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Labour proposes a masterplan for the development of Gozo General Hospital, St Luke's, Karin Grech, and Sir Paul Boffa hospitals, spanning 15 years with an expected investment of €1.5 billion. The plan aims to strengthen preventive care, improve patient recovery, provide a better environment for healthcare professionals, and further reduce waiting lists.

PL proposes introducing prostate cancer screening specifically for men at the age of 55.

PL plans to extend access to insulin pumps to a wider group of patients, building on the existing provision of these devices.

PL plans to establish a new multi-modality clinic in Qawra as part of its wider healthcare proposal. The clinic would form part of efforts to strengthen primary care services.

PL proposes extending the operating hours of health centres in Qormi, Gżira, and Rabat Gozo to 24 hours a day. The plan is part of a broader primary care strategy aimed at reducing pressure on hospitals.

PL proposes introducing a lung cancer screening programme targeted at individuals identified as high risk.

PN proposes a system under which medicines would be delivered directly to elderly people's homes at no charge. The measure aims to remove the need for older residents living independently to collect their medication in person.

The Nationalist Party proposes a zero percent income tax rate for five years for Maltese medical specialists who return to work in Malta.

PN proposes to raise the stipends of health sector students up to the level of the minimum wage.

The Nationalist Party proposes introducing mental health support services within schools.

PN proposes that every worker in Malta would have the right to regular physical and mental health screening, paid for by the State. The screenings would be delivered through existing healthcare services and integrated into a planned National Health Park in Selmun, shifting the health system toward prevention rather than reaction.

PN proposes building a new 400-bed general hospital in Gozo at a cost of €350 million, to be designed immediately as part of the national hospital network. The facility would include the latest medical technology and a helipad near the emergency department.