South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) continues to expand Electronic Referrals (eReferrals) as the preferred referral pathway into Outpatient services.
The next implementation across SESLHD will focus on the remaining services at Sutherland Hospital, planned to go live from Wednesday, 20 May 2026.
| From Wednesday (20th May 2026) | |
| Sutherland Hospital | |
| Aged Care (South Care) | Palliative Care |
| Allied Health PhysiotherapySpeech Therapy Nutrition and Dietetics | |
SESLHD’s latest eReferral implementation introduces a notable change to Antenatal referral pathways across SESLHD.
Preferred Referral Method – Healthlink
As part of SESLHD’s commitment to improving the safety, efficiency, and timeliness of managing patient referrals:
The services listed below apart of SESLHD previous implementation are now accepting eReferrals as the preferred referral method. In addition, there are more than 115 services already live and accepting eReferrals across SESLHD.
| Stage 4a (Services accepting eReferrals from 22 April 2026) | |
| St George Hospital | Royal Hospital for Women |
| St George Hospital – Antenatal | Royal Hospital for Women’s – Breast clinic |
| St George Hospital – Gynaecology | Royal Hospital for Women’s – Women’s Health Physiotherapy |
| St George Hospital – Colposcopy | Royal Hospital for Women’s – Maternal Fetal Medicine |
| St George Hospital – Fertility | Royal Hospital for Women – Discharged Newborn Follow up clinic |
| St George Hospital – Menopause | Royal Hospital for Women – Discharged Royal NICU Development clinic |
| St George Hospital – Early Pregnancy Assessment Service | Sutherland Hospital |
| St George Hospital – Genetics (Non-Cancer) | Sutherland Hospital – Renal |
| Prince of Wales Hospital | Sutherland Hospital – Antenatal |
| Prince of Wales Hospital – Orthotics | Sutherland Hospital – Paediatrics |
| Prince of Wales Hospital – NeuRA Mitochondrial Disease clinicMovement Disorders clinicNeuRA Neuro Genetics clinicParkinson’s Disease (Parkinson & Atypical) | Sutherland Hospital – Children’s Acute Review Service |
Where do I find information about Electronic referrals?
More information around Electronic Referrals in SESLHD
Electronic Referrals | South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (nsw.gov.au).
Who do I contact for technical support?
If you have any further questions, please contact HealthLink support: Phone: 1800 125 036
Email: helpdesk@healthlink.net
Website: https://www.healthlink.com.au/contact/#support
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