COVID-19 News & Updates

It’s been one year since Albury Wodonga Health’s PATCH (Paediatrics At The Child’s Home) program began bringing hospital-level care to children in the comfort of their own homes.

Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) is proud to launch Your Say AWH, a new online engagement platform that makes it easier than ever for people to share feedback, stay informed, and get involved in improving the experience of care across our region.

The Border’s much-loved City2City Run Walk is back - bigger, brighter, and ready to unite the community once more! On Sunday, 22 February 2026, thousands of residents are expected to lace up their runners, take to the streets, and cheer together - all in support of vital local health services at Albury Wodonga Health.

People living with hay fever or asthma in our community will now have access to more accurate, and timely grass pollen and epidemic thunderstorm asthma risk forecasts thanks to a new automated pollen counter installed on the rooftop of Wodonga Hospital.

Albury Wodonga Health is deeply saddened by the passing of Dr Lucie Shanahan, a much-loved and highly respected member of our team for 25 years. 

At Albury Wodonga Health, mental health care is strengthened by lots of different kinds of expertise: clinical, professional and lived.

For Sheree Crothers, that lived experience is what guides her work every day as a Carer Peer Support Worker at Albury Wodonga Health’s Kerferd Unit in Wangaratta.

This World Stroke Day (29 October), Albury Wodonga Health is celebrating achieving World Stroke Organisation (WSO) Angels Award Gold Status for excellence in stroke treatment and care.

Taking a leap of courage changed the course of Rowena Wetmore’s nursing career. Following the loss of a close friend, she made the move to mental health nursing and says it was one of the best decisions of her life.

Dr Chris Henry’s path to psychiatry wasn’t a straight line, but it’s one that’s deeply shaped by experience, empathy and cultural identity.