Clermont Hospital

Overview

Clermont Hospital is a rural healthcare facility serving the township of Clermont and surrounding communities in Central Queensland. With approximately 20 beds, the hospital provides emergency care, general inpatient services, aged care, respite care, and outpatient clinics. Operating under Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service, Clermont Hospital serves a community of approximately 3,000 people in this mining and agricultural area. The facility underwent refurbishment in recent years to enhance its capabilities and improve patient areas. Clermont Hospital offers allied health services, community health programs, and visiting specialist clinics. The hospital maintains connections with larger facilities in Mackay and Rockhampton through established referral pathways and telehealth capabilities. Clermont Hospital plays a vital role in this rural community located approximately 380 kilometers northwest of Rockhampton, providing essential healthcare services to this remote mining and cattle grazing region. The facility has developed specific expertise in mining-related health conditions and agricultural injuries reflecting the area’s primary industries.