Mr Marshall, along with Moree mayor Katrina Humphries announced the government's promise to build a new hospital back in March.

"The $80 million redevelopment of Moree District Hospital and $20 million dollar refurbishment of Glen Innes Hospital, promised at the recent election, will definitely proceed - it's locked in," an excited Mr Marshall said after his meeting today.

"Minister Hazzard made it clear that just like Armidale and Inverell, the government would make good on its word and promises to the Moree and Glen Innes communities.

"This is pleasing news and will be backed up by a visit from the Health Minister early next month to Inverell and Glen Innes."

Mr Marshall said Moree District Hospital was one of the busiest health facilities in the Northern Tablelands, with more than 3,800 presentations to the Emergency Department last year.

"Moree needs a state-of-the-art hospital so that quality healthcare can continue and families are not forced to travel away from home to seek treatment," Mr Marshall said.

"Our regional communities are struggling to retain health practitioners, so by forging ahead with the new and refurbished hospitals, I'm confident more doctors, specialists and nurses will be enticed to come and stay.

"Through more than 8,000 signatures on petitions the Moree and Glen Innes communities have made it clear how important these projects are and I'll be doing everything I can to ensure they are delivered as quickly as possible."

These projects both come on the back of the $60 million redevelopment of both Armidale and Inverell Hospitals.

Mr Marshall was also able to lock in a date for the minister's visit to the region, happening on Friday, June 7 to discuss the start of the vital health projects.

"I'm delighted the Minister has agreed to come to our region and talk about the planning process for both developments and inspect the work happening at Inverell Hospital," Mr Marshall said.