Welcome To Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
Thank you for choosing Sydney Specialist Day Hospital for your procedure. We are committed to providing the highest standard of health care in an environment designed to help you feel at ease. The information contained in this booklet will ensure that your stay with us proceeds as smoothly as possible.
Welcome To Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
Welcome To Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
Are you a surgeon looking for an operating time?
Procedures, Surgery and Treatments
- General Day Surgery
- Endovascular Interventions
- Angiography
- Embolisation
- Cosmetic & Plastic
- Paediatric Procedures
- Dental under GA
Procedures, Surgery and Treatments
- General Day Surgery
- Endovascular Interventions
- Angiography
- Embolisation
- Cosmetic & Plastic
- Paediatric Procedures
- Dental under GA
Procedures, Surgery and Treatments
Specialist Day Hospital is dedicated to providing the highest level of care especially for our paediatric patients.
- General Day Surgery
- Endoscopy
- Angiography
- Ear Nose and Throat
- Cosmetic & Plastic
- Paediatric Procedures
- Dental under GA
Get Help at Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
At Sydney Specialist Day Hospital, we understand that having surgery can be stressful and scary for both parents and children. So, our aim is to provide you with a pleasant hospital experience to make you feel as at ease as possible. We also pride ourselves on providing professional clinical care in a safe, supportive and all-inclusive environment for all patients.
Our Values
- Excellence in patient care and teaching
- Honesty
- Operational Transparency
- Inclusivity and Mutual Respect
Get Help at Specialist Day Hospital as Easy as One, Two, Three
We understand that having surgery can be stressful for both parents and children and our aim is to make you feel at ease as much as possible. We aim to provide a consistent, high standard of clinical care in an environment that is safe and non-threatening for children.
Get Help at Specialist Day Hospital as Easy as One, Two, Three
We understand that having surgery can be stressful for both parents and children and our aim is to make you feel at ease as much as possible. We aim to provide a consistent, high standard of clinical care in an environment that is safe and non-threatening for children.
For Doctors
Specialist Room and Equipment for Hire.
Our Facilities
- General Anaesthesia
- Angiography
- Laser, Radio Frequency and Embolisation
- Paediatric and Adult
- Fully Licenced
Admission to Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
For Doctors
Specialist Room and Equipment for Hire.
Our Facilities
- Anaesthetic Machine change to General Anaesthesia
- Angeiography
- Laser, Radio Frequency and Embolisation
- Paediatric and Adult
- Fully Licenced
Admission to Sydney Specialist Day Hospital
For Doctors
Specialist Room and Equipment for Hire.
Our Facilities
- Anaesthetic Machine
- Gynecological Room
- Operating Light System
- Surgery Machine
- Surgery Machine 2
Admission to Specialist Day Hospital
For Patients
- Before Comming to Day Surgery
- Preparing for Your Procedure
- The Day of your Procedure
- After Your Procedure
- After Discharge
Before Comming to Day Surgery
Please read the following information carefully and comply with all requests:
- Please ensure the Admission Form is completed and forwarded to us by hand, email or fax at least 7 working days prior to your procedure date. If faxed, please bring the originals with you on the day.
- If your admission has been arranged at short notice (less than one week), please contact us to provide admission details.
Your Forms
- To assist with the completion of your forms, please find below a list of definitions of terms.
Definitions
- An Enduring Guardian can make personal decisions on your behalf, such as where you should live, medical treatment and services you should receive.
- A Power of Attorney can make financial decisions on your behalf, for example disposing of assets or operating your bank account.
- An Advance Care Directive refers to written instructions that relate to the provision of health care when a person is unable to make their wishes known. It is sometimes called a ‘living will’. Please send a copy of your Advance Care Directive with your forms if you have one.
Preparing for Your Procedure
Fasting
If your procedure is under General Anaesthetic, please do not eat or drink 6 hours prior to your admission time. A light meal can be consumed prior to the fasting period. For procedures under sedation, you can eat or drink as normal.Medication
You should continue to take your regular medications with a minimal amount of water unless otherwise instructed by your doctorIllnesses and Operations
If you have acquired any illness (including colds or chest infections) or have undergone another operation since consulting with your doctors, please notify your doctor prior to your admission.Smoking
You should cease smoking as soon as possible and at least 24 hours prior to your surgery. Smoking can adversely affect your anaesthetic and increases the likelihood of complications.Make-up and Jewerly
You should not wear makeup, nail polish, contact lenses or jewelry. Wedding rings are permitted.The Day of your Procedure
Please arrive on time for your appointment so that we can prepare for your procedure. If you are delayed it is important that you contact us as soon as possible. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and low-heeled shoes.
