Advanced Care Planning

Advance care planning discussions may be offered to support patients in documenting their preferences for future medical care. Participation is voluntary and based on individual circumstances.

Palliative Care

Patients with life-limiting illness may be supported through palliative care services provided by independent doctors and nurses, in collaboration with specialist teams and community services where appropriate.

Nursing Home Visits

Doctors may provide visits to residential aged care facilities on an individual basis, following consultation and agreement. Care is coordinated with facility staff and other healthcare providers where relevant.

Preventive Care

Preventive health services may be offered as part of routine general practice care to support monitoring and early identification of health concerns.

Preventive care may include assessments related to:

Skin health

Eye health, including glaucoma risk

Bone health, including osteoporosis risk

Bowel health

Diabetes monitoring

All services are provided based on clinical assessment and current guidelines.

Healthy Lifestyle Reviews

Healthy lifestyle reviews may assist patients in understanding key health indicators.

These reviews may include:

Blood pressure checks

Blood glucose monitoring

Lipid and cholesterol assessment

Advice is provided where clinically appropriate.

Immunisations for Older Adults

Immunisations may be provided in line with the National Immunisation Program and eligibility criteria.

Vaccinations may include:

Annual influenza vaccination

Pneumococcal vaccination

Shingles vaccination (subject to age and eligibility requirements)

Availability and funding depend on individual circumstances and Medicare eligibility.