Return to sender: ERH asking for vital equipment back

By Adair Winder

Jun 6, 2022

Essential: Echuca Regional Health is asking former patients to return pulse oximeters that have been handed out during the Hospital in the Home program so the hospital can continue to provide essential care to the community. Photo by Steve Huntley

Echuca Regional Health has asked for the urgent return of any pulse oximeters that have been given to COVID-19 patients being cared for under its Hospital in the Home program.

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