Mona Vale Hospital Reconfiguration

The Mona Vale Hospital Reconfiguration is part of the NSW Government's $600 million investment in the Northern Beaches Health Service. It is the biggest investment in local health services and infrastructure on the Northern Beaches in decades. 

The transformed Mona Vale Hospital was delivered with a focus on rehabilitation, sub-acute and community health services. It will ensure high-quality, integrated healthcare services are delivered within contemporary, purpose-built facilities. 

The removal of some redundant buildings on campus has allowed for new purpose-built facilities, including a new geriatric evaluation management and palliative care (GEM/Pal Care) unit, which opened in February 2021. The unit is the first palliative care unit of its kind on the Northern Beaches. 

Benefits

The project will: 

• shift the focus on healthcare at Mona Vale to rehabilitation, sub-acute and community health services.
• ensure the community's health needs continue to be met now and into the future.
• complement the services offered at the new Northern Beaches Hospital. 

Scope

The project includes: 

• refurbishment of the existing Emergency Department to create an urgent care centre
• new support services building
• relocated helipad
• removal of former chapel and dental facility, former nurses' quarters, education centre, workforce services buildings, social workers and IT demountable.
• removal of main tower and engineering services
• new 20-bed geriatric evaluation and management and palliative care building (GEM / PAL Care).