Calvary Holmesglen Private Hospital
Maps and transport
Getting to Calvary Holmesglen Private Hospital is easy, with on-site parking, patient drop-off and pick-up areas, and public transport options nearby.
The hospital is located at 490 South Road, Moorabbin, with accessible options available for patients and visitors with mobility needs.
Our location
Patient drop-off and pick-up
A drop-off and pick-up zone is available at the front entrance of the hospital, accessible from South Road.
Wheelchair drop-off and pick-up is available from the 10-minute parking area directly outside the hospital off South Road. Patients can also be dropped off or collected via the hospital car park.
Parking
Parking is available around Calvary Holmesglen Private Hospital for a fee.
Short-term parking of less than two hours is available in the car park at the front of the hospital, with long-term parking available at the rear.
A five-minute drop-off and pick-up zone is located at the hospital’s front entrance.
Public transport
Calvary Holmesglen Private Hospital is accessible by train and bus.
For the latest routes, timetables and journey information, visit Transport Victoria or call 1800 800 007.
By train
Moorabbin Station is on the Frankston Line and is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Holmesglen Moorabbin campus, adjacent to the hospital.
By bus
Several bus routes service the area around the hospital, including routes 811, 812, 823, 824 and 825.
Accessibility
Calvary Holmesglen Private Hospital provides accessible options for patients and visitors with mobility needs.
Wheelchair drop-off and pick-up is available from the 10-minute parking area directly outside the hospital off South Road. Patients can also be dropped off or collected via the hospital car park.
If you require a taxi after your appointment or hospital stay, please speak with our reception team for assistance.
Transport Victoria provides information to help people with accessibility requirements travel on Victoria’s train, tram and bus networks.
For accessible travel information or help planning your journey, visit the Transport Victoria website or call 1800 800 007. People who are deaf or have a hearing impairment can also contact Transport Victoria through the National Relay Service.
Eligible Veteran Card holders may be able to receive travel assistance from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) when travelling for treatment covered by their Veteran Card.
Support may include reimbursement of eligible travel expenses or pre-arranged transport through DVA’s Booked Car with Driver service, subject to eligibility criteria.
For more information about travel assistance and eligibility, visit the Department of Veterans’ Affairs website or call 1800 VETERAN (1800 838 372).