Western Health Medical Oncologists and Haematologists work with a range of other specialists to provide coordinated care to patients with a wide range of cancers.

Western Health Cancer Services department recognises consumers as key partners in our work. We are committed to making sure consumers have a voice in planning how our services are provided and how they can be improved. The consumer voice provides us with valuable information from experts – those who receive the service.

Western Health is proud to launch our Best Experience: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Framework 2024 – 2028.

Western Health provides palliative care for people with life-limiting illness, supporting patients and families in hospital and at home.

Western Health Urgent Care Clinics in Bacchus Marsh and Melton provide walk-in care for urgent but non-life-threatening conditions. Open 7 days a week and bulk billed.

Western Health welcomes and encourages consumers and their families to give us feedback about their experiences.

Western Health’s new Strategic Direction 2024-2027 is a roadmap that guides our efforts in meeting the needs of our community, now and into the future, amid a dynamic environment that delivers opportunities and challenges in equal measure.

Western Health is committed to supporting and growing our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce through inclusive employment, cultural safety and meaningful career pathways.

Western Health provides 6,000 personal consultations a year for women with breast cancer. The Breast Care Unit provides a quality service for these women, many of whom face significant financial burden as a result of their diagnosis.

Western Health provides transport assistance for patients attending medical appointments or treatment at our hospitals. Find out how to make a transport request.