Liverpool Day Surgery

Liverpool Day Surgery (LDS) is a privately owned and managed Private Day Hospital. 2016 will mark our 25th year of providing affordable, high quality elective surgery for patients in the Greater South West area of Sydney.

Liverpool Day Surgery caters for a wide range of day-only procedures, including:

• Endoscopy / Colonoscopy
• Cataract Surgery
• Orthopaedic Procedures
• Ear Nose and Throat Surgery
• IVF / Gynaecological Procedures
• Pain Management
• Dental
• General Surgery

LDS is fully licensed by the NSW Department Of Health for four Surgical class operating theatres and a 23 bed recovery room. LDS is also licensed to treat children 12 months and older. LDS is conveniently located just a few minutes drive from the centre of Liverpool and we are blessed with ample off street parking with disabled access.

Above the Day Surgery on the first floor is Specialist Consulting rooms and x-ray facilities. All the Specialists on the first floor admit Patients to LDS which allows the Patient easy access to our facility. Additional consulting space is available.

LDS has an ongoing quality program for Accreditation with a strong focus on risk management, infection control and patient / staff safety.

Liverpool Day Surgery is certified to ISO 9001 : 2008. We are also proud members of the Australian Day Hospital Association and the Australian Private Hospitals Association.

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