Osborne Park Hospital expansion
As part of the New Women and Babies Hospital Project (NWBHP), Osborne Park Hospital will undergo a major expansion of its women and newborn service, which will provide a significant boost for families in Perth’s northern suburbs.
In May 2025, Premier Roger Cook announced that Webuild (external site) had been appointed as the managing contractor with early works commencing in June 2025 and main construction underway in 2026.
Once complete, the fully electric expansion will deliver 79 beds and is comprised of two blocks: a six storey-clinical block and a four-storey support services block.
The expanded facilities will include:
- expanded services for maternity, gynaecology and neonatology
- a maternal assessment unit
- birth rooms and induction suites
- a mother baby unit to support the mental health of expectant and new mothers
- a family birth centre
- obstetrics theatres
- upgraded support services including pharmacy, pathology, sterilisation, kitchen and catering services
- outpatient clinics.
Work on the project will be undertaken in a staged approach to minimise the disruption for staff, patients and visitors.
The NWBHP includes the construction of a world-class Women and Babies Hospital on land within the Fiona Stanley Hospital precinct.
For more information on the project visit New Women and Babies Hospital Project (external site).
Current parking impacts
Parking areas adjacent to Limosa Close have been closed to establish the construction compound.
Visitors are encouraged to park in front of T block and utilise the free buggy service.
Three additional carparks are available adjacent to Civic Place.
The hop-on hop-off buggy service is available to pick visitors up from the sign posted buggy stops from 8am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.
When visiting the hospital, please allow extra time for parking due to the significant construction work taking place.
Find out more information on visiting OPH