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We are proud to be Robina's only private health facility with a comprehensive range of surgical, medical, rehabilitation and mental health care.
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Leading specialists, state-of-the-art facilities and evidence-based, quality patient care. Robina Private is the only private hospital in Robina's health precinct offering leading medical, rehabilitation and psychiatric services, co-located next to the public hospital.
Patient Stories
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“Everything changed when I turned 16 years as I entered my senior years at high school. Before all this I was diagnosed with severe OCD and was a perfectionist, two traits known as signs of an eating disorder. Robina Private's Eating Disorders Program in itself is extremely hard but rewarding. At first I was super scared going into the program as I have a history of dropping out of therapy, but I am so grateful that Kim and Dr Vinay pushed me to stay in it.”
- Maddy L.
Gold Coast
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COVID-19 VISITOR RESTRICTIONS
In accordance with Queensland Health visitor restrictions, hospital visiting hours are:
MONDAY - FRIDAY: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 1:30pm- 3:30pm
Expanding geriatric services at Robina Private Hospital support ageing Gold Coasters
With more than 90,000 Gold Coasters aged 65 years and over, understanding the physical and mental challenges that come with ageing underpins Robina Private’s holistic and multidisciplinary approach to care.
New cognitive dysfunction program at Robina Private Hospital supporting Gold Coast families
Patients and their families coming to terms with a diagnosis of cognitive dysfunction can now access an extended specialised service on their doorstep at Robina Private Hospital on the central Gold Coast.
Robina Private Hospital tackling the challenges of an ageing population
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) 2016 Census of Population and Housing statistics reveal around 91,400 Gold Coasters aged 65 years and over – 16.4 per cent of the city’s total population – is expected to grow to 20.7 per cent of the Gold Coast’s population by 2041.