We're investing over $1 billion to build a bigger and better Logan Hospital. Our expansion program is one of the largest in Queensland and includes:

  • major upgrades to our hospital buildings and services
  • new buildings and parking
  • more beds and operating rooms
  • new medical, maternity and surgery wards
  • more health care services.

The upgrades will make it easier for our community to access health care. It will also help patients get treatment closer to home. Building started in 2020 and many of the upgrades have already opened. We expect all upgraded buildings and services to be completed by late 2026.

There may be changes to hospital entry points or parking when we're building. If you’re going to hospital, you can search our health services to check if there are any changes you need to know.

Why we’re expanding

Logan City is one of Queensland’s largest growth areas. In the next 15 years we expect:

  • our population to grow by 100,000 people
  • 110% increase in inpatient hospital admissions
  • 52% increase in emergency department admissions.

The Queensland Government has funded the Logan Hospital expansion to make sure we meet the needs of our community, now and in the future.

The upgrades are part of the Queensland Health and Hospitals Plan. We've planned them based on:

  • our medical and clinical health service needs
  • information about our population and expected growth
  • feedback and consultation with our patients and community
  • advice from builders, engineers and design experts
  • feedback from our staff, nurses, doctors and clinical experts.

What we’re building

We’re upgrading our buildings and services in stages. The program includes the following building and service upgrades.

  • 4 new floors to Logan Hospital

  • 318 new beds and treatment spaces

  • New surgery and operating rooms

  • New maternity ward

  • 5 new birthing suites

  • New clinical service building

  • 1,506 new parking spaces

  • 2 new 28 bed medical wards

  • Mental health lounge at the emergency department

The upgrades also include renovations to the following existing support services.

  • Biomedical technology services
  • Building and engineering workshop
  • Clinical equipment and supply unit
  • Medical staff lounges
  • High voltage electrical power feed to our buildings
  • Staff room, dining room, kitchen and clinical office renovations.

Stage 1

Stage 1 is a $460 million upgrade that will increase our hospital size, add more beds and improve our existing hospital buildings and services. Stage 1 started in 2021 and will be finished in late 2024. The new and renovated facilities will offer a modern and comfortable setting for our patients and visitors. It includes:

  • 206 new beds and treatment spaces
  • 4 new floors for our emergency department building with a connection to our ground floor
  • new inpatient units including single and double rooms with bathrooms
  • a new transit care hub unit
  • new medical imaging unit
  • renovations to our clinical and business support areas.

We've opened some of the new services already including:

  • 2 new 28 bed medical wards
  • mental health lounge at our emergency department
  • new multi level car park.

Stage 2

The $874.7 million Logan Hospital Stage 2 Expansion will deliver:

  • 112 additional beds
  • new operating theatres
  • new endoscopy rooms
  • chemotherapy/day therapy spaces
  • new catheterisation laboratories
  • central sterilisation service department
  • an expanded pharmacy
  • loading dock, and more

Building started in late 2024 and is expected to be completed by late 2026.

Logan maternity program

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Logan Hospital has welcomed more than 61,000 babies into the world over the past 25 years.

We've outgrown our home.

That's why the Queensland Government is investing $18.8 million into a bigger, better maternity service for Logan.

In 2021, we will deliver a new maternity ward with a mix of single and double rooms with ensuites and facilities for partners to stay overnight.

New birthing suites including birthing pools.

New special care nursery including rooming-in facilities so families can stay close.

And better spaces for families and visitors.

Giving our new mums and their families modern facilities, more healthcare choices and improved privacy and comfort.

The new Logan Maternity. One big family.

Our maternity unit upgrades are a $18.9 million building works program. The upgrades will give new mothers and parents more birthing choices, better privacy and better access to maternity care. The upgrades include:

  • increasing our maternity inpatient unit to 36 beds
  • modern birthing suites with birthing pools
  • new single and double rooms with bathrooms
  • better spaces for partners and families to visit or stay overnight
  • a new special care nursery for sick or premature babies.

We've opened our new maternity unit and birthing suites. We’re now working on our special care nursery which will open in late 2024. Watch our maternity refurbishment and expansion video to learn more.

New 28 bed medical ward

We’ve opened a new $20 million specialist medical ward at Logan Hospital.

The 28 bed ward is for long stay patients who have complex care needs. The new unit is a modular building that was built offsite and installed at Logan Hospital. It has helped us quickly increase our capacity and provide more patient beds.

It includes:

  • 28 beds across single rooms and shared rooms with bathrooms
  • nurses’ station, medicine room, utility rooms and staff rooms
  • connected link to our main hospital building
  • outdoor courtyard and a patient common room
  • a second floor with office space for our support teams.

Upgraded and expanded health services

Our upgrades will help us care for more patients who use the following services.

  • Cardiac and coronary care unit
  • Emergency department short stay beds
  • Endoscopy unit
  • Intensive care unit
  • Medical wards
  • Mental health services
  • Maternity services
  • Palliative care
  • Pathology and pharmacy services
  • Medical imaging
  • Surgical wards
  • Operating theatres
  • Transit care hub for patients.

Timeline

The timeline and dates may change.

2020: First new 28 bed ward opened

2020: Building started on multi level car park

2021: Main building works started for Stage 1

2022: Multi level car park opened

2022: Maternity inpatient unit opened

2023: Birthing suites, second new 28 bed ward, transit care hub and expanded kitchen opened

Early 2024: New wards opened for Stage 1 expansion

Late 2024: Stage 2 expansion building starts

Early 2025: Stage 1 expansion and Logan Maternity Services Refurbishment complete

Late 2026: Stage 2 expansion complete

Get involved

We're working with people and groups from our community to help plan the upgrades and get feedback including:

  • user groups where we co-designed clinical and public spaces with architects and clinicians
  • consultations about the look and design of the upgrades and wayfinding strategy
  • the hospital site’s building approval with local council
  • the look and design of our new multi level car park
  • training and work experience opportunities for local school students.

We also worked with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and Traditional Owners to make sure the upgrades are culturally safe.

We have 2 community groups involved in the upgrades:

  • Logan Maternity Advisory Group that helped us plan and design our upgraded maternity services
  • Arts, Culture and Environment Reference Group that provides feedback on how we should use art to create welcoming and beautiful spaces.

If you’d like to get involved in our consumer groups, email LoganHospitalExpansion@health.qld.gov.au.

Jobs

As we grow and finish our upgrades, we’ll need over 1,500 new staff members to join our team. We'll have jobs across all areas including nursing, medicine, allied health, pharmacy and business support.

You can search our vacancies or register your interest for future jobs when our hospital upgrades open.

News and updates

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Contact

Email MSH_Procurement@health.qld.gov.au for questions about tenders or visit the QTenders website.

Last updated: December 2024

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