Celebrating our volunteers
Our annual volunteer celebration recognises the invaluable contributions of our dedicated volunteers.
Our annual volunteer celebration recognises the invaluable contributions of our dedicated volunteers.
Cutting-edge robotics technology in the operating theatre at NHW, marking a new milestone in providing innovative and modern healthcare to our community.
Volunteering has been the perfect transition from retirement for Wangaratta’s Rhonda Taylor.
We recently welcomed Federal Member for Indi, Dr Helen Haines MP, back to NHW to learn about Partnered Pharmacist Medication Charting (PPMC). PPMC is the process of a suitably credentialed…
Visiting Hours
General: 8am - 1pm AND 3pm - 8pm
ICU: 11am - 2pm AND 4pm - 7pm
Patient Rest Period
General: 1pm - 3pm
ICU: 2pm - 4pm
Patient rest is important to recovery. Please limit your visits to during the designated hours, unless by prior arrangement with the Nurse Unit Manager.
See below for conditions of entry and further information.
NHW lifted all mandatory mask wearing within the organisation from 19 August, 2024.
We advise that visitors should NOT attended a health facility if they have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or have been in contact with a person who has COVID-19 in the last five, have symptoms of an acute respiratory infection such as temperature higher than 37.5 degrees, cough, sore throat, diarrhoea or vomiting.
Visiting patients and accompanying adult clients:
Maternity Services & Clinics
Paediatric & Special Care Nursery (SCN) patients (under 18 years):
Outpatient, community services and day stay:
End-of-life visits:
Visiting hours:
General: 8am – 1pm AND 3pm – 8pm
ICU: 11am – 2pm AND 4pm – 7pm
Entry policy updated on 19/08/2024
If the Emergency Department is extremely busy and 1.5 metres physical distancing is unable to be maintained, visitors in the waiting room may be asked to leave to accommodate other patients.
Adult patients:
Paediatric patients (under 18 years):
Dependent, mental health, dementia or delirium patients:
Exemptions to the above may be given as approved by Nurse In Charge or senior doctor for critically ill patients, end-of-life care or complex disability.
It is often not possible to wait with patients on ambulance trolleys awaiting cubicles, particularly in isolation. We will do our best to keep you informed and updated about off load time.
If you have any concerns please speak to a member of staff or ask to speak to the Nurse In Charge.
Entry policy updated on 19/08/2024
NHW lifted all mandatory mask wearing within the organisation from 19 August, 2024.
We advise that visitors should NOT attended a health facility if they have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or have been in contact with a person who has COVID-19 in the last five, have symptoms of an acute respiratory infection such as temperature higher than 37.5 degrees, cough, sore throat, diarrhoea or vomiting.
If you are unwell please call to reschedule your appointment.
Adult clients and patients:
Paediatric clients and patients (under 18 years):
If you have any concerns please speak to a member of staff or ask to speak to the service manager.
Entry policy updated on 19/08/2024