Visitor Information
COVID-19 Visitor Update
[Last updated 27 March 2023]
Visiting hours will be as follows:
- Monday–Sunday (including public holidays): 12:00pm to 6:00pm
Visitors should NOT visit if they are unwell, have any flu like symptoms, or if they have been advised by the Department of Health to isolate.
The safety of our patients, staff and visitors remains our highest priority and we maintain strict safety protocols on site, including physical distancing and hand hygiene.
Please be patient and pleasant with our staff as we support the ongoing need to balancing safety and contact between our patients with their families.
Thanking you for your understanding and cooperation in advance.
Entry to the hospital grounds is available from Springvale Road, via the service lane.
Parking is located at the rear of the centre, with disabled parking spaces clearly marked and positioned close to the hospital entrances. First 30 minutes is free and then fees for parking apply.
Buses
The following bus lines travel past the Centre:
- No. 742, Eastland to Chadstone
- No. 850, Dandenong to Chelsea
- No. 885, Glen Waverley to Springvale
- No. 902, Airport West to Chelsea
Train
The nearest train station is Glen Waverley, approximately 3.6km from The Victorian Rehabilitation Centre.
Taxi's
Reception can call you a taxi where required.
The Victorian Rehabilitation Centre is at 499 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley 3150, conveniently located between Waverley Road and Ferntree Gully Rd.
There a two large shopping Centre's, local to The Victorian Rehabilitation Centre = The Glen and Brandon Park Shopping Centre.
Smoking
In the interests of healthcare and patient comfort, smoking is not permitted in the hospital building or throughout the hospital grounds, apart from the designated smoking area.
Alcohol
Visitors or patients are not permitted to bring alcohol into the hospital. Alcohol can have significant adverse effects when combined with medications.
Food
A patient's diet whilst they are in hospital is related to their clinical condition and/or their stage of recovery, it is aimed to aid their path to a full recovery. For this reason any food brought by visitors should only be consumed following consultation with nursing staff.
Please see top of page for up to date visitor information.
If you are unable to visit during these times other arrangements can be made. Please contact the nurse caring for your relative or friend.