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Why is this project important?

The Angliss Hospital expansion will deliver significant improvements to our clinical environment, ensuring Eastern Health can continue to meet the needs of its community.

Highlights of the expansion include the construction of a fourth level above the main hospital building which will increase the capacity of the hospital’s critical care services.

The project will deliver a new Intensive Care Unit. It will also include an expanded short stay unit for the hospital that will provide care for patients who require a stay of up to 24 hours.

In addition, the paediatric emergency and short stay area will also be refurbished, with the number of existing paediatric short stay beds set to double.

When will the hospital expansion be completed?

Construction is due to be completed during 2018.

Will there be disruptions to services? How will local residents be affected?

Eastern Health will work with its construction partners to ensure any interruption to services or disruption to local residents is kept to a minimum. In the event that construction may affect our patients or neighbours, we will ensure they are appropriately informed.

Will car parking capacity be reduced during construction?

No car parks will be closed during the expansion works.

A small number of spaces may be affected for short periods as the works progress. However, we will continue to maintain car parking access for our patients, visitors and staff.

What is Eastern Health doing to manage the broader issue of car parking?

Car parking is a key priority for Eastern Health, and we have been working hard to improve parking availability for staff, patients and visitors.

Parking for patients and visitors continues to be available at an off-street fee-based car park on the corner of Talaskia Road and Albert Street. There is also restricted two hour street parking available around the hospital.

Car parking concessions for vulnerable patients and their carers and families is available, subject to certain eligibility criteria. There are also disabled car parking spaces in the hospital’s main driveway; and we have created a dedicated car park for Renal Dialysis patients.

Eastern Health regularly conduct traffic engineering studies as part of its planning process to inform our practice and better manage parking demand. These studies are also used to inform decisions on car parking expansion within Eastern Health hospital precincts.

We will continue to work closely with all our key stakeholders on potential options available to enhance parking availability in the area.

Eastern Health is grateful for the efforts of its project partners in the Department of Health and Human Services, consultants and architect Silver Thomas Hanley and builders Kane Constructions for their work and support of this project.

Short stay and paediatric facilities on Angliss expansion agenda

2 March 2018

Expansion works are continuing at Angliss Hospital.

The construction team have been busy with stage two of the project, which includes an expansion of short stay and paediatric facilities.

Refurbishment works on part of the courtyard have also been completed.

Last year, stage one of the project was completed, which included a new fourth floor at the hospital.

Eastern Health Executive Director of Information, Technology and Capital Projects Zoltan Kokai thanked staff, patients and the community for their patience while works were completed.

“We are grateful to everyone for their support in helping us deliver a better hospital.”

The project is due for completion in mid-2018.

Media releases

• Building a better Angliss: 1 September 2017
• Positive progess on Angliss expansion, 20 February, 2017 

Photos 

Above: An external view of Angliss Hospital’s new fourth level.

Above: Deputy Premier and Monbulk MP James Merlino, pictured with Nurse Unit Manger Simon Delaney, visits the new fourth level at Angliss Hospital.

Above: Construction is continuing on stage two of the project, including an expansion of paediatric facilities.

Above: The hospital’s courtyard has been partially re-opened following construction works

Above: Minister for Health Jill Hennessy MP and Deputy Premier and Member of Monbulk James Merlino MP oversee commencement of works at Angliss Hospital. 

Above: The construction team oversee the delivery of precast concrete which will be used to construct a lift shaft, as part of the Angliss Hospital expansion