Orthopaedics

Orthopaedics Orthopaedic services are provided at Bankstown, Bowral, Campbelltown, Fairfield and Liverpool Hospitals.

Bankstown Orthopaedic service provides elective and emergency surgery and is supported by surgical ward 3C. Patient's having Hip Replacement Surgery can donate to the New South Wales Bone Bank. The service also participates in the Australian and New Zealand Hip Fracture Registry and the Arthroplasty Clinical Outcomes Registry: National.

Bowral's Orthopaedic service provides elective and emergency surgery and participates in the Australian and New Zealand Hip Fracture Registry and the Arthroplasty Clinical Outcomes Registry: National. The service also provides an Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Program (OACCP) which caters for patients referred for orthopaedic surgery that may require specific advice prior to surgery.

Campbelltown Orthopaedics service provides elective and emergency surgery and participates in the Australian and New Zealand Hip Fracture Registry. The service is supported by Surgical Ward A. Surgical Ward A can be contacted on: 4634 4810.

Fairfield and Liverpool Orthopaedic network provides emergency and trauma surgery at Liverpool and elective surgery at Fairfield Hospital. The service is supported by Ward 2B at Fairfield and Ward 5D at Liverpool Hospital as well as the Whitlam Orthopaedics Research Centre and the Whitlam Joint Replacement Centre. Orthopaedics participates in the Australian and New Zealand Hip Fracture Registry and the Arthroplasty Clinical Outcomes Registry: National. Patients having elective Hip Replacement can donate to New South Wales Bone Bank. Fairfield Hospital also provides an Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Program.

SWSLHD Liverpool Hospital - Orthopaedic Department - Home

Fairfield Hospital Ward 2B can be contacted on: 9616 8391
Liverpool Hospital Ward 5D can be contacted on: 8738 7540

Digital Referral Pathways to SWSLHD

South Western Sydney Local Health District receives outpatient referrals through Consultmed, our secure online referral platform. This helps referrals reach the right service and supports timely review and processing.

Referrals can be submitted in one of three ways

1. For your GP or other Healthcare Provider

Please speak with your GP, specialist, allied health professional or primary care provider and ask them to submit your referral through Consultmed.

Healthcare providers can create a free, secure account or log in using the link below.

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2. For NSW Health Staff

NSW Health staff can submit referrals to SWSLHD services through Consultmed.

Staff can log in securely using their StaffLink credentials.

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3. For Patients or Carers

If you already have a referral letter, you can upload it directly through the SWSLHD self-referral portal.

Submit your referral online using the secure portal below.

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Important Information

Please make sure your referral includes:

Your personal details
The reason for referral
Relevant clinical information
Supporting documents such as imaging or test results

Once submitted, your referral will be reviewed by the relevant hospital team. You may be contacted if additional information is required.