
Mercy Health teams lead the charge in sustainable healthcare
Mercy Health is taking bold steps to embed sustainability into the heart of healthcare delivery, empowering staff to lead initiatives that care for both people and the planet.

Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month: Every woman deserves a chance to fight and to win
Acknowledging Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month in September, we are sharing the story of Tracey Reardon.

Physiotherapy and recovery: Angela’s role in gynaecological cancer care
As part of Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month, we’re highlighting not only the experiences of women living with cancer, but also the clinicians who support them.

Mercy Health Bethlehem celebrates 60 years of care
Mercy Health Bethlehem Home for the Aged in Bendigo has marked a diamond milestone — 60 years of providing compassionate care to the community.

Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month: Know your body and trust your voice
Acknowledging Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month in September, we are sharing the story of Jess Lomen, a mother of three beautiful girls.

Celebrating Women’s Health Week
The power of connection at Mercy Hospital for Women

Diane leads from the heart at Mercy Place Yarrawonga Woods Point
Mercy Place Yarrawonga Woods Point clinical care manager Diane Adduru has gone from new nurse to trusted leader, building a career – and community – grounded in compassion and connection.

Lifelong friendship rekindled at Mercy Place Fernhill
Two of our residents at Mercy Place Fernhill, Iris Palmington and Moira Scully, have been featured in the Good Weekend’s cherished “Two of Us” column this week.

Helping stroke patients receive the best care close to home
Ambulance Victoria is transforming stroke care by making it easier for patients to receive expert treatment without leaving their local hospital.

Mercy Place Fernhill marks 10 years of compassion and care
Mercy Place Fernhill, in Melbourne’s Bayside suburb of Sandringham, has marked 10 years of delivering compassionate, person-centred care to older Victorians.