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Glengarry Private Hospital
Group tours of Glengarry Private Hospital's Maternity Service are conducted every Sunday afternoon at 2.30 pm. No appointments are necessary. Please present to the hospital foyer prior to 2.30 pm. Call or visit the hospital’s website to confirm details.
- 53 Arnisdale Road, Duncraig WA 6023
- (08) 9447 0111
- glengarryprivate.com.au
What's covered?
Cover for your newborn
Your baby can be covered with us from their date of birth when you apply for cover within the first month after their birth. Children are covered for free on most family policies, so you can worry less about the cost.
Labour ward benefits
All HBF maternity products provide 100% cover for labour ward costs incurred by HBF Participating Hospitals.
Hospital room co-payments
Enjoy the new addition to your family in the peace and privacy of a single room if you are covered with Top Hospital, Healthy Saver Hospital or Smart Saver Twin Pack. With Intermediate Hospital, you will be covered for a shared room. You'll have 100% room cover for the first three days, though you may need to contribute for the following six days.
Members with Ultimate cover will be entitled to a single or shared room in any hospital.
What our staff says
I am the Hospital Liaison Officer for Glengarry Private Hospital.
This location is such a pleasure to work from and I am here to try to make members' experience in hospital as smooth as possible, also providing them with a personal contact even when they leave hospital. What I love so much about my work is that it allows me and HBF to help members and support their families.
Tess Gasson, Hospital Liaison Officer
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