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SYDNEY ADVENTIST HOSPITAL

SAH GroundsAs a not-for-profit organisation, caring for our patients needs is our first priority. This spirit of caring is reflected in our mission, “Christianity in Action – caring for the body, mind and spirit of our patients, colleagues, community and ourselves”, and we are committed to living this mission through everything we do. We aim to care for individuals in a holistic manner, promoting healthy living, providing healing treatments and touching people’s lives through our compassionate and expert care. 

 

The Hospital first started in 1903 as a ‘Sanitarium’ to provide a place of healing where people learned to stay well, and since then we have been affectionately known as ’the San’. We are proud to be NSW’s largest single campus private hospital, a multi-award winning facility offering access to world class doctors, nurses and other health professionals who are dedicated to our patients’ welfare and are renowned for their expertise and special brand of care.

 

With more than 2,200 staff and 700 accredited medical practitioners, the San offers comprehensive surgical, medical, and emergency services to over 50,000 inpatients and 160,000 outpatients each year, supported by state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities and innovative services including Hospital in the Home and Cancer Support services. 

Breaking news and events

At A Patients Bedside - All The Time

Thanks to a new monitoring system that the San is installing, patients considered high risk for respiratory distress can receive the monitoring they need in the specialist ward area that caters for their condition.

NSW Premier Opens The San's New Research Lab

Premier Barry O'Farrell officially opened the laboratories of the Australasian Research Institute (ARI) on March 30th 2012.

Former PM Speaks For The San

Former Prime Minister John Howard was guest of honour at a recent function that highlighted key features of the Redevelopment of the San that is currently underway.

Training Our Future Health Workforce

NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner helped celebrate the first year of clinical training of medical students with the San's Clinical School.