Central Yorke Peninsula Hospital (Maitland)

Contact details

For all emergencies phone 000

Postal address: 65 Robert Street Maitland SA 5573

Central Yorke Peninsula Hospital (Maitland) provide acute services ranging from in-hospital care for adults and children by local general practitioners to outpatients and aged care beds

Patients may commence their stay at Maitland Hospital and Health Service but finish their care at one of the neighbouring hospitals with specialist medical or allied health input when required.

Accident and emergency services

In a medical emergency phone 000 and await ambulance attendance. 

For all other presentations, when you arrive at the Maitland Hospital and Health Service accident and emergency service, you will be seen by a nurse to collect information and assess your illness or injury prior to seeing a doctor.

Mental health emergencies

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency you can present to the accident and emergency service at Maitland Hospital and Health Service.

Alternatively, telephone Remote Mental Health Service on 13 14 65 for mental health counselling, support and information 24 hours, 7 days.

COVID-19


Visiting hours

Visitors play an important part in any patient’s hospital stay, and visitors are welcome.

Car parking

Parking is available at the front of the hospital on Robert Street. There is also disabled parking available.

Disabled access

Maitland Hospital and Health Service has full disability access. If you have special needs and are unsure, please contact reception who will assist you with your specific enquiry.

Yorke Peninsula Service Plan

The Yorke Peninsula Service Plan (PDF 677KB) was finalised and released to the community in January 2020. The Service Plan reflects the overarching future plan for the provision of health services in the central and lower Yorke Peninsula region. This plan was developed in collaboration with a range of stakeholders, including clinicians, nurses, the Yorke Peninsula Health Advisory Council, allied health staff, local Indigenous Australians and the public. We encourage the community to read the plan to inform themselves about the recent patterns of service delivery and the future health needs of the community.