During the COVID-19 Pandemic, our Patient and Visitor Guidelines have been amended for the safety of our patients, staff and Doctors, and are in line with Department of Health and Human Services recommendations.

For the most up to date information from the DHHS, including travel restrictions, visit: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus

In line with Department of Health and Human Service guidelines, our Visitor restrictions have recently changed to COVID Ready:

• Permit multiple visits a day from a maximum of 2 visitors per patient at a time (In permitting visitors, the hospital must still comply with the density quotient that limits the number of persons permitted in shared or publicly accessible places)

• Persons aged under 16 years may visit patients but will be included in the above "two visitors at a time" limit.

Visiting Hours: 10am to 8pm

Visitors are required to:

• Enter the hospital via the front door

• Complete QR Code screening or enter contact details on the Register located at Reception

• Wear a mask at all times in the hospital

• Use hand sanitiser on entry

• Maintain social distancing of at least 1.5m at all times

• Limit movement around the hospital

Please do not hesitate to speak with staff if you have any queries or concerns.

We thank you for your support in ensuring the safety of all who access our hospital.

These restrictions may be subject to change. Please contact the hospital directly for any updates.

Parking is available on site, free of charge. There is also parking available across the road at Tunstall Square Shopping Centre.

The following Public Transport Victoria buses travel past the Hospital. For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007.

Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, and use of face masks, visitor meals are not currently available from our kitchen.

Please note lilies are known to cause a number of symptoms and some people can become quite unwell. The soil in potted plants may also present a risk to some patients.

Therefore, you are requested not to bring lilies or potted plants into Donvale; other flowers are very welcome.

Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital is a smoke-free facility; no smoking is permitted on the premises.