Project overview
3 Osman St, Blayney NSW 2799
The MPS program improves access to health and aged care services in rural and remote communities.
MPS brings together different health care services to improve health outcomes for communities across NSW. Each service is designed to meet the community’s specific clinical needs now and in the future.
Project information
The new Blayney MPS will be built on the existing Osman Street site. It will include inpatient and treatment areas, an emergency department, enhanced residential aged care, and space for future expansion.
Benefits
The project will:
- Provide high-quality health and aged care services closer to home in a modern facility that meets local needs now and into the future.
- Improve access by better connecting residential aged care, the hospital, and HealthOne.
Scope
The new health facility will include:
- All single rooms in the residential aged care wing, creating a more comfortable, homelike environment for residents.
- A single main entrance for easier wayfinding, replacing the three existing entries.
- More inpatient beds and additional treatment chairs.
- An expanded HealthOne.
- A new drop-off and parking area.
- New courtyards and landscaped spaces.
Project timeline
Building a hospital involves 3 key phases – planning, design and delivery.
Planning
| Site announced |
| Master Plan revealed |
Design
| Community invited to information sessions |
| Expressions of interest open to Arts Working Group |
| Schematic design released |
Delivery
| Redevelopment early works commenced |
| Contract awarded for main works |
| Construction started |
News and updates
Foundation laid for Blayney Multipurpose Service redevelopment
The Blayney Multipurpose Service (MPS) redevelopment has reached a major milestone, with the first significant concrete pour now complete.
Locals take a first look at the Blayney MPS redevelopment
Nearly 100 locals had the chance to take a first look at the Blayney MPS redevelopment during last week’s community walk through, exploring the new facilities and services ahead of the staged opening.
Blayney MPS Redevelopment reaches completion milestone
The Blayney Multipurpose Service (MPS) redevelopment project has reached a major milestone, with construction of Stage 1 now complete and the Blayney community is invited to tour and explore the new facilities and services.
First stage of Blayney MPS reaches milestone
The Blayney Multipurpose Service (MPS) has reached a significant milestone, with the concrete poured for the first phase of the project.
Construction starts on Blayney MPS
Construction began on 15 October 2024 with the turning of the first sod.
Frequently asked questions
We are upgrading Blayney’s health facilities to provide modern, high-quality care that meets the community’s growing needs.
The new MPS will offer:
- a welcoming space with one central entrance for all services
- all single rooms in residential aged care
- expanded inpatient and treatment areas
- landscaped courtyards and gardens for everyone to enjoy
- a new parking area
- modern workspaces to attract and retain skilled health care staff
- a well-designed facility that enhances Blayney as a place to live, work and visit.
The existing site was selected because it is close to other medical and aged care services, including HealthOne.
Health Infrastructure and Western NSW Local Health District also considered:
- proximity to the town centre
- site access and size
- local geography and flood risks
- other planning factors.
Aged care residents, patients, carers, and staff told us that staying close to town is important, especially for aged care residents who want to maintain their independence.
Since the new MPS will be built on the same site, the existing building will be demolished in stages.
Health services will continue, but there may be some short-term changes and disruptions. Keeping staff, patients, and visitors safe is our priority, and we will keep you updated throughout the process.
Yes. Sustainability is about more than energy efficiency and waste reduction. It also includes social and economic factors that affect our lives.
Sustainability is built into our design to create a facility that is economical, resilient, and adaptable for the future.
Community engagement and culture
The project team is exploring how art can create welcoming spaces for residents, patients, carers, staff, and the community. Developing an Arts in Health strategy is the first step in a long-term plan to include arts in the new facility.
Artistic spaces can also improve wayfinding and help indoor and outdoor areas support health services.
The Arts Working Group (AWG) is helping to include art and heritage elements in the redevelopment to support health and wellbeing.
For more about the Arts Working Group, email HI-BlayneyMPSredevelopment@health.nsw.gov.au.
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Contact our project team
For more information about the Blayney Multipurpose Service project, contact the project team at HI-BlayneyMPSRedevelopment@health.nsw.gov.au