David Berry Hospital

David Berry Hospital is a public facility in Berry, New South Wales, focused on rehabilitation and palliative care services. The hospital serves patients from the Shoalhaven region through its main building and the Karinya unit.

The hospital was established in 1906 through a bequest from David Berry to provide medical care for residents of the Broughton Creek area. This donation created a lasting healthcare institution in the region.

The central two-story building and single-story wings, designed by architects Howard Joseland and Walter Liberty Vernon, exemplify early 20th-century healthcare architecture.

The hospital provides access to specialized medical services and is reachable from the Berry township. Visitors and patients should familiarize themselves with the facilities available to understand the services offered.

The hospital's creation involved a remarkable land exchange where valuable Sydney property was traded for permanent medical services in Berry. This exchange ensured lasting healthcare commitment to the local community.

Location: New South Wales

Website: http://islhd.health.nsw.gov.au/David_Berry_Hospital/default.asp

GPS coordinates: -34.77600,150.71500

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:48