$6.8M Upgrade

EXCITED about the $6.8 million upgrade for Penshurst and District Health Service is Bowden Corporation’s site manager, Sam Lewis; regional manager, Luke McKenna; WDHS chief executive, Rohan Fitzgerald; and project manager, Luke Mahon. The funding will provide more privacy, comfort and safety for residents and improve the overall aesthetic of the campus, with work is set to begin early next week. Photo: LAUREN HAY.

By Blair Burns

October 27, 2021 | 6:00 PM

THE facilities at Penshurst and District Health Service (PDHS) are set to look completely different as part of a new $6.8 million upgrade beginning next week.

The project includes the construction of 13 aged care rooms with ensuites, brand new medical consulting areas and an acute ward, a new main entrance, and a contemporary, dementia-friendly design. The project will be staged and take around 15 months while keeping disruption to residents at a minimum.https://spec.com.au/article/%section%/2021/10/27/6-8m-upgrade/(opens in a new tab)