A touch of physio care at hospitals

March 17 2017 - 5:30pm
Pictured with the new PhysioTouch machine at the Parkes Hospital Physiotherapy Department, from left - Leone Stevenson (representative from the Pink Golf fundraising day), Rebecca Rawsthorne (hosted a fundraiser for the machine in memory of her mum, Miriam Helby, who died of breast cancer in 2011), Di Green (Lachlan Health Service McGrath Breast Care Nurse), Rochelle Smith (Physiotherapist), Kath Gleeson (Community & Allied Health Manager), Carolyn Rice (Parkes Quota Inc), Adrianne Brown (Can Assist); kneeling - Karen Swindle (Can Assist), Sarah Hartin (Physiotherapist) and Cheryl Uptin (Physiotherapy Assistant). Photo by Barbara Watt.
Pictured with the new PhysioTouch machine at the Parkes Hospital Physiotherapy Department, from left - Leone Stevenson (representative from the Pink Golf fundraising day), Rebecca Rawsthorne (hosted a fundraiser for the machine in memory of her mum, Miriam Helby, who died of breast cancer in 2011), Di Green (Lachlan Health Service McGrath Breast Care Nurse), Rochelle Smith (Physiotherapist), Kath Gleeson (Community & Allied Health Manager), Carolyn Rice (Parkes Quota Inc), Adrianne Brown (Can Assist); kneeling - Karen Swindle (Can Assist), Sarah Hartin (Physiotherapist) and Cheryl Uptin (Physiotherapy Assistant). Photo by Barbara Watt.

Parkes and Forbes Hospitals have been delivered PhysioTouch machines as a result of fundraising conducted by organisations and community members from both centres.

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