Allied and Primary Health at Kyabram District Health Service offers a diverse range of outpatient programs and services to the local community. Outreach sites are also located in the rural communities of Tongala and Stanhope.
The Connecting Care website provides information on our outpatient programs and services offered by Primary Health.
We provide NDIS services and support. Click here to go to our NDIS page
- Advance Care Planning
- Allied Health
- Asthma Education
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Community Nursing
- Counselling/Social Work
- Diabetes Education
- Diabetes - Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) Clinic
- Dietetics/Dietitian/Dietician
- Early Childhood Intervention Services
- Exercise Physiology
- Heart Failure
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Non-specific Back Pain brochure
- Podiatry Clinic
- Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- QUIT smoking facilitation
- Social Work/Counselling
- Speech Pathology
- Well Women's Clinic
Appointments
Although a referral is needed to access a service, you are able to self refer. There are two self referral forms, one specifically for our Counsselling/Social Work service and one general referral form. These are available here:
- General self-referral form
- Self-referral for Community Health Social Worker
- Paediatric Referral for Community Health Services
When you have completed the form you can email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
When a referral is received our friendly staff will call you to discuss your referral and make an appointment. You may be charged a minimal fee for your visit, dependent on your income. We do ask that clients notify us if they are unable to keep their appointment as some services do have waiting lists. Clients who do not attend an appointment or give less than 24 hours’ notice of cancellation may be charged a fee.
Mental Health Support Assistance Package
In May 2016 the Victorian Government annunced a Mental Health Support Assistance Package to deliver supports to farmers and the borader community affected by the global fall in milk prices and the decision by Murray Goulburn and Fonterra to retrospectively cut prices paid to producers. The package will ensure dairy farmers and their families experiencing emotional and financial stress are able to access the support that they need to help them get through challenging times.
For a list of key contacts in relation to Dairy Support Services go the the following websites:
To access Counselling and support services at Kyabram District Health Service contact us on 5857 0280 or complete a self referral form and email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
