In a life threatening emergency dial Triple Zero (000)

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We have 35 different types of allied health professionals here at Canberra Health Services. From the front doors of our emergency department to working out in the community, our allied health professionals are always on hand to care for you.

Cares for people with sudden or long-lasting swelling.

Cares for people who have changes in their thinking skills.

Assess the needs of frail older people and help them to access support.

Looks after people who have difficulty with hearing or need hearing assessments.

Physiotherapy information sessions.

Helps people with rehabilitation after a change in ability to complete everyday activities.

A secondary vision screening service for children from birth to 6 years.

Provides a full hearing assessment for children aged 18 months to 18 years.

Helps people admitted to Canberra Hospital manage difficulties due to illness, injury, or mental health-related problems.

Manufactures, repairs and modifies all appliances or aids for mobility and independent living.

Provides person-centred care for people with a range of conditions and health care needs.

Supports adults who would like to improve their nutrition and health.

Helps you to take care of yourself and be safe at home.

Teaches you the best way to move or exercise to helps you to recover from an injury, surgery or from an illness.

Offers a variety of short-term and long-term podiatry care.

Available to keep track of your weight if you do not have suitable scales at home.

Offers various continence services to provide support for pelvic floor, bladder and bowel control issues.

Nutrition advice and support for people on dialysis.

Uses exercise to help manage chronic conditions and/or injuries.

Helps people who have experienced falls or are looking for ways to minimise their risk of falling.

GLA:D (Good Life with osteoArthritis: Denmark) is an education and exercise program developed by researchers in Denmark.

Physiotherapy for people with bleeding disorders such as haemophilia, Von Willebrand’s Disease and other rare bleeding disorders.

Cares for people with new hand and arm problems requiring splints or exercises.

Supports inpatients at North Canberra Hospital with nutrition care.

Our Occupational Therapists help you maintain your independence, mobility and safety after you leave North Canberra Hospital.

Physiotherapy for people admitted to North Canberra Hospital, Clare Holland House and in Home Based Palliative Care.

Offers help with the emotional and behavioural impacts associated with your medical condition.

Looks after people who have difficulty with communicating and swallowing.

Cares for people with sudden or long-lasting swelling.

Assessment, information, early intervention and prevention for people who have given birth in the previous 12 months, and infants under 12 months.

Physiotherapy assessment and treatment for patients with musculoskeletal conditions.

Provides nutrition counselling appointments to patients with a number of different conditions.

Assesses patients referred to orthopaedic surgeons to work out what treatment might be best.

Provides physiotherapy for babies, children and adolescents.

Provides comprehensive care for people with chronic pain.

For anyone who has a serious incurable illness.

Available to people with pelvic health issues.

A casting and orthopaedic device fitting clinic for patients with upper and lower limb fractures.

Physiotherapy assessment and information for people who have recently given birth.

Helps people with mobility issues caused by amputation or problems with their muscles, bones or nervous system.

An exercise and education program for people with lung disease.

Visits older people in their own home to do assessments with the aim of keep older people safe at home.

Provides home-based rehabilitation for people who need to improve their ability to complete activities in their home.

Looks after people with long term respiratory/lung conditions.

Provides emotional support, practical support, education, and information to patients, their families and carers.

Provides assessment and treatment to people experiencing speech and/or swallowing difficulties.

Looks after people who have difficulty with communicating and swallowing.

Assessment and management of back and neck (spine) pain.

Cares for people with a stoma.

A program that gives you the skills and confidence to take control of your chronic condition.

Rehabilitation for people who have a recent change in their ability to complete work-based activities because of a health condition or disability.

Our walking aid clinic, part of our Community Care Physiotherapy service, will help you get the walking aid you need.

Provides physiotherapy care for people during their pregnancy and up to three months after the birth, plus gynaecology patients.

Provides physiotherapy care for people during their pregnancy and up to three months after the birth.

Provides free nutrition advice for children, young people, pregnant women, and women in the first two years after birth.

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In the case of a life threatening emergency, dial Triple Zero (000).

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Contact us

Switchboard Canberra Hospital
(02) 5124 0000

International callers
+61 (2) 5124 0000

Switchboard North Canberra Hospital
(02) 6201 6111

International callers
+61 (2) 6201 6111

Switchboard other hospitals and services
(02) 5124 0000

International callers
+61 (2) 5124 0000

The switchboard handles all calls to, from and within the hospital 24 hours/seven days a week