Corryong Health

Corryong Health Our purpose: "We provide people with healthcare that matters to them." Corryong Health is part of the Hume Local Service Network

Our History
The origins of the Health Service date back to 1897 when plans to build the Corryong Cottage Hospital were conceived. In 1902 the foundation stone was laid for what then became known as the Victoria Cottage Hospital. In 1916 the foundation stone of the present hospital was laid. Over the years, the number of acute beds rose to its peak of forty-two in the 1960’s and on 5th November 198

3 the Upper Murray Nursing Home, a 20-bed high aged care facility, was opened. In the early 1990’s the Agency took the opportunity to apply to be funded under the Multi-Purpose Program. This was to enable a more flexible and responsive service to be developed that would met the changing needs of our isolated rural community. In 1995 the Services was renamed Upper Murray Health & Community Services and commenced operation as a Multi-Purpose Service (MPS). In 2017 the agency was renamed Corryong Health. Today, Corryong Health is a highly integrated and considerably larger organisation providing a broad range of hospital, residential aged care, medical and primary health and community support services. The service also operates a Medical Clinic, Health and Fitness Centre and the Retirement Village. Our Health Service is truly responsive to the community’s needs.

How to Help a Mate - A. Ask + Listen: Listen like a pro and help him get it off his chest.B. Build a Plan: When he's rea...
18/06/2026

How to Help a Mate -

A. Ask + Listen: Listen like a pro and help him get it off his chest.

B. Build a Plan: When he's ready help him think about the actions he can take.

C. Connect to Help: Check in soon to see how he's travelling and find out if he's getting help.

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness.Not everyone experiences symptoms, particularly in the early stages of bowel cancer. Symp...
17/06/2026

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness.

Not everyone experiences symptoms,
particularly in the early stages of bowel cancer.
Symptoms can also be caused by other medical conditions, foods, or medicines.

Don’t delay speaking with your GP if you experience symptoms for two weeks or more. When detected early, almost 99% of bowel cancer cases can be successfully treated.

Men’s Health Week is 15–21 June. Take the time to prioritise your health—book a comprehensive men’s health check with yo...
15/06/2026

Men’s Health Week is 15–21 June.
Take the time to prioritise your health—book a comprehensive men’s health check with your GP today.

15/06/2026

Join us and our friends from Ambulance Victoria for a free community health session covering:

⚪ recognition and treatment of common winter illnesses
⚪ vaccinations
⚪ winter hygiene
⚪ who to call for help in non-life-threatening emergencies

Sessions will be held in Tallangatta and Corryong.

Tallangatta TICC Community Meeting Room
🗓 Monday 22 June
🕚 11.00am – midday

Corryong Library Meeting Room
🗓 Tuesday 23 June
🕚 11.00am – midday

Everyone is welcome to attend. There is no cost and bookings are not required.

14/06/2026

Dorevitch closed today. Apologies for the inconvenience

New visiting service - last Wednesday of each month.Accord Health provides professional Mental Health services with trai...
09/06/2026

New visiting service - last Wednesday of each month.

Accord Health provides professional Mental Health services with trained Psychologists, Occupational Therapists and Social Workers – all trained and specialising in Mental Health support for children, adolescents, adults, and older adults.

Head to https://accordhealth.co/contact/ for more information about their services, fees or to book a consultation.

Gym Membership fees
08/06/2026

Gym Membership fees

National Reconciliation Week was recognised on Wednesday with a Yarning Circle facilitated by Aunty Liz Heta, Aboriginal...
05/06/2026

National Reconciliation Week was recognised on Wednesday with a Yarning Circle facilitated by Aunty Liz Heta, Aboriginal Health Liaison Officer (AHLO) from Albury Wodonga Health (AWH). Local First Nations people and their families were invited to yarn with Liz, in the spirit of truth telling and working with the health service to strengthen cultural safety. Kiley Walkerden, Koori Education Support Officer (KESO) for the Upper Murray also participate in the session and together, Corryong Health staff learned more about the local First Nations history and local protocols.

National Reconciliation Week’s 'All In' theme, reminds us that reconciliation requires all of us to engage in meaningful conversations, shared experiences and ongoing commitment every day. 🧡

Through decades of nursing, community leadership and advocacy, Liz has worked to bridge understanding, empower others and ensure Aboriginal people receive care grounded in respect, compassion and culture.
You can read more about her on: https://bit.ly/AWHarticle

📷 Liz Heta, credit: AWH

Playles Hill Project is organising its last autumn/winter working bee session and is welcoming volunteer hands!> Sunday ...
04/06/2026

Playles Hill Project is organising its last autumn/winter working bee session and is welcoming volunteer hands!
> Sunday 7th June
> Start time is 9am

BYO morning tea, BBQ lunch supplied (RSVP please).
Tools required are brush cutters, weeders, pruners, gloves and trailers.
RSVP to Thea (phone: 0418 869 156) or Cathy ([email protected])

Address

20 Kiell Street
Corryong, VIC
3707

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+61260763200

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