Canowindra Health Service expressed its gratitude for the United Hospital Auxiliary's donation of more than $2,000 to purchase an Aspire Patient Mover to assist patients at Canowindra Soldiers Memorial Hospital.
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Tara Bushell, Acting Health Service Manager at Canowindra, said the device will be invaluable to both staff and patients, and will assist staff transport patients more easily while continuing to provide comfort and dignity for those patients.
"We're incredibly grateful for such a generous donation," Ms Bushell said.
"We're also most grateful the tireless work the Auxiliary continue to do fundraising for our facility."
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