The Ivanhoe Health Service was built in the 1960’s, and is now primarily an outpatient general and specialty clinic, with local emergency and trauma services provided. There are no inpatient beds in this facility. The hospital has full time registered nurses, professional and well-qualified Aboriginal Health Workers and support staff.A 4WD ambulance is operated from the hospital. Ambulance officer training is provided by the Ambulance Service of New South Wales. The ambulance is fully maintained at this site by the Ambulance Service.There are holding beds for patients needing evacuation by the Royal Flying Doctor Service, and a 24 hour accident and emergency service, including on-site radiography.Medical support is provided by the RFDS who visit weekly and provide emergency medical care. Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation also provides a chronic disease GP who visits the clinic every 6 weeks. A range of visiting specialists (Endocrinologist, Cardiologist and Renal Physician) conduct regular clinics on site.