Caring for Our Community Together
Over the past 6 years St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith has cared for thousands of patients and their families, and we’ve extended over 30 medical specialties, with a greater choice of treatment options available closer to home. Our dedicated team includes some of Australia’s most experienced and innovative health professionals, who consult and operate locally. Over 65 local staff members form the basis of our team, working throughout every part of the hospital.
After years of planning and our combined hard work with the Griffith community, our generous supporters and partners, it was a proud moment for St Vincent’s to open its doors in 2016. Since then, St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith has changed the delivery of healthcare in the Murrumbidgee Region, providing an exceptional service of compassion, justice, integrity and excellence in all aspects of patient care.
Our vision now is to establish St Vincent’s as a Regional Health Hub. This model aims to address pressing health concerns and needs in the Murrumbidgee Region and bring together the specialties required. The 7 key areas of the Regional Health Hub include Cardiology Services, Ear, Nose and Throat, Gastroenterology, Orthopaedics, Palliative Care, Cancer Services and Teaching and Learning collaborations.
The establishment of a Regional Health Hub requires an investment of $5 million over the next 5 years and is being led by a number of clinicians from the St Vincent’s Sydney Health Precinct, providing high quality healthcare services in regional areas where it is needed most.
The support from generous individuals and local businesses has been vital in realising a St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital for Griffith. We hope you will again join us in growing our small but very special Hospital into a world-class Hospital, embedded in the region.
To find out more about supporting healthcare for the Murrumbidgee Region, please contact Kate Groves on 0448 924 335 or kgroves@stvincents.com.au.
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