Grampians Health Edenhope

Grampians Health Edenhope Together, we are a large multi-campus organisation, but we are one unified team.

Grampians Health is the coming together of Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital, Stawell Regional Health, Wimmera Healthcare Group, and Ballarat Health Services. We share common goals and values and will work tirelessly to deliver rural and regional healthcare leadership to the communities we serve. We are a total health care provider, and have been providing quality care to the Grampians regio

n for more than 160 years. We work to improve the health and well-being of our patients, their families, and our community - that means we care for patients and the community with a comprehensive range of general and specialist care, across every key medical and healthcare discipline, including: Acute Care, Sub-Acute Care, Residential Aged Care, Community Care, Mental Health Services and Rehabilitation Services. When contributing to this page please ensure you are courteous and remain on topic to avoid having comments removed or access to the page blocked. If you would like to provide feedback to the Grampians Health, please access our feedback portal at https://grampianshealth.org.au/contact-us/

Did you know that regional Australians are 17% more likely to suffer a stroke than those in metropolitan areas?This Nati...
07/08/2026

Did you know that regional Australians are 17% more likely to suffer a stroke than those in metropolitan areas?

This National Stroke Week we want you to know that you don’t need a cape to be a hero 🦹‍♀️– you just need to know how to recognise the signs of stroke. Knowing the F.A.S.T. (Face, Arms, Speech and Time) signs means you can act quickly when every second counts.

The F.A.S.T. test is simple:
🙍‍♀️FACE: Check their face. Has their mouth drooped?
💪 ARMS: Can they lift both arms?
👄SPEECH: Is their speech slurred? Do they understand you?
⏱️ TIME IS CRITICAL: If you see any of these signs call 000 (triple zero) immediately.

To learn more visit https://strokefoundation.org.au

Looking for a new group to socialise with, with the added bonus of an exercise program thrown in? Or maybe your'e keen t...
06/08/2026

Looking for a new group to socialise with, with the added bonus of an exercise program thrown in? Or maybe your'e keen to try something new, like Pilates or Yoga or a group exercise? Have a look at our exercise schedule and give me a call! We would love some new participants, and it doesn't matter if you're a newbie, or even feeling a bit experienced in your years!

🎉 Congratulations to Lee Pinkerton on an incredible 15 years of service at Edenhope's Lakeside Living Care Community.As ...
03/08/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Lee Pinkerton on an incredible 15 years of service at Edenhope's Lakeside Living Care Community.

As an Endorsed Enrolled Nurse, Lee is known for her compassionate care, reliability, and dedication to residents. Beyond her clinical role, she has played an important part in fostering a positive and supportive workplace culture, always willing to lend a hand and support her colleagues.

Lee is especially admired for the way she welcomes new staff members, helping them feel comfortable, valued, and part of the team from day one. Her kindness, inclusiveness, and genuine care for others have left a lasting impression on countless staff and residents over the years.

Thank you, Lee, for 15 years of outstanding service and for the difference you continue to make every day. 👏💙

Did you know that in Australia, your family is always asked to agree to donation? Registration is important, but so is t...
02/08/2026

Did you know that in Australia, your family is always asked to agree to donation?

Registration is important, but so is telling your family. Most families agree to donation when they know you want to be a donor.

This DonateLife Week, start a conversation about organ and tissue donation.

And don’t forget to take a minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at https://www.donatelife.gov.au/

❤️ This DonateLife Week, Grampians Health Nurse Donation Specialist Naomi Moore is encouraging community members to regi...
31/07/2026

❤️ This DonateLife Week, Grampians Health Nurse Donation Specialist Naomi Moore is encouraging community members to register as organ and tissue donors and have an important conversation with their loved ones.

After more than 25 years working in Ballarat Base Hospital's Intensive Care Unit, Naomi has seen the life-changing impact donation can have for recipients, as well as the comfort it can bring donor families during an incredibly difficult time.