What to bring
- Your completed Admission Form.
- Your original, signed Consent form (if applicable)
- X-Rays or results of tests relevant to your condition
- Medications you would normally take during the day
- Reading material
- Medicare and Health Fund details (book or card)
Operation Times
Although we make every effort to keep to scheduled times, please be aware that occasionally unforeseen circumstances can cause changes in surgery times.
Procedure
On arrival, please present at the reception desk where our staff will finalise your details. You will then be taken to the admission area according to the order of the theatre list for the day. A nurse will provide you with a gown to change into and prepare you for the procedure.
You may be required you to take some pre-operative medications before you are taken to theatre. This will help you feel more relaxed.
For procedures requiring anaesthesia, an anaesthetist will also visit you if this is applicable to your procedure.
After Your Procedure
Operative procedures often involve the use of intravenous fluids and other equipment to monitor your progress. These may still be in place following surgery.
Your progress will be checked regularly by staff who will assist you in making your recovery as comfortable as possible. If you are uncomfortable, in pain or have any problems, don’t hesitate to inform the nursing staff. Light refreshments will be provided as appropriate to your procedure.
Valuables
Please do not bring excessive cash and/or valuables with you. While all care of valuables is taken, the Sydney Specialist Day Hospital does not accept liability for lost or damaged personal items or valuables.
After Discharge
Going Home
If you are undergoing a procedure that requires general anaesthetic or sedation, you will need someone to sign the discharge forms and take you home.
Post Operative Care
For the first 24 hours following a general anaesthetic it is important that you:
- Do not drive a car
- Do not drink alcohol
- Do not remain on your own (Unless approved by your specialist)
- Do not make complex or legal decisions
- Have a companion staying with you
Your surgeon may request a follow-up appointment with you. This will be arranged on the day of your procedure.
If you have any concerns regarding your treatment please contact your surgeon’s office directly, and they will address your concerns directly.
The Facility
Centre of Excellence
The centre is fully equipped to accommodate specialist surgeons, phlebologists and interventional radiologists and to perform procedures requiring general anaesthesia or sedation.
We are staffed with a team of highly skilled medical professionals dedicated to quality care and highest standards of medical practice.
PHILIPS Veradius Neo Mobile C-Arm Imaging System
- Karl Storz Endoscope
- TRIVEX Transilluminated Powered Phlebectomy System
- QuadroStar ProYellow Laser
- Plastic Surgery Instruments
- TOSHIBA Aplio 500 Ultrasound machines
- Internet ports and printing capabilities for portable laptop
Our facility has a fully equipped operating theatre with the latest technology, as well as multiple procedure rooms for minor procedures. We are licensed to offer services to both adults and children.
For Patients
Please read the following information carefully and comply with all requests:
- Please ensure the Admission Form is completed and forwarded to us by hand, email or fax at least 7 working days prior to your procedure date. If faxed, please bring the originals with you on the day.
- If your admission has been arranged at short notice (less than one week), please contact us to provide admission details.
Your Forms
- To assist with the completion of your forms, please find below a list of definitions of terms.
Definitions
- An Enduring Guardian can make personal decisions on your behalf, such as where you should live, medical treatment and services you should receive.
- A Power of Attorney can make financial decisions on your behalf, for example disposing of assets or operating your bank account.
- An Advance Care Directive refers to written instructions that relate to the provision of health care when a person is unable to make their wishes known. It is sometimes called a ‘living will’. Please send a copy of your Advance Care Directive with your forms if you have one.
Fasting
If your procedure is under General Anaesthetic, please do not eat or drink 6 hours prior to your admission time. A light meal can be consumed prior to the fasting period. For procedures under sedation, you can eat or drink as normal.
