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Health alert: Novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

See fever clinic locations and bookings, hospital visitor restrictions and read the latest Queensland Government information.

About us

Metro South Health has the largest oral health service in Queensland.  We provide general oral health care at hospitals, community clinics and schools, as well as a range of secondary and specialist care services. 
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Visitor Restrictions at our facilities due to COVID-19
Please refer to our hospital visitor restrictions for current information on visitation restrictions at our facilities and mask requirements. If you have any symptoms or are concerned about your exposure to COVID-19, you can visit one of the fever clinic locations in Metro South. Thank you for your support and understanding during this time.
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Contact and location

To make an appointment, please phone the Metro South Oral Health Hub - a telephone line for urgent and general public dental treatment.
Phone: 
1300 300 850

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Latest news

12 March

A career in Mental Health brings Aussie talent home

Metro South Health recently welcomed 63 new psychiatry registrars in training, among them Dr Timothy Edwards, who returned from London to take up a post at Addiction and Mental Health Services.

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). 

2 March

Free dental appointments these school holidays

Parents are encouraged to book a free dental appointment for their children these school holidays, with appointments available at various locations across the Metro South region.

11 October

Is your family protected from measles (2019)

Measles can be very dangerous, and can lead to pneumonia, brain inflammation and other serious illness. Make sure your family’s measles vaccinations are up to date.

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