Lilliane Brady Village’s director of nursing Sharon Huon is thrilled with the new extensions to the nursing home with residents now able to use four new rooms and a new combined lounge/chapel area in the west wing. The extensions are part of the Cobar Health Service redevelopment project and include four single rooms with ensuites which gives residents more privacy and their own personal spaces. “The rooms have modern fittings, modern neutral colours and lovely big windows,” Mrs Huon said. “Each has their own TV and internet connections, and adjustable heating and cooling which can be set to suit each individual.” She said work is continuing on remodelling other rooms along with the construction of 10 more units in the new eastern section of the building and is on track to be completed in the next few months.
A medical “cavalry” is on its way to Cobar to help with a COVID outbreak at the Lilli-ane Brady Village aged care facility. The nursing home, owned and managed by Cobar Shire Council, went into lockdown last week after a number of residents and staff test-ed positive to COVID. As […]
Cobar Shire Council has invoked a COVID management plan at its Lilliane Brady Village retirement home for the protection of its residents. Cobar Shire Council general manager Peter Vlatko said as of yesterday nine residents (and a couple of staff members) had tested positive for COVID. “The first case was […]
Memorandum of Understanding to incorporate the Lilliane Brady Village retirement home with Cobar’s proposed new multipurpose health service. The matter was discussed in the Committee of the Whole closed council meeting last Thursday with council agreeing to sign the Memorandum of Understanding with Health Administration Corporation and Western NSW Local […]