reg 7

Private hospitals

In force

For the purposes of the definition of private hospital in section 3(1) of the Act, the following are health services of a prescribed kind or kinds—

(a)

medical health services;

(b)

surgical health services;

(c)

speciality health services for the provision of one or more of the following—

(i)

alcohol or drug withdrawal (detoxification—acute phase);

(ii)

anaesthesia;

(iii)

bariatric procedures;

(iv)

cardiac catheterisation;

(v)

cardiac surgery;

(vi)

cataract surgery;

(vii)

emergency medicine;

(viii)

endoscopy;

(ix)

intensive care;

(x)

liposuction (removing in total at least 200 ml of lipoaspirate);

(xi)

mental health services;

(xii)

neonatal services (provided to patients aged 28 days and under when admitted);

(xiii)

neurosurgery;

(xiv)

obstetrics;

(xv)

oncology (chemotherapy);

(xvi)

oncology (radiation therapy);

(xvii)

oocyte retrieval;

(xviii)

paediatric services (provided to patients aged at least 28 days and under 18 years when admitted);

(xix)

renal dialysis;

(xx)

specialist rehabilitation services.

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