From 1 July, Euroa Health’s acute care services, including hospital-based, urgent care and medical imaging, will transition to GV Health. An update on the current status of the transition implementation activities and what’s happening next is available at Community-update_Euroa-Health-Acute-Services-Transition-to-GV-Health_April-2024.pdf (gvhealth.org.au) For more information, please visit Exploring a Healthy Euroa.

Today, we had a visit from The Hon. Ingrid Stitt, Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Ageing, and Minister for Multicultural Affairs. Ms Stitt interacted with staff in Grutzner House, complimented their work and ability to deliver a high quality of care. Ms Stitt also congratulated staff on the lovely atmosphere of Grutzner House. Accompanying

The Tatura Bowls Club recently hosted its annual Tatura Hospital Day competition, raising $3500 in support of Tatura Hospital and Parkvilla Aged Care Facility. The event drew a crowd of enthusiastic participants, all eager to showcase their skills on the green while contributing to a worthy cause. Co-organiser of the event and Tatura Bowls Club

GV Health and the Victorian Government today announced $10 million in new grant funding to support the delivery of 18 new apartments for staff accommodation. The accommodation will be at GV Health’s main campus in Shepparton, funded by the Victorian Government’s Regional Health Infrastructure Fund. We welcomed Minister for Health, Mary-Anne Thomas MP on-site at

Congratulations to GV Health Dentist, Damon Velakoulis, who has been nominated for Herald Sun’s Best Regional Dentist Competition! Damon began his student placement at GV Health, after obtaining a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Doctor of Dental Surgery at Melbourne University. Now, Damon is employed as a full-time dentist at GV Health. “Working at

GV Health Celebrates Harmony Week! We offer diverse services to accommodate various cultures, religions and languages, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for all patients and visitors. Click here for examples of some of the services that GV Health offers, including language services, safe spaces and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients and families. Pictured

Starting an exciting journey, we are happy to welcome a new cohort of GAP Year Trainees for 2024. The 10 enthusiastic students are here to bring their energy and enthusiasm to different areas of our Nursing and Allied Health departments. GV Health Chief People Officer Karen Linford said she looked forward to seeing the trainees

Friday 8 March was International Women’s Day (IWD). At GV Health we celebrated by sharing purple cupcakes, decorating our IWD selfie wall and reflecting on how we are supportive of women’s different needs. The campaign theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is ‘Inspire Inclusion.’ When we inspire others to understand and value women’s inclusion, we

In an unexpected turn of events, Goulburn Valley Health celebrated the arrival of five precious babies on February 29, a day that graces our calendars only once every four years. Given that GV Health typically welcomes an average of three newborns per day, this leap year brought abundant joy. “It was a very busy day

On Thursday 14 March, GV Health launched ‘GV Doctors’ – a new community for all doctors across the Goulburn Valley, supported by GV Health. By uniting medical professionals across the Goulburn Valley, the new initiative aims to enhance medical leadership development, supervision and support for medical staff in the region. ‘GV Doctors’ is spearheaded by

At the heart of GV Health’s volunteer program is Pablo Gonzales — the dedicated gardener, a true friend, and a compassionate healer. With a passion for the earth and a strong sense of community spirit, the Colombian native demonstrates what it means to be a volunteer. “I started volunteering 20 years ago in Western Australia

Madi Whyte and Marrick Tucker were thrilled to celebrate the arrival of their daughter, Elodie Tucker, on January 26, 2024 at Goulburn Valley Health, embracing the calming environment of the hospital’s new water birth facilities. The couple praised their experience at GV Health, utilising the new equipment and upgraded maternity facilities. “It was so exciting

The Goulburn Valley Health board of directors play a crucial role in shaping the future of GV Health. Their guidance and expertise are instrumental in enhancing the quality of the healthcare service. Ahead of the upcoming new Strategic Plan launch, each director shares insights on GV Health’s future. Click here to read more.

Michael Tehan, a distinguished member of the GV Health board, has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia, marking a well-deserved recognition of his  contributions to the community. Awarded on January 26, this accolade pays tribute to Mr Tehan’s commitment to various roles, including his time as a board director at GV Health

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women globally and is caused by persistent infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV). The best prevention against cervical cancer is for males and females over nine years of age to be vaccinated against HPV, as well as cervical screening for people with a cervix aged 25-74

Ally said she had always struggles with her weight and health. She tried various diets and exercise routines, but nothing seemed to work. That’s when she turned to Goulburn Valley Health’s Health Coaching program and met Leanne, registered nurse and health coach and Quit smoking and vaping educator. With Leanne’s guidance and support, Ally made

Rushworth commemorated a significant chapter in its town history with the recent unveiling of the Waranga Health Wall Memorial. The unveiling, on Friday December 8, took place at Waranga Health, as community members gathered to reminisce on the past. The Memorial stands as a testament to the evolution of the hospital in the region, marking