Facilities
Inside Meridian Hospital
Nine buildings on one campus, designed so that the distance between a question and an answer is measured in minutes.
Photo Tour
Take a look before you arrive
Select any photograph to open it larger. Use the arrow keys to move through the tour.
Ground Floor
Main Lobby
A calm arrival point with concierge wayfinding, admissions desks and a quiet garden courtyard.
Levels 2–5
Patient Rooms
Single-occupancy rooms with natural light, a family sleeping area and bedside care controls.
Level 1
Operating Rooms
Twelve theatres with integrated imaging, laminar-flow ventilation and robotic surgical systems.
Level 3
Intensive Care Unit
Twenty-four critical care beds with one-to-one nursing and continuous specialist cover.
Ground Floor
Emergency Department
Thirty-two treatment bays, a separate pediatric area, and direct ambulance access at all hours.
Lower Level
MRI & Imaging
3-Tesla MRI, low-dose CT and digital mammography, with same-day reporting to your physician.
Lower Level
Laboratory
An accredited on-site laboratory processing over four hundred thousand tests each year.
Level 1
Rehabilitation Center
Physiotherapy gyms, a hydrotherapy pool and occupational therapy suites for recovery after treatment.
Designed For Recovery
The building is part of the treatment
Evidence on hospital design is unusually consistent: daylight, quiet and privacy shorten recovery. We built for that.
Every inpatient room at Meridian is single-occupancy with an exterior window, a family sleeping area and bedside controls for light, blinds and temperature. Corridors are laid out so that clinical traffic and visitor traffic rarely cross, which keeps noise down at night.
Wayfinding is colour-coded by wing and repeated at every junction, because the most common complaint in large hospitals is not clinical — it is not knowing where you are.
Visiting someone at Meridian?
Visiting hours, parking, food and the rules for children on the wards are all set out in our patient information pages.