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Amenities and Facilities

Amenities and Facilities

We offer a number of amenities and facilities for our patients and visitors to help make your stay or visit more pleasurable.

Entertainment

In most wards there are digital television screens above each bed. Access to the televisions is available on a daily or weekly rental basis for standard free-to-air digital channels and movie channels.

The rental costs depend on the number of days required and channel types selected. The television service is provided by an external company and is not managed by us. For payment information, see Purchasing Credits below.

For safety reasons, the use of private TV sets is not permitted.

Telephones

Bedside telephones are available so patients can receive incoming telephone calls at no cost. The telephone service is provided by an external company and is not managed by us.

Local calls (un-timed) are $0.45 per call, while calls to mobiles (timed) are charged out at $0.80 per minute. Long distance calls (timed) within Australia are charged out at between $0.24 and $0.80 per minute.

You will need to purchase credits before you are able to use the bedside phone for outgoing calls.

Public telephones are located near the hospital main reception.

Mobile phones

Patients and visitors may use mobile phones, however we request that you refrain from doing so during clinical assessments or when signs indicate that mobile phones are not to be used.

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is now available at Armadale Health Service. Visit the Wi-Fi page for more information.

Purchasing credits

Credit for TV hire or to make outgoing telephone calls can be purchased via credit card through the bedside phones (dial 67 and follow the prompts) or with cash through dedicated vending machines located on the wards.

If you have chosen to use your private health insurance during your stay at our hospital, you will receive complimentary TV rental and capped credits for phone calls. For more information, contact our Private Patient Liaison Officer on 9391 2087.

Café

The on-site café, located on the ground floor, is privately operated by Aroma Café and offers a range of food and drink options for patients, visitors, staff and the general public. Download the Aroma Café menu (PDF 400KB).

Contact

(08) 9391 2096

Operating hours

7:30am to 5:30pm
Monday to Friday

10am to 2pm
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays

Vending machines

Drinks and snacks can be purchased 24 hours-a-day from the vending machines located outside the hospital main entrance and next to the Auxiliary Kiosk.

Auxiliary kiosk

The Armadale Kelmscott Memorial Hospital Auxiliary operates a kiosk which is managed by volunteers to help raise funds for our hospital.

Situated on the ground floor, the kiosk sells a range of gifts, baby baskets, newspapers, magazines, books, flowers and cold drinks. Proceeds from sales at the kiosk go towards purchasing medical equipment and other patient-related items.

Contact

(08) 9391 2121

Operating hours

9am to 4pm and 5:30pm to 7pm
Monday to Saturday

12pm to 4pm and 5:30pm to 7pm
Sunday

Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day and Good Friday.

ATM

An automatic teller machine (ATM) is located in the hospital main foyer (next to the elevator).

Quiet room

A multicultural, non-denominational Quiet Room for reflection and prayer is located on the ground floor corridor past the Carl Streich rehabilitation and subacute care ward towards the mental health unit.

The room can be used by patients, families and visitors of any religion or faith and as a refuge for quiet contemplation.

Smoke free premises

The Armadale Health Service campus is a smoke free site.

For the comfort of everyone at the health service, smoking is not permitted on any part of our grounds. This includes inside buildings, foyers, walkways, car parks and vehicles.

Last Updated: 14/06/2022
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