Mercy Hospital for Women
Description
Based in Heidelberg, the hospital offers maternity, neonatology and paediatrics, perioperative services and women's health services.
As part of Mercy Health, Mercy Hospital for Women is a community hospital providing maternity, neonatology and paediatrics, perioperative services and women's health services.
The hospital also provides a range of home-based support services including Hospital in the
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The Family and Reproductive Rights Education Program (FARREP) at Mercy Hospital for Women provides support for women who have been circumcised as well as information for other individuals and community groups. See our website for more information: https://health-services.mercyhealth.com.au/service/family-reproductive-rights-education-program-farrep/
Every day 4 Australian women will be diagnosed with #ovariancancer and heartbreakingly, 3 will die from the disease. Throughout February, please share our messages of awareness to ensure every Australian knows the symptoms of ovarian cancer.
Our perioperative nurses limber up for a busy day ahead at Mercy Hospital for Women with some yoga.
WIth hot weather forecast for the next couple of days remember to drink plenty of water, even if you don’t feel thirsty. Schedule activities in the coolest part of the day and avoid exercising. If you have to go out, wear a hat and sunscreen and take a bottle of water with you.
Just reminding our staff, patients and visitors that work on the Hurstbridge train line this weekend will affect the Heidelberg area – please allow extra time for your journey. Full details available at http://levelcrossings.vic.gov.au/disruptions
Melbourne mum Uncanny Annie shares her experience of having premature twins in the latest edition of Our Voice.
If you would like to support our NICU directly, please make a donation to help give our babies and families a better start to life. www.mercyhealthfoundation.org.au/our-main-causes/emergency-accommodation-nicu/
A huge thank you to everyone who has donated clothing for our sick and premature babies. Here is Katherine, one of our NICU nurses, sorting through the thousands of donated items. We have been blown away by the response and have reached our capacity for clothing donations. If you would like to support our NICU, you can make a donation to Mercy Health Foundation at www.mercyhealthfoundation.org.au
We have been absolutely blown away by everyone's kindness and generosity - thank you all so much! We have been inundated by people pledging to donate baby clothes and now kindly ask if you can help us spread the love to other hospitals or other community organisations who may be in need.
The generosity of Maddie Francis and her family and friends has brightened the day of many parents and staff who had to spend Christmas in hospital. A total of 61 gift bags, four giant food hampers including snack foods, toiletries, toys, games and premmy clothing for the parents’ room, staff room and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit were delivered to the hospital on Christmas Eve!
Christmas is a time of peace, hope and love. It is also a time for everyone at Mercy Health to celebrate the many wonders that have occurred in our hospitals, aged care homes and services throughout the year. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Christmas.
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