Medication
You should continue to take your regular medications with a minimal amount of water unless otherwise instructed by your doctor
Illnesses and Operations
If you have acquired any illness (including colds or chest infections) or have undergone another operation since consulting with your doctors, please notify your doctor prior to your admission.
Smoking
You should cease smoking as soon as possible and at least 24 hours prior to your surgery. Smoking can adversely affect your anaesthetic and increases the likelihood of complications.
Make-up and Jewerly
You should not wear makeup, nail polish, contact lenses or jewelry. Wedding rings are permitted.
Please arrive on time for your appointment so that we can prepare for your procedure. If you are delayed it is important that you contact us as soon as possible. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and low-heeled shoes.
What to bring
- Your completed Admission Form.
- Your original, signed Consent form (if applicable)
- X-Rays or results of tests relevant to your condition
- Medications you would normally take during the day
- Reading material
- Medicare and Health Fund details (book or card)
Operation Times
Although we make every effort to keep to scheduled times, please be aware that occasionally unforeseen circumstances can cause changes in surgery times.
Procedure
On arrival, please present at the reception desk where our staff will finalise your details. You will then be taken to the admission area according to the order of the theatre list for the day. A nurse will provide you with a gown to change into and prepare you for the procedure.
You may be required you to take some pre-operative medications before you are taken to theatre. This will help you feel more relaxed.
For procedures requiring anaesthesia, an anaesthetist will also visit you if this is applicable to your procedure.
Operative procedures often involve the use of intravenous fluids and other equipment to monitor your progress. These may still be in place following surgery.
Your progress will be checked regularly by staff who will assist you in making your recovery as comfortable as possible. If you are uncomfortable, in pain or have any problems, don’t hesitate to inform the nursing staff. Light refreshments will be provided as appropriate to your procedure.
Valuables
Please do not bring excessive cash and/or valuables with you. While all care of valuables is taken, the Sydney Specialist Day Hospital does not accept liability for lost or damaged personal items or valuables.
Going Home
If you are undergoing a procedure that requires general anaesthetic or sedation, you will need someone to sign the discharge forms and take you home.
Post Operative Care
For the first 24 hours following a general anaesthetic it is important that you:
- Do not drive a car
- Do not drink alcohol
- Do not remain on your own (Unless approved by your specialist)
- Do not make complex or legal decisions
- Have a companion staying with you
Your surgeon may request a follow-up appointment with you. This will be arranged on the day of your procedure.
If you have any concerns regarding your treatment please contact your surgeon’s office directly, and they will address your concerns directly.
The Facility
Centre of Excellence
The centre is fully equipped to accommodate specialist surgeons, phlebologists and interventional radiologists and to perform procedures requiring general anaesthesia or sedation.
We are staffed with a team of highly skilled medical professionals dedicated to quality care and highest standards of medical practice.
PHILIPS Veradius Neo Mobile C-Arm Imaging System
- Karl Storz Endoscope
- TRIVEX Transilluminated Powered Phlebectomy System
- QuadroStar ProYellow Laser
- Plastic Surgery Instruments
- TOSHIBA Aplio 500 Ultrasound machines
- Internet ports and printing capabilities for portable laptop
Our facility has a fully equipped operating theatre with the latest technology, as well as multiple procedure rooms for minor procedures. We are licensed to offer services to both adults and children.
For Patients
Please read the following information carefully and comply with all requests:
- Please ensure the Admission Form is completed and forwarded to us by hand, email or fax at least 7 working days prior to your procedure date. If faxed, please bring the originals with you on the day.
- If your admission has been arranged at short notice (less than one week), please contact us to provide admission details.
Your Forms
- To assist with the completion of your forms, please find below a list of definitions of terms.
Definitions
- An Enduring Guardian can make personal decisions on your behalf, such as where you should live, medical treatment and services you should receive.
- A Power of Attorney can make financial decisions on your behalf, for example disposing of assets or operating your bank account.
- An Advance Care Directive refers to written instructions that relate to the provision of health care when a person is unable to make their wishes known. It is sometimes called a ‘living will’. Please send a copy of your Advance Care Directive with your forms if you have one.
Fasting
If your procedure is under General Anaesthetic, please do not eat or drink 6 hours prior to your admission time. A light meal can be consumed prior to the fasting period. For procedures under sedation, you can eat or drink as normal.
