




Tallangatta Hospital and Tallangatta & District Care Centre Inc merged as one organisation on the 1st July, 1997. This resulted in the integration of Bolga Court Hostel, managed by the Tallangatta and District Extended Care Centre Inc, into the management structure of the existing hospital complex.
In November 1999 Tallangatta Hospital underwent a name change to become known as Tallangatta Health Service.
With the acceptance into the Healthstreams program, Tallangatta Health Service extended its service provision to the community by introducing community based services including home and Community Care Services.
ACUTE CARE
Tallangatta Health Service has 15 acute funded state beds. These beds are used to provide:
RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE
Bolga Court Hostel is a fully accredited 36 bed hostel providing permanent low level residential care and respite care.
Lakeview Nursing Home is a fully accredited 15 bed facility providing high level residential aged care services.
MEDICAL CENTRE
Tallangatta Health Service also incorporates Tallangatta Medical Centre. The Medical Centre provides services to both the community and to clients and residents of Tallangatta Health Service.
PRIMARY AND COMMUNITY CARE
We continue to provide diabetes education, women’s health, school nurse, podiatry, health and wellbeing programs, counselling services and social work and school dental services to community groups, clients and residents.
ALLIED HEALTH
Our Allied Health Team consists of an Occupational therapist and Physiotherapist providing services to inpatients, together with a range of services to community groups, clients ad residents.
HOME AND COMMUNITY CARE
Home and Community Care (HACC) services are delivered directly from Tallangatta Health Service. Home maintenance, personal care, home care, meals on wheels and planned activity groups are examples of services provided to HACC eligible clients.