Melbourne Cardiothoracic Surgeons

Melbourne Cardiothoracic Surgeons A/Prof. Andrew Newcomb -Cardiothoracic Surgeon and is trained in all aspects of cardiothoracic surge

03/08/2025

Melbourne Cardiothoracic Surgeons will be moving.
After 8 years in East Melbourne and with a change in my public appointment, the rooms will soon move to the Private Consulting Suites at the Melbourne Private Hospital. This exciting change will allow more scope to see patients.

Address

Suite 35/ 141 Grey St
East Melbourne, VIC
3002

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61385802434

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Home Isolation, Heart Surgery and COVID-19

Are you safe during this unprecedented event that is Covid-19? All our staff are working remotely at present, so the office is not physically open. Just phone, and your call will be answered by one of our team.

If you are referred for surgery, our surgeons are still working. Cardiac and Thoracic surgery is mostly essential and often life saving, so will likely continue. For now, we are only deferring those things that are not compromising you too much. Things like mitral valve disease are an example of something that can often wait. This will allow the health system to deal with what we all hope will be a short (weeks to months) response to the pandemic that has taken over 30000 lives so far.

If you need to be out and about, then do so, but please try to minimise your contact with others, especially older Australians, as they are far more likely to suffer if infected than younger people. Our hospitals and health systems are getting prepared for a huge catastrophe. We can all stop it from becoming that by staying at home.