North Eastern Community Hospital

Name :

North Eastern Community Hospital

Address  :

580 Lower North East Road

Town  :

Campbelltown

State  :

South Australia

Country  :

AUSTRALIA

Post Code:

5074

Phone  :

08 8337 7200

Fax  :

08 8365 1139

Web URL  :

Email  :


Description

Welcome to North Eastern Community Hospital
On behalf of all our staff we extend a warm welcome to you and are pleased to provide important information on the services available at North Eastern Community Hospital

About North Eastern Community Hospital
North Eastern Community Hospital Campbelltown is a notforprofit community owned private hospital and nursing home facility situated at Campbelltown 10 km north east of the city of Adelaide South Australia

The complex accommodates 60 acute beds 8 Day beds and a Nursing Home of 68 high care licensed beds The complex is community owned and focused and was established in 1972 on the initiative of a small number of medical practitioners and two local councils and with funding assistance from the Commonwealth Government A Board of Management comprising of voluntary medical and community elected representatives determines the strategic direction and policy of the organisation

As a notforprofit communitybased complex all surplus funds are reinvested in improving and upgrading services facilities and equipment

Our modern 60 bed hospital includes a 8 Bed Day Surgery Unit and Private Room accommodation 2 Operating Theatres Gastroenterology Procedure Room and specialises in General Surgery Medical Obstetrics Orthopaedics Laparoscopic Surgery Gynaecology and Plastics





History

North Eastern Hospital History
Although our HOSPITAL appears as one large complex there are in fact two specialty areas THE NORTH EASTERN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INC And THE NORTH EASTERN COMMUNITY NURSING HOME INC

Each entity has its own Board of Management although management of the Nursing Home has been vested by agreement with the Hospital Board

Both the North Eastern Community Hospital and the North Eastern Community Nursing Home were officially opened on the 16th September 1973 They were built on land donated by the Campbelltown and Payneham Councils after several years of negotiations and hard work by a dedicated group of people interested in the local community

Originally the Hospital started with forty three 43 general medical surgical and maternity beds and fiftysix 56 nursing home beds Almost immediately the need for additional nursing home beds became apparent and an extension of the existing wards was necessary Further additions have been made over the years as the complex became busier bringing the totals now to 60 Acute Hospital Beds and 68 Nursing Home beds

Today our modern 68 bed hospital includes an 8 Day Beds and Private Room accommodation NECH has 2 Operating Theatres Gastroenterology Procedure Room and specialises in General Surgery Medical Obstetrics Orthopaedics Laparoscopic Surgery Gynaecology and Plastics The complex also houses Consulting Rooms for visiting specialists Pathology Radiology and Podiatry Services

In July 1985 the North Eastern Community Hospital and the North Eastern Community Nursing Home were first awarded full Accreditation by the Australian Council on Hospital Standards in recognition of high standards of patient care and services This is professional and national recognition awarded to health care facilities that meet defined standards The complex has been fully accredited since that time and maintains a philosophy of Quality care and Services in all areas All staff are expected to participate in the Quality Improvement Programme to ensure present standards are maintained

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