The Queensland Government is delivering more health services right across Queensland. It’s the largest investment in health Queensland has ever seen.
We’re expanding our infrastructure, increasing hospital bed capacity and adding more health professionals to the workforce.

Investing in your health

Delivering healthcare services across Queensland

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The new Queensland Government is delivering more health services, with the largest investment in health Queensland has ever seen.

We're delivery 3 new and 10 expanded hospitals and increasing capacity with more than 2,600 new beds.

Plus we're adding 46,000 more health professionals by 2032.

We know how vital it is for Queenslanders to have access to more health services when you need them.

Search ‘Health Services for Queensland’ to see what it means for you.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, Brisbane.

  • Hospital Rescue Plan

    The Hospital Rescue Plan is an investment in the future of our health system, building three new hospitals and upgrading 10 more. This will be the largest investment in hospital infrastructure that Queensland has ever seen.

  • Health workforce

    Our health workforce needs the right skills and training to care for all Queenslanders now and in the future, which is why the Queensland Government is boosting the workforce by over 46,000 workers by 2032, with 75% of these roles being doctors, nurses and frontline staff.

  • Health services

    The Queensland Government is restoring health services across the state, driving resources where they’re needed most, improving emergency departments, fast-tracking access to elective surgeries and helping patients to be seen faster.

  • Your care options

    If you're unwell, and unsure what to do, there are other health care options available. You can go to a satellite health centre, have an appointment by phone or video call, or see your GP.

  • Queensland Health careers

    We have one of the best healthcare systems in the world, and offer training, professional development and career opportunities to take you further. Learn more about careers with Queensland Health.

  • New program to deliver more midwives in rural Queensland

    A new Midwifery Clinical Facilitator program will support and retain midwives in regional and rural communities, boosting local training capacity and help more midwives build careers closer to home.

Spotlight on: New and expanding hospitals across Queensland

New Coomera Hospital

Experts from the Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service identified the greatest priority for the region to be increasing capacity and bolstering services at the Coomera site, rather than fragmenting services across different facilities, as was the case under the previous plan. It’s why the Queensland Government will deliver an uplift of 50% to deliver 600 more beds at the new Coomera Hospital.

At least 600 new overnight beds

Last updated: June 2026

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