Fiona Stanley Hospital is Western Australia’s flagship health facility, designed to transform patient care through evidence-based design, advanced medical technology, and sustainable development. As a cornerstone of the State Government’s health reform agenda, it streamlines critical health services while prioritising patient well-being, accessibility, and operational efficiency.

With 643 inpatient beds (80% private with ensuites), a world-class integrated cancer centre, and major state centres for trauma, burns, and organ transplantation, the hospital provides comprehensive, patient-centered care. The facility also houses a 70-bed emergency department, 60-bed ICU, 18-room operating suite, and a dedicated research precinct, ensuring the highest level of clinical excellence.

The hospital’s design integrates natural light, intuitive wayfinding, and healing environments to enhance patient recovery. Ecologically sustainable development principles reduce environmental impact while improving long-term operational efficiencies. Recognised for its innovation, Fiona Stanley Hospital has won multiple architectural awards, including the Wallace Greenham Award for Sustainable Architecture.

By balancing cutting-edge medical infrastructure with patient-first principles, the hospital sets a new benchmark for Australian healthcare, ensuring adaptability for future medical advancements.

Colin Barnett, Premier of Western Australia (Former)