Peninsula Health Community Health provides a broad range of affordable services for people living in Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula. These services aim to keep you active and healthy, as well as providing treatment and advice to help you regain their health…
Locations
Who are the services for?
Any person of any age can access services. You can self-refer or be referred by your GP, Health Worker or other service. Priority is given to those with special needs, low income or chronic health conditions.
What does it cost?
Our fees are based on your level of income and the amount and type of services you require. Fees may be waived in cases of hardship. Please discuss hardship with your clinician.
Prices effective from 1 April 2019
|
Income |
Fee payable for services via Individual Consultation |
Fee payable for 1 Group Session per week |
| An individual on under $80,000 per annum | $10 | $6 |
| A couple or family on under $115,000 per annum | $10 | $6 |
| An individual on over $80,000 per annum | $100 per hour | $6 |
| A couple or family on over $115,000 | $100 per hour | $6 |
Our fees are based on your level of income, the number of appointments you need and the type of service. Please note fees may be waived in cases of hardship. Some services, such as dental have fixed prices. Ask your clinician for details or call Access on 1300 665 781.
The following services are exempt from fees:
- Aboriginal Health
- Alcohol & Other Drug Services
- Family Violence
- Mobile Integrated Health (M.I. Health)
- QUIT Smoking Services
- Youth Services
Dental Services and Drink & Drug related courses have set fees.
Contact us
If you are interested in any of our services or groups, please contact an Access Worker on 1300 665 781 who will discuss your needs with you, determine your priority for services or refer you to a more suitable service. Waiting periods sometimes apply depending on the demand for services.
Please contact the Dental Services directly on 9784 8184. Services located at Frankston, Hastings and Rosebud.
Services
Programs and Services September 2020
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
- Advanced Care Planning (ACP) Service
- Ageing Well
- Audiology
- Cancer Rehabilitation Program
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Carer Support Program
- Children’s Services
- Community Kitchens
- Counselling
- Dental
- Diabetes Education
- Domiciliary Care
- Exercise Physiology
- Gamblers Help
- Hospital Admission Risk Program (HARP)
- Health Promotion
- Homeless Outreach Program
- Keeping Families Safe
- LIFE Program
- Men’s Sheds
- M.E.N.S. (Men Exploring Non-violent Solutions) Program
- Needle Syringe Program
- Nutrition
- Occupational Therapy
- Optometry
- Physiotherapy
- Supported Social Groups
- Podiatry
- Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- Quit Smoking Support Services
- SHARPS
- Women’s Sexual Health
- Volunteer Program