Aboriginal Health Services
Wheatbelt Health Network provides GP, Nursing, Outreach and Care Coordination services.
The Integrated Team Care (ITC) and Outreach program service the Coastal, Eastern and Western Wheatbelt areas.
What is Aboriginal Outreach?
The team works with local Aboriginal people and communities in the region to access a range of health services to reduce the burden of chronic disease as part of the Closing the Gap Initiative.
What is the ITC Program?
The ITC program assists people with chronic disease to access specialist and allied health services and manage their disease.
How can the Care Coordinator assist you?
What do I need to do?
Wheatbelt Health Network acknowledges WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) for providing funding in its role as the operator of the Country WA PHN.
Wheatbelt Health Network (the Network) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides multidisciplinary primary care services across the Wheatbelt.
Services include GP, nursing and allied health. The operations are overseen by an experienced Board and implemented by a talented and progressive management team. The Network is a key regional player in delivering health care services with the super clinic in Northam being the organisation’s headquarters.
