Under the guidance of the Braemar Hospital Charitable Trust the hospital continued to grow adding new theatres, wards and services.
In 2001 the trust became known as the Braemar Charitable Trust.
To cope with an ever-increasing demand for its services a new day hospital was opened in Knox Street in August 2001.
In August 2005 an agreement was reached with The Salvation Army to purchase ‘The Nest’ site on the corner of Ohaupo Road and Kahikatea Drive.
The land and buildings at Tainui Street were sold to the Cancer Society in 2007 and leased back from the society until the new hospital at Ohaupo Road was ready for occupation.
The new hospital opened to patients on 14 April 2009 and was officially opened on 8 August 2009 by Mrs Mary Clarkson.
The Braemar Day Hospital on Knox Street merged with the main hospital on Ohaupo Road and the new extension was officially opened by David and John Young (sons of Braemar founder) on 28 September 2012.
Braemar celebrated its 90th birthday in December 2016.
In 2009 a purpose built theatre for cardiac and spinal surgery was added along with an education room and additional storage. This extension was officially opened by Bob Armstrong (MNZM, JP) and Barry Prior (MNZM, JP) on 3 May 2019. Both are past trustees of the Braemar Charitable Trust.
Braemar Hospital is one of the largest private hospitals in New Zealand offering a comprehensive range of Specialist services.
Braemar Hospital Ltd is 100% owned by the Braemar Charitable Trust.