Canterbury Hospital Redevelopment
The NSW Government is investing $400 million to redevelop Canterbury Hospital in Campsie.
This is the biggest upgrade to Canterbury Hospital in more than 26 years and will deliver better health services for our growing and diverse local community.
With $50 million in funding to fast-track the delivery of enhanced maternity services at the hospital.
A major upgrade for local health care
The redevelopment will deliver new and expanded hospital services, including:
- an expanded and enhanced Emergency Department
- a new and improved Intensive Care Unit
- new purpose-built adult inpatient accommodation
- additional surgical theatres
- expanded antenatal facilities
- more outpatient and ambulatory care capacity
- new diagnostic services
- improved pathology, pharmacy and hospital support services
- better access across the hospital campus, including wayfinding, outdoor spaces and landscaping
Canterbury Hospital serves one of the most multicultural communities in NSW, with more than 145 languages spoken across the local area. The redevelopment will help ensure patients, families, staff and carers have access to modern facilities that meet our community’s needs now and into the future.
Where the project is up to
Construction is underway to deliver enhanced and expanded antenatal facilities at Canterbury Hospital, marking a major milestone in delivering the largest upgrade to the hospital in over 26 years. The early works include the expansion and refurbishment of the existing antenatal unit to provide women and their babies in the local area greater access to these services ahead of the broader redevelopment.
The expanded antenatal facilities will nearly double the size of the existing unit, and will feature new patient areas, including additional ultrasound and consultation rooms.
For more information, visit Canterbury Hospital Redevelopment
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