Allied Health Services offered by Moyne Health Services at the Koroit Campus include; Occupational Therapy, Podiatry, Physiotherapy, Strength and Exercise groups, Speech Therapy, Dietetics and Diabetes Educator.
Other Non Moyne Health practitioners also provide services which include; Massage, Acupuncture, Clinical Psychology, Maternal and Child Health, Immunisations, Art Therapy and Osteopathy

Allied health services are provided both at Centre and at times home based. Most centre based services are provided at the Community Rehabilitation Centre at 155 Guthridge Parade SALE VIC 3850. Services are also provided at Maffra District Hospital, Rosedale Community Health Centre and the Loch Sport Community Health Centre.

Vision Australia provides a full range of services and supports to people who are blind or have low vision. Our services support you with techniques for reading including use of computers; advice and training to remain independent in the home and with personal care, and training on strategies to help move about safely and accessing public transport and more; and services to help you connect with others.

A range of community and allied health services are offered including;
Occupational Therapy,
Physiotherapy,
Speech Therapy,
Podiatry,
Dietetics,
Diabetes Education,
Continence Advisory,
Physio exercise and strength groups.
To access services please contact the Community Care coordinator, ph: 03 55 680198
email: communitycare@moynehealth.vic.gov.au

This exercise class is led by a Personal Trainer and the aim is to improve the person’s balance
and therefore reducing the risk of falls. While the class is taken from a standing position, for
those people who are unable to stand for long periods the exercises can also be performed
seated. People who have been attending these classes have commented that they have more
confidence and independence because of their improved balance. *This class requires an
assessment by our Personal Trainer prior to commencement as well as a medical clearance
from the GP*.

The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate fully in the activities of their everyday life. It does this by using specific activities to enable people to do things that will enhance their ability to participate or by modifying the physical environment to better support participation. Community occupational therapists help their clients and their carers cope with demands, adapt to tasks, and overcome challenges in their everyday lives. They do this by using a person's usual daily activities and tasks in a therapeutic way. Review activities of daily living which are required to stay at home independently and safely, for example: falls prevention assessment and intervention, review of home modifications e.g. grab rails, ramps; assessing equipment needs in the home e.g. shower chairs, wheelchairs, toilet aids, transfer aids. Specialist services include pressure area management. Interpreters are available if required.