Self-funded care at St John of God Berwick Hospital

Private hospital treatment in south-east Melbourne without health insurance.

 

Paediatric patient popping bubbles with caregiver in hospital bed.

If you do not have private health insurance we can assist you to access appropriate treatment through our 'self-funded care' option.

Self-funding is a simple process where you can pay for private hospital surgeries or treatments, even if you don't have private health insurance.

By choosing to self-fund your care you will receive comprehensive private hospital care with:

  • quick access, avoiding public hospital waiting lists
  • your choice of specialist, who cares for you from your initial consultation through to surgery, in hospital and after discharge
  • a range of payment options.

How to self-fund private hospital treatment

We can help guide you through self-funding your private hospital care – visit our guide to self-funded care. Our six-step process helps you understand how to access private hospital care without insurance with information on a range of payment options (including payment plans) and links to specialist doctors who provide self-funded care.

Gastric sleeve surgery package

When you have everything to gain from losing excess weight, our set cost gastric sleeve surgery package can help you access weight loss surgery in south-east Melbourne. 

This package is available to self-funded patients and those who have private health insurance with exclusions. Visit our bariatric surgery page for more information.

Request an estimate for hospital costs

To get an estimate of private hospital fees for self-funded surgery or treatment at a St John of God Health Care hospital please complete this form.

You can also contact our team to get an estimate for self-funded care by telephone on 1300 940 199
Festive period operating hours: From 23 December 2024 to 3 January 2025 our team is available between 7.00am to 3.00pm AWST Monday to Friday. We are closed on public holidays.

Please note: This is not an emergency telephone number. If you or someone close to you needs urgent medical attention call 000 for emergency services, or contact Health Direct for 24-hour health advice on 1800 022 222.