Batlow Hospital

Located in Batlow, NSW, the Batlow-Adelong Multipurpose Service is a 24-bed facility offering 24-hour emergency care, including 5 hospital care beds and 19 residential aged care beds. Community health services, outreached from Tumut, encompass community nursing, child and family health, women's health, speech and occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and mental health and drug and alcohol services. Additional services include Aboriginal health, aged care, care coordination, child protection, mental health emergency consultation, nutrition and dietetics, palliative care, and women's health. The facility is wheelchair accessible and offers virtual care (telehealth) appointments. Batlow, renowned for its apple orchards, is situated in the southwest slopes region of New South Wales, on the edge of the Great Dividing Range.