Keogh Institute

The Keogh Institute for Medical Research is a private, non-profit organisation located in Nedlands, Western Australia. Established in 1983, it functions as both a clinical facility and a research unit, with a focus on endocrine disorders. The institute is dedicated to investigating the origins and health impacts of hormonal conditions and developing improved treatment methods. Its approach integrates clinical practice with research, allowing patient care to inform scientific investigation and research findings to be translated into clinical solutions.

The institute provides clinical services for a wide range of endocrine and metabolic conditions. It houses a team of clinicians and researchers who deliver patient care through advanced diagnostic services and tailored treatment plans. The Keogh Institute is situated within the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre and is affiliated with Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, providing access to a broad spectrum of hospital facilities when required.

The research arm of the institute concentrates on the connection between endocrinology and reproductive health, a focus it has maintained for over three decades. The organisation conducts clinical trials and investigator-initiated studies to advance medical knowledge in its specialised fields. Through collaborations with other leading institutions and participation in global research initiatives, the institute contributes to setting new standards in medical research and patient care for endocrine and metabolic diseases.