The Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network (BHFLHN) provides health services across the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu Peninsula, and Kangaroo Island. With 11 sites across four regions, BHFLHN is dedicated to strengthening communities and supporting health and wellbeing.
As part of South Australia’s public health system, BHFLHN provides safe, high-quality and accessible care tailored to the needs of our diverse and growing communities. Through our hospitals, community and allied health programs, and aged care services, we are committed to delivering care closer to home and supporting people at every stage of life.
Our footprint spans a broad and diverse landscape, from coastal towns and rural farming districts to hillside communities and includes the following service areas.
- Angaston
- Eudunda
- Gawler
- Kapunda
- Mallala
- Nuriootpa
- Tanunda
- Two Wells
- Williamstown
- Aldgate
- Balhannah
- Birdwood
- Callington
- Cudlee Creek
- Gumeracha
- Lobethal
- Mount Barker
- Mount Compass
- Mount Pleasant
- Strathalbyn
- Cape Jervis
- Carrickalinga
- Goolwa
- Langhorne Creek
- Middleton
- Milang
- Normanville
- Port Elliot
- Victor Harbor
- Yankalilla
- American River
- Kingscote
- Penneshaw
What motivates us
Our values
Trust – we are a safe and reliable pair of hands for all that we hold.
Respect – we stand for quality treatment and care that every person deserves, every time.
Integrity – we commit to owning up, opening up, and following up.
Collaboration – we recognise that sharing improves our caring.
Kindness – we give care and take care in providing care.
Our history and governance
Established on 1 July 2019, Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network (BHFLHN) is one of six regional Local Health Networks responsible for delivering public hospital, aged care and community health services across South Australia.
BHFLHN is led by Chief Executive Officer Bronwyn Masters and an Executive Leadership Team committed to delivering high-quality care and services for local communities.
BHFLHN’s Governing Board oversees the delivery of local health services and provides governance across organisational performance, financial management, clinical care, safety, quality and risk. The Governing Board is accountable to the South Australian Minister for Health and Wellbeing.