The new $250 million Griffith Base Hospital is set to open its doors to visitors, patients and staff from Thursday 26 June 2025.
Final preparations are under way for the opening of the new hospital, which will provide state-of-the-art healthcare services to people in Griffith and surrounding communities.
To ensure a smooth transition for staff and health services into the new facility, a comprehensive relocation plan has been developed in preparation for the coordinated move.
All health services on the campus, except dental, will move into the new hospital building. This includes all services in the existing hospital, Ambulatory Care Hub and the Renal Unit.
When the new hospital opens, the public will continue to use the existing hospital main entry to access the new hospital for now.
In the days prior to opening, there will be some temporary changes to hospital services while departments relocate to the new hospital. Staff will be available to provide assistance at the hospital main entry. ​
Key information
​​Car parking will remain the same with a drop-off/pick-up zone and several new accessible parking options available at the front of the hospital.
Ambulance and emergency service vehicle entry to the hospital will change from Noorebar Avenue to Warrambool St. The following health services remain the same:
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Quotes attributable to the Minister for Regional Health Ryan Park:
“The $250 million Griffith Base Hospital redevelopment will provide new and enhanced health services including a new day surgery unit, expanded medical imaging department, more inpatient beds, mobile cardiac monitoring units and improved technology throughout the hospital.
“For the first time, all major health services will be located under one roof in the new Griffith Hospital. This brings together services that were previously spread across nine different buildings on campus. It features single and double inpatient rooms with ensuites and natural light streaming in the large windows. For outpatients, they’ll find improved accessibility with all clinics and services like renal dialysis, cancer services, Hospital in the Home co-located on the ground floor.
“The new hospital will be a huge benefit for our 400 staff, enabling them to provide safer, more efficient and coordinated care for the community.
Quotes attributable to Member for Murray Helen Dalton:
“The opening of the new Griffith hospital is an exciting milestone and a proud moment for the whole community and outlying districts. It’s fantastic to see the government boosting investment in rural healthcare services and infrastructure.
“We’ve worked closely with a range of stakeholders over many years to ensure the new facility truly meets the needs of the Griffith community and provides a welcoming and supportive environment.
“It is essential that health in rural and remote ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø is not neglected and people in the bush receive the same level of care as their city cousins. Many communities are currently begging for quality health services and this is a big step in the right direction.â€