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Works progressing at Northam Health Service 19 May 2017 The $42 million redevelopment of Northam Health Service began at the start of this year and construction works are progressing well. WA Country Health Service Wheatbelt Regional Director Sean Conlan said investment in health facilities in regional areas was important and helped residents to receive treatment closer to home. “Upgrades will include a refurbished and expanded emergency department, a modified ambulance bay, expanded surgical and sterilising departments and new renal services,” Mr Conlan said. “Other additions and improvements include expansions to chemotherapy services and the inpatient unit, a new hospital entrance, specialist consulting rooms, an upgraded kitchen and a new centre for child health, mental health and occupational therapy services.” Construction work has started on pouring the concrete ground slab, structural steel work, in-ground serv... -
Dalwallinu Health Service refurbishment on track 04 May 2017 The Dalwallinu Health Service refurbishment, which started at the beginning of this year, is on track with stage one reaching completion in April. WA Country Health Service Wheatbelt Regional Director Sean Conlan, said the renovations had been staged so that there was no disruption to health services during the construction process. “In the first stage of the refurbishment the Emergency Department received a new toilet, shower and x-ray room,” he said. “Staff were consulted during the design stage of the redevelopment and are now enjoying working within the modern spaces, designed for contemporary health practice.” The second stage of work is now underway and will involve the creation of a new waiting area, a triage room and a multipurpose consultation room. A new communications room is being created to accommodate increased technology, including installing wirele...
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Merredin Health Service redevelopment making progress 03 May 2017 Redevelopment works at Merredin Health Service started at the end of 2016 and are making good progress with the first two stages reaching completion. WA Country Health Service, Wheatbelt Regional Director Sean Conlan said that the redevelopment would strengthen health services in the region. “Upgrades will include a new emergency department, upgrades to palliative care, medical imaging, sterilising services, administration areas, kitchen and laundry,” Mr Conlan said. “There will also be a new building for Aboriginal health, allied health and outpatient services such as physiotherapy, school and child health clinics, mental health, consulting rooms for visiting specialists and telehealth amenities.” Stage 1 of the upgrade included the addition of temporary parking and widening the entrance to the hospital. Stage 2 included the completion of the new visitor car park... -
Wheatbelt health services receive updates 02 May 2017 It’s full steam ahead for Bruce Rock, Corrigin, Kellerberrin, Kondinin and Narembeen Health Service refurbishments with construction underway. Devlyn Constructions won the building contract for Bruce Rock, BGC Constructions won the building contracts for Corrigin, Kondinin and Narembeen, and Firm Constructions won the building contract for Kellerberrin. Approximately $24 million has been allocated to upgrade seven Wheatbelt hospitals under the fourth phase of the Southern Inland Health Initiative’s small hospitals and nursing post refurbishment program at Bruce Rock, Corrigin, Kellerberrin, Kondinin, Mukinbudin, Narembeen and Williams. Bruce Rock Memorial Health Service upgrades will include a new ambulance entrance, new main entry with accessible ramp, new reception, new triage room off the waiting area, refurbished multipurpose consultation room, new mental health consult r...
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Collie Health Service refurbishment on track 28 April 2017 The redevelopment of the Collie Heath Service is getting closer to completion with the second phase of the project recently completed. WACHS South West Regional Director Kerry Winsor said the redevelopment is expected to be finished by early July. “The second phase of the refurbishment included a new reception and triage areas, waiting rooms and three acute treatment bays for the emergency department,” she said. “Work has now started on the third and final stage which includes further upgrades for the emergency department – two resuscitation bays, a treatment room, a clean utility/medication room, staff base, office and ambulance bay.” The first stage of construction included a new administration area, and refurbishments to the hospital entry and reception area, medical records room and outpatients loan equipment facilities. An entry statement artwork, commi...
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