Calvary Health Care

Formerly owned by St Luke’s Health Fund, St Luke’s Hospital became part of the Calvary group in 2004.

At St Luke’s Hospital, we are the leading provider of palliative and end-of-life care across the north of Tasmania and are the only private mental health facility in Northern Tasmania that offers a range of holistic and innovative treatment programs for inpatients and outpatients.

As of the week of Monday 29 September 2025, our three operating theatres are temporarily closed due to essential building works. We are working with surgeons to re-schedule some surgeries at Calvary St Vincent’s Hospital in the interim period. Every effort is being made to reduce delays in surgical lists and we will prioritise cases according to clinical need.

Calvary St Luke’s Hospital is affiliated with the University of Tasmania, and is a first choice placement for a variety of students.

Calvary St Luke's Hospital has two community representative groups:

The Calvary Community Council is a committee of community volunteers who meet regularly to manage our community benefit programs. These programs include: Community Council Grants which provide funding for local community projects who prioritise the health needs of vulnerable and marginalised Tasmanians and The Mary Potter Foundation which provides funding of hospital care for members of the community who experience economic hardship.

Consumer Representatives serve on a number of key committees to ensure the quality and safety of patient care at Calvary is excellent and that the consumer voice is heard in order to improve patient experience. A state-wide Community Advisory Council Group provides advice on more general community and stakeholder engagement. Through this group local consumers and communities advise Calvary leaders when it comes to designing and planning our services. Representatives are drawn from a broad cross section of the community.