While 4 in 5 Australians support organ and tissue donation, only 1 in 3 are registered. Family support is essential, which is why sharing your donation decision is just as important as registering.

To read more visit; https://my.gh.org.au/3TsUISb

It’s DonateLife Week! Did you know that most Australians support organ and tissue donation, but only one-third have regi...
30/07/2026

It’s DonateLife Week! Did you know that most Australians support organ and tissue donation, but only one-third have registered?

If that’s you, take a minute this DonateLife Week to register as an organ and tissue donor at https://www.donatelife.gov.au/

You could be the reason someone gets a second chance at life.

Emma Miller has been down some rocky roads but it’s all part of her role as a Grampians Health occupational therapist. E...
28/07/2026

Emma Miller has been down some rocky roads but it’s all part of her role as a Grampians Health occupational therapist.

Emma makes a weekly trip from Horsham to visit clients in all corners of the West Wimmera region, including Edenhope, Harrow, Apsley and every district in between.

Some of her trips can take her to isolated farms where she has to rely heavily on directions from others because there are no road signs or satellite navigation. She has never been lost and is not phased by her adventures because her focus is solely on getting the right support for each client.

Read more about Emma’s story here, https://my.gh.org.au/4frx01i

Today is the start of DonateLife Week.There are around 2,000 Australians on a waitlist for a life-saving organ transplan...
26/07/2026

Today is the start of DonateLife Week.

There are around 2,000 Australians on a waitlist for a life-saving organ transplant. Children and young people are amongst those waiting. Their stories remind us why every registration is important.

Be the reason they get a second chance at life. Register as an organ and tissue donor, then tell your family you want to be a donor – someone’s life depends on it.

It only takes one minute to register: https://www.donatelife.gov.au/

💙 Welcome to Edenhope, Grace and Roy!For nursing couple Grace and Roy Goco, moving to rural Victoria wasn't a stepping s...
24/07/2026

💙 Welcome to Edenhope, Grace and Roy!

For nursing couple Grace and Roy Goco, moving to rural Victoria wasn't a stepping stone, it was the destination.

The registered nurses recently joined the team at Grampians Health Edenhope and relocated with their two young children in search of a more family-oriented lifestyle.

"We wanted our kids to be at one with nature and to be able to live an outdoor life. This is the life we were looking for," Grace said.

After working and living in the Philippines, Singapore, regional New South Wales and Melbourne, the family has found a welcoming community in Edenhope, where their children can enjoy the outdoors and neighbours quickly become friends.

Grace and Roy now care for residents at Lakeside Living while balancing family life and continuing their shared passion for nursing.

Please join us in giving Grace and Roy a warm welcome to the Grampians Health team!

Surya Bhattarai moved to Australia, from Nepal, to study a Master of Business Administration course. He had experience i...
20/07/2026

Surya Bhattarai moved to Australia, from Nepal, to study a Master of Business Administration course.

He had experience in hospitality management, in his touristy hometown of Pokhara, and expected to continue down the business pathway. But when Surya took on a personal carer role, to support his student lifestyle, all plans were promptly cast aside. “I just felt an inner feeling, that this will be my career choice,” he said.

“For some people aged care will be hard, but for me it feels like looking after my grandfathers and grandmothers. “I realised it was what I wanted to do, so I decided to study nursing instead.”

Surya promptly moved to Adelaide, where he gained qualifications as an enrolled nurse and gained experience at the Calvery Hospital. It was during a search for a graduate program pathway that Surya came across Grampians Health Edenhope. He instantly felt at home in the quiet rural town.

“My family farms vegetables in the hilly region of Nepal and the weather is exactly the same as here,” he said. Although he misses a busy calendar of cultural events in Nepal, Surya and his wife are building connections in Australia.

“We gather people together, cook together, eat and celebrate,” he said. “I think there are now six people from Nepal in Edenhope; we have already planned a feast!”

Please welcome Surya to the Lakeside Living care team!

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