A bronze-cast bust of Venerable Mary Potter has been installed in the foyer of the new Calvary Adelaide Hospital to remind staff, patients and visitors of the legacy of the founder of the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary.
The interaction of technology and orthopaedics was raised to the next level when Mako robot-guided surgeries were undertaken for the first time at the new Calvary Adelaide Hospital recently.
The blessing and official opening of the new Calvary Adelaide Hospital, followed by a thanksgiving Mass in the chapel, was a chance to reflect on the mission of the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary and their founder Mary Potter.
The new $345 million Calvary Adelaide Hospital today opened its doors as the Calvary Wakefield Hospital simultaneously closed after 115 years of serving South Australians.