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Health and wellbeing

Health services

Medicare Australia

Medicare ensures that all Australians have access to free or low-cost medical, optometry and hospital care. Find out more information here.

See also: health services, healthcare organisations, health insurance

Ambulance Service of NSW

The Ambulance Service of New South Wales is committed to providing high quality clinical care and health related transport services to over 6.7 million people in NSW.

See also: Emergency, emergency services, health services, giving birth

Support and counselling services

Need help or someone to talk to? Get support or councelling by contacting one of the services listed here.
See also: support services

Your health rights and choices

Find out about your healthcare rights and responsibilities, and treatment services.
See also: legal rights

24hr health advice by phone

Contact the healthdirect Australia 24-hour telephone service for free health information and advice.

See also: health advice, health services

Self help devices

Self help, or assistive, devices can give a person the leverage they need to perform certain tasks that they find difficult due to lack of strength, flexibility, range of motion or balance.

See also: living with a disability, disability information

Mental Health Information Service

Find out how the Mental Health Information Service (1300 794 991) and the Anxiety Disorders Information Line (1300 794 992) can help you.

See also: mental health, disability services, health services

Aged Care Australia

Find comprehensive impartial information about aged care in Australia and how you can get help.

See also: aged care, carers, retirement, support services, healthcare organisations

Health Care Complaints Commission

The Health Care Complaints Commission acts to protect public health and safety by dealing with complaints about health service providers in NSW.

See also: health services, health insurance

Aboriginal Health

Find out about Aboriginal health services in NSW and current health programs.

See also: aboriginal, health services

Blood donation

Find out about the Australian Red Cross blood service and how you can become a blood donor.

See also: health services

Choosing a Midwife or Obstetrician

Whatever option you choose - whether it is with a midwife at a birthing centre or a doctor at a maternity hospital (or even a doula at a home birth) - it is your choice.

See also: having a baby, pregnancy

Find a dentist

The range of oral health services provided through the NSW public health system broadly includes dental services to children and adults according to criteria that target emergency situations, those in most need, dental education and oral health promotional services.

See also: health services

Sexual health

Information and services related to Sexually Transmissible Infections and Blood Borne Viruses with contact information for further assistance.

See also: health services

Hearing health

Information and resources about the hearing services available in NSW from a range of government and non-government agencies.

See also: health services

Hospices

Find out about the specialist care available in your area for people with a terminal illness.

See also: aged care, health services

Immunisation

Find out about the NSW Immunisation Program and the vaccines available for you and your family.

See also: healthy living, health services

Kids Help Line

Kids Helpline is Australia's only free, private and confidential, telephone and online counselling service specifically for young people aged between 5 and 25.

See also: health advice, health services, support services

Organ and tissue donation

Find out further information about organ and tissue donation in Australia and how you can join the Australian organ donor register.

See also: health services
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