Wesley Hospital Kogarah
Wesley Hospital Kogarah is a 30-bed facility in Sydney’s south. We’ve been delivering high quality and compassionate mental health care to Australians and their families for over 60 years.
Set within discrete, landscaped grounds in Sydney’s south, Wesley Hospital Kogarah specialises in short stay, client-focused mental health care. Our facility features comfortable and spacious single- and dual-bed rooms with TVs and leafy aspects, as well as a chapel, gym and recreation facilities, sitting and dining rooms, meeting rooms and an onsite kitchen.
We offer inpatient and day patient programs for:
Our team
At Wesley Hospitals, you or your loved one will be cared for by an experienced and compassionate team of nursing professionals, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists and allied health specialists.
Our lead clinicians are experts in their fields. Their highly respected research informs the practice of our hospitals, and ensures our treatments are developed using the latest evidence-based information.
We provide a listening ear, advice where appropriate - and tools to equip you for the road ahead.
Admissions
Your first step towards recovery.
The most important step in your recovery is making the decision to seek help.
Our caring staff are on hand to guide you through the admissions process. Please review the five steps to successful admission, then complete the admissions enquiry form. Alternatively, you can contact us on (02) 8197 5800 or email hospitals@wesleymission.org.au
Payment options
There are two ways to fund your treatment at Wesley Hospital Kogarah.
How to get here.
7 Blake Street, Kogarah NSW 2217
By car
Kogarah is 19 kilometres south of Sydney CBD. Blake Street runs south from Railway Parade, off the Princes Highway. On-street parking is available.
By train
Kogarah is a 25-minute train ride from Central Station and services run frequently. The hospital is a five-minute walk from the station.
By bus
Sydney Buses 476 and 477 run along Grey Street, a five-minute walk from the hospital.
