South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) is making referrals easier and faster. We are expanding even further across more services to assist you as referrers with a more streamlined approach to referring into Outpatient Services.
We are moving away from paper-based referrals—electronic referrals (eReferrals) are now the preferred method for referring patients to Outpatient Services.
What’s New?
On Wednesday, 3 September 2025, eReferrals expanded further into the following services:
| Prince of Wales Hospital | The Sutherland Hospital |
| Urology | Direct Access Colonoscopy |
| Neurology | Gastroenterology |
| Epilepsy Service | Inflammatory Bowel Disease |
| Renal (Kidney Care Centre) |
This latest expansion now sees all Prince of Wales Hospital Outpatient Services (excluding Cancer Services and Allied Health services – Speech and Occupational Therapy) using electronic referrals as the preferred method.
Why Switch to eReferrals?
How to Find SESLHD eReferrals:
On the HealthLink homepage, look for:
NSW Health Outpatient referrals – South Eastern Local Health District
(Note: Not via HealthLink EDI)
If you experience access issues, contact HealthLink to enable SESLHD eReferral forms.
Need Technical Help?
HealthLink Support 📱 Phone: 1800 125 036 📧 Email: helpdesk@healthlink.net
🌐 Website: HealthLink Support
For more details on services now receiving eReferrals, visit the SESLHD eReferrals page
Electronic Referrals | South Eastern Sydney Local Health District
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