Elizabeth Street, Kalamunda
Free parking is available at the front of the hospital near the main entrance via Elizabeth Street for patients and visitors to Anderton Ward and admissions for Day Surgery.
This includes bays designated for ACROD permit holders, directly outside the main entrance.
An additional carpark located at the hospital entrance turn off from Elizabeth Street, opposite the medical centre, provides additional parking for visitors.
Day Hospice: 30 Byron Rd, Kalamunda
Day Hospice drop off and free parking is around the other side of the hospital and is accessed via Byron Rd. Please drive down to the lower car park and drop off at the Day Hospice Entrance.
Current bus and train timetables can be obtained from the Transperth Infoline on 13 62 13 or by visiting the Transperth website (external site).
Train
The nearest train stations to the hospital with bus station links is Midland (Midland line).
Bus
The closest Transperth bus stop (no. 13959) is located on Railway Road, approximately 330m and a five minute walk from the hospital. Buses servicing this stop include:
- 296 (from Elizabeth Quay to Kalamunda Bus Station)
- 297 (from Midland Station to Kalamunda Bus Station)
Taxis
If you need to call for a taxi, staff can assist with contact numbers for your preferred provider and/or provide a courtesy phone to make a booking.
Kalamunda is part of the Armadale Kalamunda Group and your feedback is managed centrally.
Please visit the Armadale Health Service website to provide feedback.
Our goal is to provide our patients with the highest quality care. This is measured by feedback provided through surveys and other methods, in addition to the measurement of outcomes against patient safety targets.
Through programs of surveillance, audit and inquiry, we empower our staff to continually improve the quality of care provided and to strive towards the provision of amazing care.
Visit the Kalamunda Hospital Safety and Quality webpage for the latest information.