What upgrades has Broken Hill Hospital's emergency department received?

The emergency department received a A$12m upgrade including a new main entrance, reception, interview rooms, and two new treatment bays.

How much did the Broken Hill Hospital ED upgrade cost?

The emergency department upgrade at Broken Hill Hospital cost A$12 million.

What is the NSW government doing for healthcare in Broken Hill?

The NSW government invested A$12m in the Broken Hill Hospital ED upgrade and is also funding a new Acute Mental Health Inpatient Unit and Key Health Worker Accommodation.

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Broken Hill Hospital Unveils A$12m Emergency Upgrade

15 Dec

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Summary

Broken Hill Hospital's emergency department received a significant A$12m upgrade.
The upgrade includes a new main entry, reception, and enhanced treatment facilities.
Artwork by local artists enhances the paediatric bay and consult rooms.

Broken Hill Hospital Unveils A$12m Emergency Upgrade

Broken Hill Hospital has officially opened its upgraded emergency department (ED), a project costing A$12m. This significant investment aims to bolster healthcare for communities in and around Broken Hill. The extensive upgrade, completed in three stages, now features a modern main entrance, reception area, interview rooms, and expanded treatment bays, alongside a refreshed waiting room.

The completion of the ED upgrade signifies the conclusion of broader redevelopment works at Broken Hill Health Services. Notably, the new paediatric bay and consult rooms have been enhanced with artwork contributed by local artists, creating a more welcoming and supportive environment for all visitors, patients, and staff. Permanent, clearly signposted access arrangements are now in place for ED patients and visitors.