Smoke-Free and Vape-Free Facilities

Smoke-Free and Vape-Free Facilities

At Nexus Hospitals, we are committed to providing a safe, healthy and comfortable environment for our patients, visitors, doctors and employees.

To support the health and wellbeing of everyone who visits our facilities, smoking and vaping are not permitted in designated smoke-free areas or wherever prohibited by applicable laws and regulations. This includes the use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes and other vaping devices.

We ask all patients, visitors, doctors, contractors and employees to respect these requirements and follow any smoke-free and vape-free signage displayed at our hospitals.

Where does this apply?

Smoke-free and vape-free requirements may apply to hospital entrances, outdoor areas, walkways, waiting areas and other designated spaces surrounding our facilities. Restrictions vary depending on the location of each hospital and the applicable state or territory requirements.

Please observe all signage and speak with a member of our team if you are unsure where smoking or vaping is permitted.

Thank you for your cooperation

Your cooperation helps us maintain a safe, healthy and welcoming environment for everyone in our care. We appreciate your support in keeping our hospital facilities and surrounding areas smoke-free and vape-free wherever required.

Thank you for helping us provide the best possible care in a safe and respectful environment.

State Department of Health

For further information about smoking and vaping regulations, please visit your local State Department of Health:

Western Australia
Department of Health
Queensland
Department of Health
Victoria
Department of Health
New South Wales
Department of Health
Tasmania
Department of Health
South Australia
Department of Health

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