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Access to the RMH Royal Park

All clinical and patient areas at the RMH Royal Park are accessible for people with disabilities.

Visiting the RMH Royal Park

Find out about our amenities at the RMH Royal Park to plan your visit.

Parking near the RMH Royal Park

The RMH Royal Park car park is open 24 hours a day.

Getting to the RMH Royal Park

Find out more about parking and public transport options near the RMH Royal Park.

Your security at the RMH Parkville

While you stay at the RMH Parkville, your security is important to us.

Finding your way around

Our information desk staff and wayfinding volunteers can direct you to where you need to go when you arrive at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. We also have screens and signs throughout to help you navigate.

The Transit Lounge

The Transit Lounge welcomes patients waiting for discharge from hospital, a day procedure or their specialist clinic appointment.

Leaving the RMH Parkville

Getting you home as smoothly as possible is our priority.

Free Wi-Fi

We have free guest wireless internet (Wi-Fi) access for patients and visitors.

Where to buy food and drinks

We have a variety of retail and hospitality stores in and around the hospital where you can buy drinks, foods and snacks for different dietary needs.

Access to the RMH Parkville

All clinical and patient areas at the RMH Parkville are accessible for people with disabilities.

Where to go at the RMH Parkville

How to navigate the hospital, find your way around and where to get help if you need it.

Getting to and from the RMH Parkville

Find out more about parking and public transport options near the hospital.

Preventing infection

Don't bring germs in - don't take germs home.

Preventing pressure injuries

Pressure injuries (bed sores) are areas of damage to the skin or underlying tissue, caused by lying in one place for too long or your skin rubbing against another surface.

Preventing blood clots

If you are in hospital for a longer stay, your risk of getting a blood clot in your leg or your lung is much higher than usual.

Preventing falls

Falls in hospital can occur due to the unfamiliar environment, when you are feeling unwell and when you are taking certain medications.

The RMH Infectious Diseases Physician receives $3.9 million MRFF grant News article

Congratulations to the RMH and The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity Infectious Diseases Physician Professor Steven Tong, who has been awarded $3.9 million in the latest round of Australian Government Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Grants.

Patient whiteboards

Patient bedside whiteboards are located near each bed. They are used by patients, families and our staff to ask and share information during a patient's hospital stay.

If you’re worried, we’re worried

If you are worried about any change, talk to your nurse or doctor. If you are still concerned then we have a simple process to assist.