Corowa Health Service is one of several across the Murrumbidgee Local Health District to benefit from upgraded health facilities, following an almost $3.4 million funding boost from the New South Wales Government.
Delivered over two years, the program will support essential infrastructure upgrades and enhance health facilities across regional, rural and remote NSW.
More than $700,000 has been allocated to upgrade the Corowa Health Service emergency department, including enhancing medical imaging services and establish flexible clinical rooms for paediatric patients and other vulnerable cohorts.
The funding builds on the State Government’s $11.9 billion investment to deliver 32 new or upgraded hospitals as part of the 2026-27 Budget.
Minister for Regional Health, Ryan Park said the Regional Health Minor Works Program would provide essential upgrades to infrastructure, improve staff and patient amenities, and help deliver better health services for communities across NSW.
