Bridgetown Hospital: public hospital waiting times

Bridgetown Hospital is a public hospital in Western Australia, reported under WA Country Health Service. Below are the figures AIHW published for Jul 2024 to Jun 2025.

📋 Information only — not medical advice. These are past, hospital-level figures from official data. They do not predict your own wait, which depends on factors such as the urgency category set by your treating specialist, and they are not a comparison or ranking of hospitals. For advice about your situation, speak with your GP or treating team. In an emergency call 000.

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Latest published figures (Jul 2024 to Jun 2025)

Elective surgery, by urgency category

Urgency category	Surgeries	Median wait (days)
Urgent (category 1)	5	n/p
Semi-urgent (category 2)	9	n/p
Non-urgent (category 3)	13	56

Recommended maximum waits are 30, 90 and 365 days for categories 1, 2 and 3 (AIHW). A median can hide long waits for some patients.

These are the hospital’s own figures only. The live tool shows the same measures next to the state and national figures and over several years.

Surgery: by specialty, with history

How to read these figures

They describe what happened to patients at this hospital over the reporting period. They do not tell you how long you would wait, and hospitals differ in size, services and the patients they treat, so these figures are not a like-for-like comparison. Elective surgery waiting times cover public hospital surgery only. They do not include waits to see a specialist in an outpatient clinic or private specialist waits. See what category 1, 2 and 3 mean and private vs public hospital.

Other public hospitals reported under WA Country Health Service

📋 Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), MyHospitals and the MyHospitals Data API, using data supplied by state and territory health departments (licence CC BY 3.0 AU). Figures are for Jul 2024 to Jun 2025 from the AIHW release of 19 August 2026, last verified 23 October 2026. AskMyGP has summarised the figures and does not endorse or rank any hospital. "n/p" = not published (for example, numbers too small to report).