Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Other Option

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: CDU provides a multidisciplinary team approach to assessment and case management of children with developmental issues. Case management recommendations and outcomes are provided to parents, teachers and other services and or staff involved in the child's care.: EntryProcedures All referrals for services will be directed to the Client Intake Officer who will make initial contact for all referrals and will record essential personal details and initial requests for services.

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Co-payment

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: Domiciliary care provides services and equipment to aged and disabled people in the community to enable them to be as independent as possible and to remain living in the own home. Services include personal care, domestic home help, in home respite, loan equipment and home modifications.: EntryProcedures All referrals for services will be directed to the Client Intake Officer, who will make initial contact for all referrals and will record essential personal details and initial requests for services.

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Other Option

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: Breast care nurses are specially trained registered nurses who act as patient advocates, coordinating care for women experiencing breast cancer, their families and their carers. They provide accurate information, support and referral to services. The Breast Care Nurse service is supported by the McGrath Foundation. See http://www.bcna.org.au/ldirectory/listing/breast-care-nurse-port-lincoln-sa for further information: EntryProcedures Contact Helen Hookings for further information

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Other Option

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: Port Lincoln Caring Cancer Support Group meet 3rd Tuesday of each month. We offer a friendly, supportive and confidential environment to freely discuss issues related to all stages of the cancer experience. We have an informal, relaxed and friendly meeting place for support and friendship, regular meetings, social gatherings, current information and guest speakers and free membership.: EntryProcedures All discussions with cancer patients, their partners, carers, families and friends are stirctly confidential

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Bulk Billing Only

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: Community mental health care for people aged 18 and over. Broad range of support services including Older persons mental health support, triaged case management, grief and counselling. For rural and remote mental health service, emergency triage, liaison service and 24 hour emergency assistance and information, phone 13 14 65.: EntryProcedures For more information about our health services, please contact Port Lincoln Community Health Service. Eligibility - referral required from GP for psychology and physiotherapy. Appointment necessary for health care

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Other Option

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: The Aboriginal health advocate assists Aboriginal clients to access services and also provides support to staff in providing services that are culturally appropriate.: EntryProcedures All referrals for services will be directed to the Client intake officer, who will make initial contact for all referrals and will record essential personal details and initial requests for services.

Address:
Oxford Terrace, PORT LINCOLN, SA, 5606

Billing:
Other Option

Wheelchair access:
Yes

Additional Information: A social worker and counsellor provide support and information, referral and advocacy to enhance the social and emotional wellbeing of people and their families. Social workers can provide community education and training on a wide range of issues.: EntryProcedures All referrals for services will be directed to the Client Intake officer who will make initial contact for all referrals and will record essential personal details and initial requests for services.