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Noarlunga Hospital Redevelopment – set to open this November
The redevelopment and expansion projects at Noarlunga Hospital, including the brand-new 24-bed Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit and 24-bed General Medicine Ward, are expected to open and welcome the first patients mid-November 2025.
Prior to welcoming the first consumers into the new building, there will be an opportunity for staff and the community to see inside this new purpose-built facility and celebrate the completion of the project.
Noarlunga Hospital Community Open Day 2025
Join us for a fun-filled Community Open Day at Noarlunga Hospital – there will be something for the whole family!
When: Sunday 9 November, 11.00am - 1.00pm
Where: Noarlunga Hospital
More information: Download Noarlunga Open Day Frequently Asked Questions (PDF 235KB)
On the day, you can:
- Take a guided tour of the new building (Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit and Inpatient Unit), as we officially open this new space. Register now: http://bit.ly/4mvikhP
- Celebrate with us, by enjoying the many stallholders that will be onsite – including a sausage sizzle, live music, kids’ activities such as face painting and more!
- Find out more about the services we provide as part of our Annual Public Meeting.
We hope to see you there!
What will this redevelopment project deliver for the community?
The 48-bed project at Noarlunga Hospital will increase the hospital’s capacity by more than 50 percent, delivering much needed additional beds to meet the growing demand for our services in the south.
The new section of the hospital will be connected via an enclosed linkway accessed from the existing hospital (next to Myles Ward), and an additional car park has been established next to the new building, predominantly for those visiting the Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit.
The new Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit will deliver a brand-new service and ensure mental health patients requiring longer-term support can access the care they need in a place that best meets their needs.
This will improve patient outcomes by putting a clear focus on recovery while also reducing their length of stay in an acute mental health bed.
We would like to thank our staff and consumers for their help in designing this facility which will provide a safe and therapeutic environment where consumers can reside and learn the skills of daily living in a supported environment.
The below photos shows a sneak peek inside the new hospital building and the outside view from the new car park that has been established for these additional beds.
