Bethesda Health Care

27/10/2025

🧤Infection Prevention and Control Week🧤
Last week, our team organised a fantastic range of activities to highlight the importance of infection safety ... including roaming education sessions, a pop-up stall in the foyer and some fun competitions for all staff to take part in.

Thank you to everyone who got involved and helped keep infection prevention front of mind at Bethesda. 💪🦠

24/10/2025

Congratulations to our CEO, Dr Neale Fong, on his tenure as President of the Australasian College of Health Service Management (ACHSM).

Since 2016, Neale has provided exceptional leadership, helping to advance ACHSM’s vision to strengthen excellence in health service management.

We’re so proud of his many contributions to the wider health sector, and congratulate Elizabeth Koff AM on her well-deserved appointment as the next President. Neale will be continuing as Vice-President of the ACHSM Board.

20/10/2025

We recently received a thoughtful donation of handmade IV pump and catheter bags from Rommie and her sewing group in Cottesloe.

Rommie was inspired to give back after her husband was admitted to Bethesda and benefited from one of these specially made bags, sewn by another volunteer. Now, her group of friends will be sewing these bags for our patients on an ongoing basis💙

Thank you, Rommie and team, for your compassion and creativity!

13/10/2025

10/10/2025

Happy World Mental Health Day!

A little chocolate and a few helpful reminders went out to staff at Bethesda - as we check in with ourselves and each other, to make mental health a top priority🫶

02/10/2025

October is National Safe Work Month, a great opportunity to get louder, shine a light on the importance of work health and safety, every job, every day.

At Bethesda we take safety seriously, with amazing teams of trained:
✅Health and Safety Representatives, and
✅Mental Health First Aiders

We will be busy throughout October focusing on workplace safety and why it matters

24/09/2025

Happy 10th Birthday to MPaCCS! 🎉

Recently we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Bethesda's mobile palliative care service with a little afternoon tea.

Thank you to all who attended including Hon Meredith Hammat. MPaCCS has admitted well over 20,000 patients since it commenced and looks forward to continuing to capacity build and support the delivery of exceptional palliative care.

24/09/2025

Our incredible Metropolitan Palliative Care Consultancy Service - Perth WA turned 10 this month🙌🎉🥳

We appreciate the Minister for Health and Mental Health, the Hon Meredith Hammat joining us to celebrate and speak at the special afternoon tea, held at Bethesda.

Well done MPaCCs! Here’s to another decade of excellence in palliative care.

18/08/2025

We’re so proud to have 12 accredited mental health first aiders on staff, making a difference one conversation at a time. They are specially trained to recognise and respond to someone experiencing a mental health crisis.

Bethesda has had a long commitment to being a mentally healthy workplace. On this, the first ever Mental Health First Aid Day, we are working hard to

18/08/2025

✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us for Bethesda's annual Celebration Day! ✨
We were proud to recognise our long-service award recipients – together representing an incredible 250 years of care at Bethesda. 💙 It was wonderful to celebrate alongside so many friends.

👏 A special congratulations to Helen Round, Manager of Perioperative Services, who is this year's winner of the Matron Beryl Hill Exemplary Practice Award – an outstanding achievement!

13/08/2025

We are excited to welcome four new graduate nurses to Bethesda Health Care this week!

Our grads are undertaking a comprehensive orientation program before starting in clinical areas. Please join us in welcoming and congratulating our new grads as they start their nursing journey.

06/08/2025

Our CEO Dr Neale Fong was a panellist at the CEDA ‘State of the State WA: Health Service Delivery’ event yesterday.

When asked about how to tackle long wait times in emergency departments and aged care, Neale responded, “There has to be a radical reform of the funding and incentives, so that from whoa to go someone is responsible.”

He appears today in The West Australian article, ‘Aged Care at the Heart of Health Crisis’.