Where do we drop you off at Casey Hospital?
- Drop-off point
- We drop off in the set-down area by the entrance you need. For outpatient clinics, the clinic name from your letter helps us choose the best spot.
- Accessible entrance
- Casey Hospital has a main entrance and a separate emergency department entrance, both step-free. Tell us which you need so we take you to the right one.
- Parking & waiting
- The hospital has visitor car parks, but they fill at busy times. A drop-off is easier for older visitors and people who would rather not drive in an unfamiliar area.
- Accessibility
- Entrances are step-free with lifts to upper floors. Our drivers will help you from the vehicle to the door.
- Address
- 62-70 Kangan Drive, Berwick VIC 3806
Tips from our drivers for Casey Hospital
- Casey is in Berwick, a fair way from most of the Peninsula, so allow time for the trip.
- Tell us if you are visiting someone in a particular ward, so we can drop you at the main entrance.
- Request a fixed quote on longer trips if you prefer a set price.
Going home from Casey Hospital
- Pick-up point
- Patients going home usually meet the taxi near the main entrance. We will call when we arrive.
Discharge tips
- Book a “pick up when ready” trip ahead: choose the day, then tap “I’m ready” on your booking page (or call us) when the ward lets you go.
- Discharge often takes longer than planned — waiting for medicines, a doctor’s sign-off or transport letters is normal. We only send the car when you are ready.
- Have your discharge letter, medicines and any walking aids with you, and tell us if you need help from the ward to the car.
- Travelling with a wheelchair or a carer? Say so when you book so we send the right vehicle.
Book the trip home — pick up when ready Ready now? Call 0468 323 211
Casey Hospital in Berwick is a public hospital run by Monash Health. It serves the fast-growing City of Casey and surrounding areas, with an emergency department, inpatient wards, maternity services and outpatient clinics.
Peninsula residents end up at Casey for a range of reasons: a family member who lives nearby, a referral to a clinic with a shorter wait, or a relative admitted while visiting. Those living on the eastern side of the Peninsula or in towns like Pearcedale and Cranbourne can find Casey a convenient option, although the trip across can still be long without a car. For residents of the eastern Peninsula, such as those in Somerville, Tyabb or Hastings, Berwick can be reached without going through the city, but there is no simple public transport route. Visiting a new baby or a relative recovering after surgery is much easier with a direct, door-to-door ride.
Taxi Peninsula takes passengers to Casey Hospital from anywhere on the Peninsula and Frankston. Choose a sedan for a quick trip, or a wheelchair accessible vehicle if you use a chair. We run 24 hours, accept MPTP cards, NDIS and aged-care accounts, and drivers help door to door.
How long does it take to get to Casey Hospital?
- Dandenongabout 15 min
- Carrum Downsabout 20 min
- Langwarrinabout 25 min
- Seafordabout 25 min
- Pearcedaleabout 25 min
- Frankstonabout 30 min
A rough guide without traffic. We allow extra time for loading your wheelchair.
Questions about taxis to Casey Hospital
Can you take me to Casey Hospital from the Mornington Peninsula?
Yes. We travel anywhere in Melbourne, including Berwick. Book online and the fare estimate will appear before you confirm, or ask us for a fixed quote. Our drivers will drop you at the main entrance or emergency department, and you can book the return trip with a set time or “pick up when ready”.
I’m visiting a relative at Casey. Can you wait and bring me back?
We generally book the return as a separate trip. Choose a pick-up time that suits the end of your visit, or use “pick up when ready” and tap “I’m ready” when you are leaving. That way you are not paying for waiting time while you spend time with your relative.
Where will you drop me off at Casey Hospital?
We drop off in the set-down area by the entrance you need. For outpatient clinics, the clinic name from your letter helps us choose the best spot.
Can you wait or pick me up after my appointment at Casey Hospital?
Yes. Book a return trip with an approximate time, then call or text us when you are ready. Appointments often run late, so we keep return pick-ups flexible.
Is there step-free access at Casey Hospital?
Casey Hospital has a main entrance and a separate emergency department entrance, both step-free. Tell us which you need so we take you to the right one.
Can I travel in my power wheelchair or scooter?
Yes. Most manual and power wheelchairs fit, and you stay seated in your chair. Tell us the make, width and weight when you book so we send the right vehicle. Mobility scooters can travel when they can be safely restrained — please check with us first.
Can a carer or family member come too?
Yes. Carers, family and assistance animals are welcome. Include everyone in the passenger count so we send a vehicle with enough seats.
How do I pay?
Pay the driver by card or cash, use your Multi Purpose Taxi Program (MPTP) card, or choose "Account / invoice" for NDIS plan managers, aged-care providers and businesses.
Visiting hours, maps and contacts for Casey Hospital (official website)