Surrey priority projects

The Province and Fraser Health are working on 30 priority actions to transform health care at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Among these actions are a number of capital developments that will support care for our patients both in the Surrey community and across the Fraser Health region:

Expanded specialty care

Surrey Memorial Hospital is now home to advanced cardiac and image-guided care:

• Two cardiac catheterization suites opened on December 8, 2025 – the first cardiac catheterization suites south of the Fraser River.
• Two new interventional radiology suites will open in early 2026.

Patients who previously traveled to New Westminster or Vancouver for procedures such as angioplasty and diagnostic angiography can now receive care in Surrey, supported by familiar providers. These minimally invasive treatments often mean shorter hospital stays, fewer complications and faster recovery.

More dialysis care closer to home

A new renal facility is under construction at Surrey Memorial Hospital to support people who need dialysis.  This purpose-built space is designed for comfort and connection while delivering quality care.

• Opening summer 2026.
• 21 additional dialysis stations, for a total of 60.
• 55 per cent increase in treatment capacity at Surrey Memorial Hospital.

Expanded diagnostic imaging

We are expanding diagnostic imaging services to provide our patients with improved access:

• A mobile MRI has been in service since July 2025
• One replacement MRI suite and one new MRI suite are under construction inside Surrey Memorial Hospital.
• A new CT scanner will open at Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre in fall 2026.

These upgrades will improve imaging efficiency and diagnostic accuracy and support specialized cancer and cardiac imaging.

Upgraded operating rooms 

Surrey Memorial Hospital is modernizing its surgical spaces through a multi-year renewal program.

These improvements will modernize equipment, enhance infection control and create safer environments for patients and surgical teams.

Expanded access to care across the hospital and community

• Internal medicine beds have increased from 30 to 90.
• Family Birthing Unit and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit upgrades are complete.
• Since its opening in 2022, the Surrey Satellite Clinic has helped relieve pressure on hospital Emergency Departments.
• Expanded rehabilitation clinics and Home Health services.
• Hundreds of new staff and medical staff have joined care teams.

Working together for Surrey

Every milestone gets us closer to the same goal: improving care for people in Surrey. Fraser Health, the Province of British Columbia and Surrey Hospitals Foundation are working together to build a hospital that supports the people we care for and their families for decades to come.

Learn more about other major health projects in Surrey, including the new Surrey hospital and cancer centre, and the future Simon Fraser University School of Medicine on the Surrey capital projects page.