Kareena Private Hospital

Kareena Private Hospital Kareena Private Hospital is a dynamic acute care 142 bed facility. Our hospital has been serving the Sutherland community and surrounds for over 50 years.

Your newborn will change so quickly in their first year! ✨ By the time they turn one, most babies will have tripled thei...
02/07/2025

Your newborn will change so quickly in their first year! ✨ By the time they turn one, most babies will have tripled their birth weight and grown about 50% in length. 📏💪

It’s truly incredible to watch your little one grow, learn and discover the world around them. 💖👶

Are you passionate about improving healthcare experiences? Do you want to make a real difference in how services are del...
01/07/2025

Are you passionate about improving healthcare experiences? Do you want to make a real difference in how services are delivered at Kareena Private Hospital? We’re looking for engaged and motivated individuals to become part of our Consumer Forum!

As a Consumer Forum Member, you’ll have the opportunity to share your experiences, offer valuable feedback, and help shape the future of healthcare services — ensuring they meet the needs of all patients and carers.

Whether you’ve used our services or simply want to advocate for others, your voice matters! This is your chance to be a vital part of positive change.

Interested or want to learn more? Contact Elle Pryke, Clinical Risk & Quality Manager, at prykee@ramsayhealth.com.au

Together, let’s make healthcare better for everyone.

Full circle moments 💕This week, our wonderful lactation consultant and midwife Dianne McKay cared for the newborn child ...
19/06/2025

Full circle moments 💕

This week, our wonderful lactation consultant and midwife Dianne McKay cared for the newborn child of a dad she looked after as a baby — right here at Kareena!

Jed was born at Kareena and is now back with his partner Sarah to welcome their own little one into the world.

We feel so honoured to be part of these beautiful generational stories. 💫👶

🌿 Today is World Environment Day – a moment to reflect on how we care for our planet, and the role health care can play ...
04/06/2025

🌿 Today is World Environment Day – a moment to reflect on how we care for our planet, and the role health care can play in creating a more sustainable future.

At Ramsay, we know that looking after people means looking after the environment they live in.

Through Ramsay Cares, our sustainability strategy, we’re making practical, long-term changes – from reducing emissions and cutting waste to building more energy-efficient hospitals.

Every action counts, and it’s the everyday choices made by our people that are helping shape a healthier future for both patients and the planet. 💚🌏

Good nutrition is vital for a healthy pregnancy, both for you and your baby! Here’s what you need to focus on:🥦 Folic Ac...
21/05/2025

Good nutrition is vital for a healthy pregnancy, both for you and your baby! Here’s what you need to focus on:

🥦 Folic Acid – This is essential for baby’s brain and spinal cord development.
Foods to eat: Leafy greens (spinach, kale), fortified cereals, chickpeas, lentils, oranges.

🥩 Iron – Iron helps prevent anaemia and supports the baby’s growth.
Foods to eat: Lean meats (chicken, beef), beans, spinach, lentils, tofu, fortified breakfast cereals.
Pair with vitamin C-rich foods (like oranges or capsicum) to boost absorption!

🥛 Calcium – Supports strong bones and teeth for both mum and baby.
Foods to eat: Dairy (milk, yogurt, cheese), fortified plant-based milks (almond, soy), leafy greens (bok choy, spinach, kale), almonds, tofu.

🍊 Vitamin C – Crucial for immune function and skin and helps iron absorption.
Foods to eat: Citrus fruits (oranges, lemons), strawberries, capsicum, broccoli, kiwi, tomatoes.

🧑‍⚕️ Protein – Essential for cell and tissue growth, especially as your baby develops rapidly.
Foods to eat: Eggs, lean meats, poultry, fish (low-mercury options like salmon), beans, lentils, quinoa, Greek yogurt.

🍞 Whole Grains – Provide energy and fibre to keep you feeling full and support digestion.
Foods to eat: Brown rice, oats, quinoa, whole-wheat bread, barley.

A balanced diet filled with these nutrients is key to a healthy pregnancy. 🌟 What’s your go-to pregnancy snack? Share with us in the comments!

Thank you to our volunteers!This National Volunteer Week (19–25 May), we celebrate the incredible contributions of our v...
19/05/2025

Thank you to our volunteers!

This National Volunteer Week (19–25 May), we celebrate the incredible contributions of our volunteers under the theme “Connecting Communities.”

Our volunteers bring warmth, support and a sense of connection to our hospitals — whether welcoming people at the front desk, assisting patients and families, or working behind the scenes. Their generosity and dedication make a real difference every day.