Medication
You should continue to take your regular medications with a minimal amount of water unless otherwise instructed by your doctor
Illnesses and Operations
If you have acquired any illness (including colds or chest infections) or have undergone another operation since consulting with your doctors, please notify your doctor prior to your admission.
Smoking
You should cease smoking as soon as possible and at least 24 hours prior to your surgery. Smoking can adversely affect your anaesthetic and increases the likelihood of complications.
Make-up and Jewerly
You should not wear makeup, nail polish, contact lenses or jewelry. Wedding rings are permitted.
Please arrive on time for your appointment so that we can prepare for your procedure. If you are delayed it is important that you contact us as soon as possible. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and low-heeled shoes.
What to bring
- Your completed Admission Form.
- Your original, signed Consent form (if applicable)
- X-Rays or results of tests relevant to your condition
- Medications you would normally take during the day
- Reading material
- Medicare and Health Fund details (book or card)
Operation Times
Although we make every effort to keep to scheduled times, please be aware that occasionally unforeseen circumstances can cause changes in surgery times.
Procedure
On arrival, please present at the reception desk where our staff will finalise your details. You will then be taken to the admission area according to the order of the theatre list for the day. A nurse will provide you with a gown to change into and prepare you for the procedure.
You may be required you to take some pre-operative medications before you are taken to theatre. This will help you feel more relaxed.
For procedures requiring anaesthesia, an anaesthetist will also visit you if this is applicable to your procedure.
Operative procedures often involve the use of intravenous fluids and other equipment to monitor your progress. These may still be in place following surgery.
Your progress will be checked regularly by staff who will assist you in making your recovery as comfortable as possible. If you are uncomfortable, in pain or have any problems, don’t hesitate to inform the nursing staff. Light refreshments will be provided as appropriate to your procedure.
Valuables
Please do not bring excessive cash and/or valuables with you. While all care of valuables is taken, the Sydney Specialist Day Hospital does not accept liability for lost or damaged personal items or valuables.
Going Home
If you are undergoing a procedure that requires general anaesthetic or sedation, you will need someone to sign the discharge forms and take you home.
Post Operative Care
For the first 24 hours following a general anaesthetic it is important that you:
- Do not drive a car
- Do not drink alcohol
- Do not remain on your own (Unless approved by your specialist)
- Do not make complex or legal decisions
- Have a companion staying with you
Your surgeon may request a follow-up appointment with you. This will be arranged on the day of your procedure.
If you have any concerns regarding your treatment please contact your surgeon’s office directly, and they will address your concerns directly.
The Facility
Centre of Excellence
The centre is fully equipped to accommodate specialist surgeons, phlebologists and interventional radiologists and to perform procedures requiring general anaesthesia or sedation.
We are staffed with a team of highly skilled medical professionals dedicated to quality care and highest standards of medical practice.
PHILIPS Veradius Neo Mobile C-Arm Imaging System
- Karl Storz Endoscope
- TRIVEX Transilluminated Powered Phlebectomy System
- QuadroStar ProYellow Laser
- Plastic Surgery Instruments
- TOSHIBA Aplio 500 Ultrasound machines
- Internet ports and printing capabilities for portable laptop
Our facility has a fully equipped operating theatre with the latest technology, as well as multiple procedure rooms for minor procedures. We are licensed to offer services to both adults and children.
Our Facility
- General Anaesthesia
- Angiography
- Laser, Radio Frequency and Embolisation
- Paediatric and Adult
- Fully Licenced
Our Facility
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- Anaesthetic Machine change to General Anaesthesia
- Angeiography
- Laser, Radio Frequency and Embolisation
- Paediatric and Adult
- Fully Licenced
Our Facility
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- Anaesthetic Machine
- Gynecological Room
- Operating Light System
- Gynecological Room
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Email Address
ac@sydneyskinandvein.com.au

Phone Number
(02) 9386 0211

Our Location
Level 5, 7 Help Street
Chatswood, NSW, 2067
Acknowledgement of Country
- We acknowledge the Gamaragal Peope, the Traditional Owners of the land on which our Hospital now stands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who may be