St John of God Bunbury Hospital is a leading provider of private health care in the south west of Western Australia.
Co-located with the publicly run Bunbury Regional Hospital on the South West Health Campus, our 145-bed hospital has recently expanded clinical offerings thanks to a new Colorectal Nurse Specialist, Wound Care Nurse, and specialists in vascular, plastics, pain management and geriatric care.
The hospital has undergone a significant redevelopment program to provide state of the art, modern health facilities.
This $35.9 million investment has included:
- a comprehensive cancer care centre, featuring a 12-chair day chemotherapy unit
- an 8 bed Coronary Care Unit
- an expanded Renal Dialysis Unit
- accommodation and transport services for regional cancer patients.
Community and social outreach
We are proud of our reputation for providing quality health care for communities in the south west, and for our contribution to the community through social outreach and other programs.
South West Community Alcohol and Drug Service
This service provides an important link for those in the community who need help to reduce their use of alcohol and other drugs.
Since 1998, the team has provided information, resources, education and counselling for people, alongside youth and mental health service providers, medical and health professionals, government agencies and other community services.
View our South West Community Alcohol and Drug Service page
History of St John of God Bunbury Hospital
St John of God Bunbury Hospital has a proud history of providing health care for communities in the South West since it was established in 1927 by the Sisters of St John of God.
The hospital was relocated to the South West Health Campus from its initial location at Bury Hill in 1999.
In 2007, a satellite Renal Dialysis Unit was built, improving the sites facilities.
In recent years, the hospital has undergone significant redevelopments, with the latest investment of $35.9 million resulting in a new Comprehensive Cancer Care Centre, an 8 bed Coronary Care Unit, and upgrades to endoscopy reprocessing facilities, supporting improved efficiency and safety.