Calvary Lenah Valley Hospital
Maps and transport
Calvary Lenah Valley Hospital sits on Augusta Road, between Honora Avenue and Raluana Lane.
Entrance to the main hospital is on Augusta Road.
Entrance to our Emergency department is on Honora Avenue.
Find your way around using our app
You can now navigate your way around via our CalvaryCare mobile app, designed to give you instant access to exclusive features and all your important health care information right at your fingertips.
CalvaryCare’s hospital navigation feature helps you find your way around key amenities, services and hospital contacts with ease.
Patient drop off
There is a patient drop off area at the entrance of Calvary Lenah Valley Hospital.
At the front entrance, off Augusta Road there are set down and pick-up areas for patients with a 15 minute time limit. Please move your car to the general car park after the patient has safely arrived.
Parking is not allowed in these locations, so please move your vehicle after the patient has safely arrived.
Parking information
There is limited on-site parking available at the hospital and in adjacent streets.
Please note: Council restrictions may apply.
Disability parking bays can be found in every car park and are located closest to the pedestrian access ways.
If you are in the car park and need assistance getting to or from the hospital, please call 03 6278 5333.
A taxi phone is available at reception and the average wait time is less than 15 minutes.
We have bicycle racks at the base of the ramp at the rear of the hospital.
Public transport
If you are coming to or from the Lenah Valley Campus by bus the following bus routes pass directly outside the front entrance.
Contact Metro Tasmania for up-to-date timetable information.
- Bus routes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 27, X6
- Lenah Valley Hospital – Bus stop 17
Our location
Transport assistance schemes
Patient travel assistance scheme
The State Government’s Patient Travel Assistance Scheme (PTAS) provides financial help with travel and/or accommodation costs to Tasmanian residents who need to travel:
- more than 50 km (one way) to the nearest oncology or dialysis treatment centre
- more than 75 km (one way) to the nearest appropriate specialist medical service
- more than 75 km (one way) to access lymphoedema treatment
Veterans transport
Some veteran patients may be eligible to have transport arranged for them through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA).
Contact the Department of Veterans’ Affairs for more information:
- Metropolitan callers: 133 254
- Regional callers: 1800 555 254