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Health Infrastructure has been awarded a $60,000 grant to collaborate with the LGBTQ+ community on a project aimed at creating more inclusive environments in public health facilities through innovative design solutions.

Health Infrastructure’s Prince of Wales Hospital Acute Services Building (ASB) has won Project of the Year at the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia (IPA) 2024 National Infrastructure Awards.

Tamworth and surrounding communities are a step closer to enhanced mental health support as construction commences on a new mental health unit at Tamworth Hospital.

Frontline emergency care across the Mid-North Coast is set to receive a significant boost with the official opening of the brand new Old Bar Ambulance Station.

The new Glen Innes and Tamworth ambulance stations have been officially opened, enhancing frontline emergency care in the New England region.

The Central Sydney Ambulance station, one of the largest ambulance stations in NSW has been officially opened, providing enhanced mobile emergency care.

Young people across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains will soon have access to a dedicated Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) inpatient unit with construction under way for the new facility.

Health Infrastructure has been selected as a finalist in the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia (IPA) 2024 National Infrastructure Awards across four categories, including the coveted Project of the Year!

Health Infrastructure is actively supporting the NSW Government’s Infrastructure Skills Legacy Program (ISLP) which is implementing new targets for employing women in construction, as part of the $20.2 million Women in Construction Program.

The new Tissue Pathology and Diagnostic Oncology department at Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital has officially opened, enhancing support for patients across Sydney.