Northern Beaches Specialist Centre is in Suite 4223, Dee Why Grand, 834 Pittwater Road, Dee Why NSW 2099. Undercover parking is available in the Dee Why Grand building, there is lift access from the car park and from street level, and B-Line buses stop on Pittwater Road nearby. This guide covers parking, buses, access and what to do when you arrive.
Parking at Dee Why Grand
Dee Why Grand has an undercover car park in the building, below the shopping centre. Follow the signs to the Dee Why Grand car park, then take the lift up from the car park on Level 2 to reach the centre.
Time limits and any parking charges are set by the car park operator and are shown on signs at the entrance. Check them when you arrive, especially if your appointment might run long or you plan to stop at the shops afterwards. Allow a few extra minutes to find a space at busy times.
If the car park is full, there is time-limited street parking around the Dee Why town centre. Read the signs carefully, as limits and enforcement hours vary from street to street.
Getting here by bus
Pittwater Road is one of the main bus corridors on the Northern Beaches, and Dee Why Grand is a short walk from the stops.
- B-Line (B1): runs between Mona Vale and Wynyard in the city, with stops at Warriewood, Narrabeen, Collaroy, Dee Why, Brookvale, Manly Vale, Spit Junction and Neutral Bay. At Dee Why, the citybound stop is on Pittwater Road between Howard Avenue and Oaks Avenue, and the northbound stop is on Pittwater Road south of St David Avenue.
- Route 199: runs between Manly and Palm Beach via Dee Why, Collaroy, Narrabeen and Mona Vale.
- Local services: other routes also stop along Pittwater Road in Dee Why.
Timetables change, so check your trip on the Transport NSW Trip Planner or call 131 500 before you travel.
Taxi, rideshare and drop-off
If someone is driving you, or you are taking a taxi or rideshare, ask to be dropped at Dee Why Grand, 834 Pittwater Road. From street level, take the lift to the centre. If you will need to be collected, it helps to arrange a pick-up point and an approximate time before your appointment.
Lift and access
There is lift access from street level and from the car park on Level 2. If you use a wheelchair or walking frame, or you need help getting to the suite, let your specialist’s rooms know before your visit so they can tell you what to expect on the day.
If you would like a family member, friend or carer with you during your appointment, mention this when you book. If you need an interpreter, ask your specialist’s rooms when you book. They can tell you whether a free interpreter through the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) is available for your appointment.
When you arrive
Aim to arrive a few minutes early so there is time to park and check in. A member of the reception team will greet you in the shared reception and waiting lounge and let your specialist know you are here. Your specialist’s rooms may ask you to fill in a registration form before the day or when you arrive.
The centre is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Each specialist consults on their own days, so check your appointment time with their rooms.
What to bring
A GP referral is needed to see a medical specialist. Bring it with you, or check that your GP has sent it to your specialist’s rooms. Our guide to specialist referrals explains how long they last and what to do if yours is lost.
- Your referral letter
- Your Medicare card, and your private health insurance details if you have cover
- A list of your current medicines, including vitamins and supplements, and any allergies
- Any recent scans, test results or letters
- Your questions, written down
Running late or need to change your appointment?
Appointments are booked through each specialist’s rooms, not through the centre. If you are running late or need to move your appointment, contact your specialist’s rooms directly. You can find their details on Our specialists.
For practitioners
The same parking, lift access and buses serve patients of every practitioner who consults at the centre. If you are a specialist, allied health or aesthetic practitioner looking for a Northern Beaches base, see Sessional Rooms for half-day, full-day and weekly sessions at Dee Why Grand.
Common questions
Is there parking at Dee Why Grand?
Yes. Undercover parking is available in the Dee Why Grand building, with lift access to the centre from the car park on Level 2. Check the signs at the entrance for time limits and any charges.
Which bus stops are closest?
The Dee Why B-Line stops on Pittwater Road are a short walk away. The citybound stop is between Howard Avenue and Oaks Avenue, and the northbound stop is south of St David Avenue.
Can I get to the centre without using stairs?
Yes. There is lift access from street level and from the car park. If you need extra help, let your specialist’s rooms know before your visit.
Where do I check in?
Check in at the shared reception in Suite 4223. The reception team will let your specialist know you have arrived.