Please take a moment this week to thank the volunteers in your area. A kind word goes a long way in recognising the heart they bring to our community.

Pregnancy brings its share of challenges, but with a few tips and tricks, you can ease those common symptoms. Here’s how...
19/05/2025

Pregnancy brings its share of challenges, but with a few tips and tricks, you can ease those common symptoms. Here’s how to manage some of the most frequent pregnancy discomforts:

🤢 Nausea and Morning Sickness
Try eating small meals throughout the day, avoid triggers like strong smells, and stay hydrated. Ginger tea or crackers can also help settle your stomach. If nausea is persistent, speak to your doctor for further advice.

🛌 Back Pain
Pregnancy puts a strain on your back as your belly grows. Use a pregnancy pillow for support, practice good posture, and try prenatal yoga or swimming to keep muscles strong. Heat packs or massages can provide relief, too.

💤 Fatigue
Listen to your body and rest when you can. Prioritise sleep at night, and don’t feel guilty about naps during the day. Eating a balanced diet and staying hydrated will also keep your energy up.

💧 Swollen Feet and Ankles
Elevate your feet when sitting and avoid standing for long periods. Wear comfortable shoes, drink plenty of water, and reduce your salt intake to help manage swelling.

🌟 Heartburn and Indigestion
Avoid large, heavy meals and opt for smaller, more frequent meals. Avoid spicy or greasy foods and try sitting up for at least an hour after eating to help with digestion. Antacids may also help but check with your healthcare provider first.

📅 If you’re feeling overwhelmed by pregnancy symptoms, remember that every pregnancy is different! Your healthcare provider can help tailor solutions to your needs.

Tag a mum-to-be who might benefit from these tips! 💕

Planning for a baby in 2026? 🌟 Take these steps now to boost your health and increase your chances of conceiving:✅ Eat a...
16/05/2025

Planning for a baby in 2026? 🌟 Take these steps now to boost your health and increase your chances of conceiving:

✅ Eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals.
✅ Stay active with regular exercise.
✅ Avoid smoking and limit alcohol.
✅ Visit your GP for a preconception health check.

Your journey to parenthood starts with taking care of you. 💕

💙 This International Nurses Day, we honour the heart of healthcare — our incredible nurses.For more than 60 years, Ramsa...
11/05/2025

💙 This International Nurses Day, we honour the heart of healthcare — our incredible nurses.

For more than 60 years, Ramsay’s nurses and midwives have shaped our story. They’ve been there through life’s most defining moments — welcoming new life, supporting recovery, and offering comfort at the end of life.

While the settings and tools may have changed, the compassion, strength and presence at the core of this work remain the same.

To all the wonderful nurses at Ramsay sites around the country - on behalf of our patients, their families, and everyone at Ramsay — thank you for all that you do. 💙

Today, we celebrate mothers in all their forms—those holding their babies in their arms and those holding them in their ...
10/05/2025

Today, we celebrate mothers in all their forms—those holding their babies in their arms and those holding them in their hearts. We honour birth mums, adoptive mums, two-mum families, surrogate mothers, stepmums, grandmothers, and all the incredible people who nurture with love. 💕

To those who are on their journey to motherhood, those who have lost, and those for whom this day is bittersweet, we see you and send our love.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us 💐💛

❤️ This Heart Week, we’re joining the call to put heart health at the top of your to-do list.Cardiovascular disease rema...
08/05/2025

❤️ This Heart Week, we’re joining the call to put heart health at the top of your to-do list.

Cardiovascular disease remains one of Australia’s biggest health challenges, yet many of its risk factors — like high blood pressure, inactivity and poor diet — are within our power to change.

That’s why this week is all about awareness and action.

At Ramsay, we see the impact of heart disease every day. But we also see the incredible difference that early detection, lifestyle changes and expert care can make.

Your heart matters. Let’s look after it, together.

04/05/2025

Today, on International Day of the Midwife, we celebrate the midwives who are there for it all — the calm and the chaos, the everyday and the extraordinary.

This year’s theme, “Midwives: Critical in Every Crisis”, reminds us of the vital role midwives play when the world feels uncertain. But at Ramsay Health Care, we also see how critical they are in every joyful moment — in every safe birth, every hand held, every new family supported.

To our midwives across Ramsay’s 15 Australian maternity hospitals: thank you for showing up with strength, skill and heart, every single day. 💙

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