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Canberra Region Neurology and Pain Centre

📍 Phillip

Private hospital · founded 1997 · university

About

The Canberra Region Neurology & Pain Centre is a trusted multidisciplinary clinic and fully accredited day hospital offering specialised care for patients with a variety of neurological, neurosurgical  and chronic pain-related conditions. Their mission is to provide tailored, evidence-based treatments to help patients manage their conditions effectively and enhance their quality of life. The centre is led by Dr Yash Gawarikar (Neurologist) and Dr Roopa Gawarikar (Chronic Pain Specialist), supported by a skilled team of neurologists, neurosurgeon, pain psychologist, allied health experts, specialist nurses, neurophysiology technicians, and administrative staff. The administration team oversees appointments, responds to patient enquiries, processes payments, and ensures the confidentiality of medical records. The specialists have extensive experience in chronic headaches, migraine, Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders, as well as stroke and neurovascular diseases. They also provide expertise in managing chronic pain, back pain, joint pain, neuropathic pain, cancer-related pain, opioid dependency, and pain education. The clinic offers diagnostic services such as nerve conduction studies with repetitive stimulation and EMG for conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome and peripheral neuropathy, and EEGs for epilepsy and seizure investigations. Additionally, the team provides advanced treatments, including Botox injections for migraines and cervical dystonia, axillary hyperhidrosis, spasticity, trigeminal neuralgia and spasticity. The centre also has a well equipped rehabilitation centre to provide allied health treatments like exercise physiology and yoga.

Legal name
Canberra Region Neurology and Pain Centre
Governance
Board of directors · CEO appointed annually
Employees
2,500

Capacity

Total beds 500
ICU 40
NICU 10
PICU 7
OR theatres 16
Delivery rooms 5
ED bays 20
Cath labs 3

Annual volume

Admissions / yr 45,116
Outpatient 250,000
ED visits 40,000
Births 750
Surgeries 12,500

Emergency capabilities

  • Trauma centre — Level I
  • Stroke: Primary Stroke Centre
  • Door-to-balloon: 56 min (AHA target ≤ 90)
  • Door-to-needle (stroke): 28 min

Subspecialty centres

Transplant programmes

  • Cornea

All departments

  • Internal Medicine
  • Surgery
  • Emergency

Quality metrics

MetricValueBenchmark
Risk-adjusted 30d mortality 4.1% EU avg 3.0%
HAI rate per 1000 patient-days 3.6 EU avg 1.8
30d readmission rate 24% EU avg 14%
Patient satisfaction (HCAHPS-like) -10% EU avg 76%

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Patient experience

Room categories
ward · semi-private · private
Meals
standard · halal · kosher · vegan · gluten-free · pediatric
Chaplaincy
Christian · Muslim · Jewish
Private bathroom
private + suite rooms
Wi-Fi
Free in all rooms

Awards & rankings

  • Top hospital — Phillip

    EuroClinics Patient Choice · 2025

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