Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology’s (DHM) new collection centre at Umina Beach has officially opened.
It will provide highly accessible, state-of-the-art pathology services on the Peninsula, bolstering the developing health precinct taking shape which includes the Peninsula Medicare Urgent Care Clinic and other healthcare services.
Supporting the opening of the centre were DHM CEO Dr Jim Newcombe, Chief Business Development Officer Nick Kodric, and Federal Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid.
“DHM provides outstanding pathology services and will complement the existing healthcare services on the Peninsula,” Reid said.
“It was a privilege to join with DHM CEO Dr Jim Newcombe and staff to officially open the new centre.
“I look forward to continuing to support fantastic healthcare services on the Peninsula, and across the Central Coast.”
Newcombe said the launch of the new centre marked a significant milestone in DHM’s commitment to enhancing healthcare services on the Central Coast.
“This facility is poised to enhance patient care, streamline diagnostic processes, and support the wellbeing of our community for years to come,” he said.
“DHM’s Umina Collection Centre is designed to provide highly accessible, state-of-the-art pathology services to our community.
“It will offer blood collections, ECGs and Holter monitors six days per week.
“On-line bookings will also be available to reduce waiting times and improve flexibility for busy locals.”
DHM’s Umina Collection Centre is located at Shop 1, 311 West St, Umina Beach, and is open Monday to Friday 7.30am-4.30pm and on Saturdays 8am-noon.
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