Completed project - Hedland Health CampusHere you can view information on the new Hedland Health Campus. Anyone requiring hospital treatment should go to the Hedland Health Campus. |
On this page:Services and contacts Services now available to the publicBuilt on Colebatch Way next to the Karlarra House residential aged-care facility, the new centre brings together the majority of health related services which were previously spread over sites in both South and Port Hedland to become a health care hub for the Pilbara region, providing Pilbara residents with access to more specialists in one convenient location.
The old Port Hedland Hospital closed its doors to the public in November 2010 after 35 years of servicing the community. Please go to the Pilbara health page for more information about health services in the region, including the contact information for the regional director. Location and postal addressPhysical addressHedland Health Campus Postal addressOperations Manager Key phone contactsDue to overwhelming community support and response from the public the main reception number has been inundated with calls. In order to ensure that all calls are responded to as quickly as possible we would ask that you contact the required department directly on the numbers listed below. In an emergency, dial 000 for ambulance assistance. Individual ward and department numbers
For all other enquiries please contact the Hedland Health Campus main reception number on +61 8 9174 1000. Thank you for your cooperation. Planning and developmentThe new Hedland Health Campus is now open. Here you can find information on the planning and development, building design features, key project milestones and the public art project. Building design featuresFeatures include:
Key project milestonesForward works 2008Forward works for the $138.4 million project were completed in February 2008 by Outlook Contracting Pty Ltd and Doric Construction began the second phase of construction in August 2008. Lock-up stage achieved 2009An important milestone in the construction of the Hedland Health Campus was achieved in late December 2009 with the hospital reaching 'lock-up' stage. Construction completed 2010Construction was completed on schedule with the new campus officially handed over to WA Country Health Service Pilbara in October by the Doric Construction Group, which has been working on the new facility over the past 18 months. Open for business 2010Hedland Health Campus opened its doors on 17 November 2010. The old Port Hedland Hospital is now closed.  Public art projectAustralian artists Arif Satar and Audrey Fernandes-Satar were selected as lead artists for the public art project for the new Hedland Health Campus. They teamed with Ross Councillor, community advisor for the Hedland Health Campus development, to collaborate and engage with local indigenous groups on a design feature for the hospital's courtyard area. This consultation process began in Port Hedland in August 2009. The primary aim of the consultation process was to collaborate and engage with the community to develop the content of the work and to address elements of the history, life and culture of South Hedland through collaborations with the Custodians of the land, the Kariyarra people, and other indigenous groups. The artists have recently completed the installation of the artwork underneath the external pergolas, which will also be visible from the air. Project working groupWorking group membersThe Hedland Health Campus Project Working Group includes WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Pilbara region staff as well as representatives from other government departments, local government, non-government organisations and the community.
 Consultation processConsultation was held with local community groups and ongoing information provided to local organisations including:
An information booth was provided at the Welcome to Hedland evenings, which were held once a year to promote Hedland. Consultation with staff and transition workshops were held to develop plans for moving to the new facility upon completion. If you would like to contribute or provide your feedback, please contact: Michelle Bowins News
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