Health Services

Moora boasts a comprehensive Health Service that forms part of the Wheatbelt Region of the WA Country Health Service.

The Moora District Health Service is comprised of a Hospital, a Frail Aged Lodge, Home Support Services, Meals on Wheels and Community Health Services.
A 20-bed hospital comprising 12 acute and 8 High Care Residential beds.
The hospital is supported by doctors who operate from a modern privately owned medical centre.
Visiting specialist service include general surgery, gynaecology and psychiatry.
Allied Health Services available include Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy and Podiatry.
Community Health Services include Aboriginal Health, Child Health, School Health and Health Promotion.
9 Low Care Residential beds are available at the Moora Frail Aged Lodge.
Meals and Wheels is provided from the hospital five days per week and extended to weekends when required.
A home visiting nurse services Moora and the surrounding area 3 days per week and a wide variety of home support services are offered to maintain aged residents in their own home.
Adjacent to the lodge are 18 independent living units (a mix of single and double) run by the Homes for the Aged committee.
The Department of Health's dental van visits schools on a regular basis.
A pharmaceutical service is provided by a well-stocked, privately owned local pharmacy.

Moora Health, Wellness and Community Services Directory