Patient stories
At Gosford Private Hospital, we are committed to making your experience the best experience. We value who you are and how you are, because it's personal.
“My most sincere thanks for your contribution in saving my life. I was in an induced coma on life support for 3 days before I was transferred to Gosford Private Hospital where I had a quadruple bypass. Now 8 weeks after my incident I am well on the way to recovery and have commenced a 6 week rehabilitation course.”
- Winston P.
Umina Beach
Latest news
New Era for Neurosurgery launched on the NSW Central Coast
Gosford Private Hospital has welcomed a world-first technology to the Central Coast, with the introduction of the Neurologia BodyTom 64. The cutting-edge portable CT scanner provides real-time, high-resolution imaging during surgical procedures, enabling surgeons to make immediate and informed decisions, while ensuring individualised patient care with unrivalled accuracy.
CENTRAL COAST FIRST - VELYS ROBOTIC-ASSISTED SOLUTION
Gosford Private Hospital patients are now gaining access to the very latest in robotic knee replacement surgery technology with the VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution.
Gosford Private Hospital is the first hospital on the central coast to have the VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution. The VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution helps surgeons perform knee replacement surgery that is tailored to each patient, and is designed to provide digital precision and accuracy to get patients back to the things they love.
Join our upcoming GP Education Evenings in 2023
If you are a GP on the Central Coast come along and earn CPD points while listening to insights from our skilled specialists talking about some key topics.
Gosford Private Hospital Leads the way in Robotics.
Gosford Private Hospital welcomed Professor Jamie Cannon, an internationally renowned leader in minimally invasive approached to colorectal disease, with an emphasis on robotics, colorectal cancer and sphincter-sparing operations. Who was visiting the hospital from Alabama to observe Dr Peter Stewart perform a colorectal surgery using the Da Vinci Robot.