Primary Health Care Clinics: 75 Patterson Street Ringwood East Well Health clinic: Breast health advice and checks Family Planning Cervical screening and information Contraception Contraceptive implants an IUD’s Pregnancy testing, counselling and antenatal care Advice and care for menopausal women Emergency contraception advice Refugee and Asylum seeker clinic: The refugee and asylum seeker health clinics provide individuals and families with: Comprehensive initial Health Assessments Catch-up Immunisations and Mantoux testing Introduction to a local GP practice for ongoing care Referrals as required Aboriginal community support: Clinical staff support equitable access for Aboriginal clients to culturally appropriate health and wellbeing services. This includes strong partnerships with the EACH Aboriginal health team, (Acute) Hospital Aboriginal Liaison Officers and local agencies such as Mullum Mullum Indigenous gathering Place MMIGP, Boorndawan Willam and VACCA. Aboriginal health check days and health information sessions are offered by EACH and partner organisations several times throughout the year. Diabetes Education Diabetes Education is available for people and families/carers living with Type 1, Type 2 and Pre Diabetes. The program offers a range of services including individual appointments, comprehensive diabetes assessments and education, group programs, as well as team care with specialist diabetes doctors and other health professionals. IDEAS clinic to commence at Patterson Street Practice August 2017. Costs are displayed in reception waiting room Referrals: self-referred or by family, friends, carers, GP’s, hospital or other health professionals. Contact EACH Intake 1300 003 224 or Patterson Street Reception on 9837 3900 Interpreters are be booked as needed. Monday to Friday 8.30am- 5:00pm by appointment only Address: 75 Patterson Street, Ringwood East, 3135. Phone: 9837 3900 (for information or appointments)
Primary Health Care Clinics: 75 Patterson Street Ringwood East Well Health clinic: Breast health advice and checks Family Planning Cervical screening and information Contraception Contraceptive implants an IUD’s Pregnancy testing, counselling and antenatal care Advice and care for menopausal women Emergency contraception advice Refugee and Asylum seeker clinic: The refugee and asylum seeker health clinics provide individuals and families with: Comprehensive initial Health Assessments Catch-up Immunisations and Mantoux testing Introduction to a local GP practice for ongoing care Referrals as required Aboriginal community support: Clinical staff support equitable access for Aboriginal clients to culturally appropriate health and wellbeing services. This includes strong partnerships with the EACH Aboriginal health team, (Acute) Hospital Aboriginal Liaison Officers and local agencies such as Mullum Mullum Indigenous gathering Place MMIGP, Boorndawan Willam and VACCA. Aboriginal health check days and health information sessions are offered by EACH and partner organisations several times throughout the year. Diabetes Education Diabetes Education is available for people and families/carers living with Type 1, Type 2 and Pre Diabetes. The program offers a range of services including individual appointments, comprehensive diabetes assessments and education, group programs, as well as team care with specialist diabetes doctors and other health professionals. IDEAS clinic to commence at Patterson Street Practice August 2017. Costs are displayed in reception waiting room Referrals: self-referred or by family, friends, carers, GP’s, hospital or other health professionals. Contact EACH Intake 1300 003 224 or Patterson Street Reception on 9837 3900 Interpreters are be booked as needed. Monday to Friday 8.30am- 5:00pm by appointment only Address: 75 Patterson Street, Ringwood East, 3135. Phone: 9837 3900 (for information or appointments)
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