As soon as you’ve had your pregnancy confirmed by a GP, request a referral to one of our obstetricians. Please note your obstetrician does not book you in for your stay with us. You’ll need to do that, and when you do, please have the following information;

  • name of obstetrician
  • reason for admission (pregnancy)
  • health fund membership and policy details
  • GP’s details
  • emergency contact details
  • medications information
     

eAdmission

Once you’ve seen your chosen obstetrician for your first appointment, go to our eAdmission portal 

If you are using eAdmissions for the first time:

  1. Select ‘Create Account’
  2. Enter your details and create a password
  3. Click validate. We will text a validation code to your phone, enter code into the box on screen and select OK.
  4. Click ‘start new admission’ and follow the prompts.

If you are a returning patient:

  1. Log in with your email address and password
  2. Select the ‘copy’ button next to your previous admission which will copy over your details and most of your previous medical history for you to verify.

You’ll receive an email with your booking confirmation. If you have any questions about your booking, please call 03 9468 0503 and we’ll do our very best to help.

The eAdmission process is divided into two parts; admission forms and health history. Once your eAdmission is lodged, our Maternity Booking staff will process your booking. They’ll post the information and paperwork to you and include a date and time when a midwife will call you to confirm further information about your pregnancy.

We’re looking forward to seeing you. 
 

Pre-admission appointment with one of our midwives

This consultation is over the phone and is a wonderful opportunity to ask all your questions about the birth of your baby. We’ll also record your antenatal history and generally make sure you’re ready for your stay.
 

Need-to-know health fund information

Health insurance is an important part of budgeting for the birth of your baby. To minimise out-of-pocket expenses, Northpark Private Hospital has negotiated agreements with all major health funds. While that’s a great start for you, it’s really important to consider other factors.

For instance, most health funds do not automatically cover neonatal care, unless family cover has been in place for three months. So, if you only have singles health insurance, consider a transfer to family cover at least three months before your expected date of delivery.

If you stay on singles cover and your baby is unwell and requires admission to our Special Care Nursery, you’ll need to settle the baby’s account on discharge from the hospital. If you’re expecting a multiple birth, singles health insurance will only cover one baby during your hospital stay. Family health insurance is highly advisable.

It’s best to contact your health fund as soon as possible so there are no financial surprises.
 

Self-funded maternity package

You don’t need to have private health cover to have your baby with us. By choosing to self-fund you’ll have the same private patient comfort and care loved by so many other mums.

Included in the package

  • A 4-night stay for either vaginal or Caesarean delivery
  • You’ll stay in a welcoming private room with ensuite
  • Your partner can stay too, so you can both share this exciting time
  • Our experienced midwives are here for you. Lactation support available
  • The postnatal education program will prepare you for going home

Not included in the package

  • Obstetrician fees
  • Anaesthetist fees (epidural or Caesarean)
  • Paediatrician fees
  • Special Care Nursery fees
  • Allied Health fees
  • Additional night stay fee

To find out more call the Maternity Ward Clerk Coordinator on 03 9468 0503 to discuss your options for having your baby with us at Northpark Private Hospital.

We believe in transparency, so whatever your cover, an estimate of costs and any out-of-pocket excess or co-payments associated with your hospital stay will be sent to you following your eAdmission.

 

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