Corangamarah

  • Essential supports for health service

    The contributions of Colac Area Health’s volunteers not only assist the health service with its operations, but enhance the experience of residents, clients and patients.

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  • Aged-care centres meet new quotas

    A new aged-care rule requiring at least one registered nurse to be on-site at residential facilities at all times will have no impact on Colac’s aged-care homes, which already have 24-seven registered nurse care.

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  • Outbreak measures stood down

    Authorities have contained a  COVID-19 outbreak at Colac’s Corangamarah aged-care home, with no new cases in recent days. The Department of Health and Aged Care’s most recent snapshot for COVID in aged care listed 24 cases of COVID among Corangamarah residents and seven among staff on December 8. A statement from Colac Area Health confirmed […]

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  • Aged-care home upgrade

    Colac Area Health is seeking a builder to lead a renovation of Corangamarah aged-care home, which will integrate indoor and outdoor areas and cause little disruption for residents.

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  • Blooming brilliant gift for residents

    Advance Living Services participants are brightening the days of Corangamarah residents.

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  • Mountains of goodwill with this good wool

    Corangamarah aged-care home staff and residents are overwhelmed at a flood of generous donations of wool, patterns and needles for residents to keep up their knitting and crocheting skills.

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  • Shot target nears

    Corangamarah aged-care home continues to work with its staff in the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, as the date for mandatory residential aged-care worker vaccinations looms.

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  • Priority shots for aged carers

    Colac, Lorne and Apollo Bay aged-care staff continue to be a priority in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, but not all of them have received a vaccine.

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