

Clinical outcomes the highlight for CGH
Significant improvements in clinical outcomes and accreditation results were among the highlights from 2023-2024 for Central Gippsland Health, according to Board Chair, Arthur Skipitaris. In his report to the CGH Annual General Meeting on 11 December 2024, Mr Skipitaris said CGH had implemented new models of care and established partnerships to strengthen the allied health

Guiness World Record at Laurina Lodge
Four residents at Heyfield’s Laurina Lodge are on top of the world and any wonder … they have just set a new world record for cup stacking. And supporting them all the way were their young “coaches” – students from Heyfield Primary School. For the last four weeks, the residents and students have been helping

Release of CGHS Annual Report 2023/24
Central Gippsland Health Service is pleased to release its 2023/24 Annual Report. Please click the link to access: Central-Gippsland-Health-Service-Annual-Report-2023-2024.pdf

Ongoing Services for the Rosedale Community
Central Gippsland Health (CGH) wishes to advise residents of Rosedale that CGH continues to provide health services to the Rosedale community while undertaking some re-organisation. With the recent retirement of two long-standing District Nurses, and a reduced demand for services at the Rosedale Community Centre, we have been re-organising our ongoing provision of health services




Restricted Access to Disabled Parking – 25 November
To our valued patients, clients and visitors Please be advised that due to the delivery of a Computed Tomography (CT) machine, there will be restricted access to the disabled carparks directly in front of Sale Hospital on Monday 25 November between 9am and 11am. Other disabled carparking spaces will remain available during this time. We

Bench seat donated to cancer patients
A combined effort from the Giffard CWA Branch and the Meeniyan Men’s Shed has resulted in a new bench seat for the area outside the Oncology Department at Central Gippsland Health (CGH) in Sale. Branch representative, Joanne Gorwell, said the idea came from a branch member whose relative had undergone cancer treatment there. Ms Gorwell