Macquarie University Hospital is Australia’s first and only private university hospital and offers comprehensive services to patients, with a significant number of specialists, health care workers and researchers working collaboratively.

The co-location of the hospital and clinic with world-class research facilities and training programs based at the Australian School of Advanced Medicine (ASAM) brings clinical, academic and research excellence together in one facility.

While Macquarie University Hospital specialises in a number of areas, we have particular strengths in oncology and neuroscience. Specialists in key areas work together with allied health workers and researchers to provide the best possible patient outcomes. Because Macquarie University Hospital is a teaching hospital, scholars are exposed to the most recent and most innovative practice, which is also available to other medical staff as part of their ongoing professional development.

The hospital itself is a 183-bed facility that includes 120 in-patient beds. It has 12 fully digital operating theatres. The latest technology that has been installed throughout the hospital also allows patients to enjoy digital bedside communications, entertainment and meal ordering.