The NSW Government has unveiled new designs for the $910 million Rouse Hill Hospital, with the community invited to provide feedback.
Artist’s impressions show the main entry, a new internal access road, drop-off and pick-up area, green spaces, and a ‘care arcade’ with retail and café areas for patients, families and visitors.
The hospital aims to meet the growing healthcare needs of North West Sydney, with the State Significant Development Application (SSDA) for main works on public exhibition until 11.59pm on Wednesday, 10 December 2025.
“With increasing density in the region, it’s crucial we get the delivery of this hospital right, so I encourage the community to have their say on the detailed designs,” said NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully.
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The final scope for the new Rouse Hill Hospital development is expected to include:
- An emergency department and primary access clinic;
- birthing services including birthing rooms and a maternity inpatient unit;
- inpatient beds and day surgery services;
- short-stay medical assessment services;
- pathology, pharmacy and medical imaging services;
- outpatient and ambulatory care services including paediatrics and renal dialysis;
- virtual care and hospital-in-the-home services; and
- prehabilitation, rehabilitation and lifestyle medicine.
Planning and design are being shaped by ongoing community feedback, including new birthing and maternity services funded through an additional $210 million from the NSW and Commonwealth Governments.
An early works contractor is expected to be appointed in the coming months to prepare the site for construction.