Monash Health’s 2025–26 Annual Report has been tabled in the Victorian Parliament

Our 2025–26 Annual Report was tabled in the Victorian Parliament today, highlighting a year of continued growth, innovation and impact across Monash Health.

‘We remained focused on delivering exceptional care while taking important steps forward to shape the future of healthcare for our community.’ Board Chair, Michael Gorton AM and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Eugine Yafele said in their opening words of the report.  

Over the 12-month period we provided 4.32 million episodes of care, including more than 280,000 emergency presentations, over 85,000 surgical operations and delivered 11,247 babies.  

The report highlights a number of major milestones, including the launch of the Monash Health Strategy 2026 – 2031: Care, reimagined, which sets a clear direction for the future of healthcare in our community. We also welcomed the first patients to the new Cranbourne Community Hospital, opened Boollam Boollam Aged Care Centre, and commenced construction on the new 7-storey tower at Monash Medical Centre Clayton.  

Monash Health continued to drive research and innovation, supporting nearly 600 clinical trials, almost 1,800 research projects, and more than $98 million in projected research income with our precinct partners. 

In their joint message Board Chair, Michael Gorton AM and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Eugine Yafele also acknowledged the contributions of our employees, volunteers, donors, community partners and supporters.  

‘Behind every number is a person, a family and a dedicated team working together to deliver world class care close to home.’ 

They added ‘To every Monash Health team member, we thank you. Your expertise, compassion and commitment enable us to deliver safe, equitable, world-leading care.’ 

You can read the full Annual Report 2025–26 on the Monash Health website.

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