Visiting hours
General wards
10 am to 1pm and 3 pm to 8 pm daily.
Maternity ward
General visitors: 11 am to 8 pm daily.
Please note that no more than 2 visitors at a time are permitted for each patient in our maternity ward (including children).
Critical Care Unit/Intensive Care Unit
10 am to 1pm and 3 pm to 8 pm daily.
Please note that no more than 2 visitors at a time are permitted for each patient in these wards, and children are not allowed unless granted an exception on compassionate grounds.
Food, drink, and fresh flowers cannot be brought into the Critical Care Unit/Intensive Care Unit.
Mental Health Unit
Bookings are essential for visitors to attend and can be made by calling 08 9462 4000.
There are specific guidelines in place for those visiting infants, children, and young people. Please refer to the section below for an overview of requirements.
Visitor guidelines
Infants, children and young persons
As part of being a Child Safe Organisation, we have specific guidelines in place for those visiting our wards to spend time with our youngest patients.
If you are planning on visiting a patient in this group, please ensure that the next of kin, guardian or carer has nominated you and has advised the hospital of this in advance.
Visitors are required to provide identification on arrival and will need to be checked in by one of our caregivers on the ward they intend to visit.
Valid identification (ID) checks will be in the format of:
- 1 X photographic ID, e.g. drivers license; or
- 2 X non-photographic ID, e.g. Medicare card and or bank issued card
- Physical in-person identification by the next of kin, guardian or carer responsible for completing the visitor register.
Visitors not on the approved list will be asked to contact families separately and will not be permitted to visit until endorsed.
Getting here and parking
The St John of God Midland Public Hospital main entrance is located on the corner of Yelverton Drive and Centennial Place, Midland WA 6056.
Accommodation for visitors
If you are traveling to visit a patient, you may need to find accommodation near the hospital. This list below is provided for information only and does not include all accommodation in the area. The hospital does not endorse these facilities.
- Midland Tourist Park
- Banksia Tourist Park
- Quest Midland
- Travellers Rest Motel (includes accommodation options for people with disability)
Patient and family support
Our pastoral services caregivers are an integral part of our multidisciplinary team and are available to all patients and their family members.
We also offer a range of facilities to make your visit more comfortable, including free Wi-Fi and a café.
Our hospital has a range of facilities to make your visit more comfortable. See more information on our facilities page.
Health in our hospitals
Please refrain from visiting if you’re unwell
We are committed to the health of our communities and ask that you do not visit the hospital if you are experiencing any symptoms of respiratory illness.
Read how we manage infection prevention.
No smoking
Your health and wellbeing is our priority.
Our buildings and grounds are smoke and vape free, to create a healthier, cleaner and safer environment for patients, visitors and caregivers.
Please note smoking or vaping is not permitted in any building, outdoor area or vehicle within our boundaries.