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About us

Beaudesert Hospital is a modern rural health care facility located in Queensland’s Scenic Rim region. The hospital has a rich history of providing quality health care services to the local community and today provides a range of specialties including surgical procedures and birthing services.
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Contact and location

Address: 
64 Tina Street, Beaudesert - view on map
Phone: 
(07) 5541 9111
Visiting hours: 
Patients can have any number of visitors for any length of time during visiting hours: between 7am and 9pm. Some restrictions remain in certain areas to help keep patients, staff and the community safe. Refer to the visiting hours page for additional information on restrictions at our hospital.

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Latest news

Little red flying fox
27 January

Little red flying fox confirmed with Australian Bat Lyssavirus in Lions Bicentennial Park, Beaudesert

The Metro South Public Health Unit has confirmed that a little red flying fox recovered from Lions Bicentennial Park, Beaudesert, has tested positive for Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV).

Australian Bat Lyssavirus in flying foxes
26 December

Media release: Flying fox confirmed with Australian Bat Lyssavirus in Lakewood Avenue Park, Parkinson

The Metro South Public Health Unit has confirmed that an orphaned baby bat recovered from Lakewood Avenue Park in Parkinson has tested positive for Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV). 

17 December

Ross river virus detected in Metro South area

Ross River virus has been detected in South-East Queensland mosquito populations through a surveillance program run by Queensland Health.

Register of births
25 November

Ten things you didn't know about Beaudesert Hospital

They say people living in small country towns know everything about everyone, but Beaudesert Hospital has a few little secrets local residents may find surprising.

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