Medical Facilities in Westmead, NSW with opening hours, website - page 2
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170 Hawkesbury Rd, Hainsworth St, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9845 2345
Children's hospital 
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suite 10 level 1/16 Mons Rd, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9057 2450
Medical Center 
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Suite 209, Level 2/151-155 Hawkesbury Rd, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9633 4004
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2 Good St, Suite 1/3, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9633 7033
Medical Center 
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Shop 1, 35 Darcy Road, West mead 2145, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9687 4100
Believe without charge to contact west mead specialist: http://www.westmeadspecialists.com.au/ hold up team for any support correlated to adult and paediatric health care services. We also suggest telephonic health advices to patients. 
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1/14 Mons Rd, Westmead, 2145
(02) 8837 9141
Dr. Albert Goh MBBS, BSc(Med), UNSW, FRANZCR Dr Albert Goh graduated from the University of New South Wales, Australia and is a fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. Dr Goh has undergone sub-specialty post graduate fellowship training in Peripheral Endovascular Intervention, Body Intervention and Neuro-vascular Radiology. He is an active member of the Interventional Society of Australasia and a member of the Panel of Clinical Experts of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. He has presented papers both internationally and locally including the World Federation of Interventional Therapeutic Neuroradiology and The World Congress of Ambulatory Surgery. His main interests include vascular, spinal and musculoskeletal intervention. Arterial endovascular intervention includes angioplasty, stenting and embolisation, including treatment of arterial aneurysms. Venous intervention encompasses ovarian/testicular vein embolisation and he has extensive experience in renal dialysis access maintenance and salvage. Dr Goh also runs a busy venous access service including portacath and Hickman catheter insertion for patients with cancer requiring chemotherapy and bone marrow/stem cell transplantation. He performs spinal and musculoskeletal injections, including epidural blocks, facet joint blocks and percutaneous vertebroplasty. Dr Goh is a Staff Specialist at Royal North Shore Hospital with admitting rights to North Shore Private Hospital and is a partner at North Shore Radiology. Dr Goh also provides Interventional Services in the Northwest Corridor of Sydney and practices independently at Norwest Private and Westmead Private Hospitals. 
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30 Mons Rd, Westmead, 2145
(02) 8837 9000
City West Specialists Day Hospital receives positive feedback from customers for its friendly and accommodating staff, convenient admission process, and professional medical care. Some customers appreciate the caring and cheerful demeanor of the nurses and the ease of filling out admission forms. However, there are concerns about communication issues, management of seating arrangements for guests, and denial of requests for special accommodations. 
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160 Bridge Rd, Westmead, 2145
(02) 9891 4444
Family Medicine Practice, Medical Center, Medical & Health, Psychologist, Medical clinic 
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20-22 Mons Rd Level 2, Westmead, 2145
(02) 8844 1550
Fertility physician 
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1A Ashley Lane, Westmead, 2145
(02) 8850 8100
We have created a model of specialist healthcare that is a caring environment where excellence in patient care will always be the focus. The aim is to have facilities and groups of specialists that can work together to offer co-ordinated management of medical conditions. An example of this integrated specialist care is our model for the treatment of breast cancer. A lady with a suspicious lump can be referred to a specialist at one of our centres and have the diagnostic testing necessary, consult with a surgeon, a radiation oncologist and a medical oncologist all at the one site and have her whole treatment planned and centrally co-ordinated. Gone are the days of having to see multiple specialists at multiple venues with no overall co-ordination of care delivery. This is the model of care we are bringing to all diseases with the primary aim of easing the stress and inconvenience that accompanies "old style" specialist care.