Here is a list of the biggest hospitals in Australia, based on their capacity, facilities, and range of specialized services:
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- Royal Melbourne Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- Royal Prince Alfred Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- The Alfred Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital – Brisbane, Queensland
- St. Vincent’s Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Fiona Stanley Hospital – Perth, Western Australia
- Monash Medical Centre – Melbourne, Victoria
- Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital – Perth, Western Australia
- Westmead Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Royal Adelaide Hospital – Adelaide, South Australia
- Austin Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- John Hunter Hospital – Newcastle, New South Wales
- Gold Coast University Hospital – Gold Coast, Queensland
- Liverpool Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Royal Children’s Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- Mater Hospital – Brisbane, Queensland
- Royal Hobart Hospital – Hobart, Tasmania
- Sunshine Coast University Hospital – Sunshine Coast, Queensland
- Princess Alexandra Hospital – Brisbane, Queensland
- Box Hill Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- St. George Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Cabrini Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- Nepean Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Northern Beaches Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Canberra Hospital – Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
- Queensland Children’s Hospital – Brisbane, Queensland
- Epworth Hospital – Melbourne, Victoria
- Sydney Adventist Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Prince of Wales Hospital – Sydney, New South Wales
- Western Health (Footscray and Sunshine Hospitals) – Melbourne, Victoria
These hospitals represent the largest and most comprehensive healthcare institutions across Australia, offering a wide range of specialized services in areas such as cardiology, oncology, neurology, surgery, trauma care, pediatrics, and mental health. They are located in key cities and regions, serving both local populations and patients from across the country.
