Yarram & District Health Service is a public health service and provides a suite of allied health services including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, podiatry, dietetics and social work services. Services are tailored to the individuals needs and are delivered either one on one, or in groups. There are a number of activity groups that are designed to work with people to develop strength, balance and improve heart health.

Helping Hand offers a range of affordable and convenient allied health services in private homes and Healthcare Centres located across Adelaide. Our experienced and highly qualified health professionals are passionate about encouraging and assisting clients to enhance their sense of well-being and quality of life. The individual and group programs provide valuable opportunities for social interaction and peer support.

Our range of services includes:
•Physiotherapy
•Podiatry
•Occupational Therapy
•Social Work
•Dietetics
•Speech Pathology
•Exercise Physiology
•Community Nursing
•Therapy Groups

We provide guidance to our workforce to support diversity and inclusion through The Helping Hand Way and our specific projects in the areas and communities of LGBTI, Culture and Forgotten Australians.
For more information on how we can help call us on 1300 444 663.

Helping Hand offers a range of affordable and convenient allied health services in private homes and Healthcare Centres located across Adelaide. Our experienced and highly qualified health professionals are passionate about encouraging and assisting clients to enhance their sense of well-being and quality of life. The individual and group programs provide valuable opportunities for social interaction and peer support.

Our range of services includes:
•Physiotherapy
•Podiatry
•Occupational Therapy
•Social Work
•Dietetics
•Speech Pathology
•Exercise Physiology
•Community Nursing
•Therapy Groups

We provide guidance to our workforce to support diversity and inclusion through The Helping Hand Way and our specific projects in the areas and communities of LGBTI, Culture and Forgotten Australians.
For more information on how we can help call us on 1300 444 663.

Podiatrists treat conditions of the feet & provide assessment, treatment & education to assist in managing & preventing complications including ulceration, amputation & infection in high risk clients. The services aim to preserve mobility & independence & prevent hospitalisation.
Northern Sydney Local Health District Podiatry Services accept referrals for people who have diabetes, renal disease, rheumatoid & other autoimmune diseases, spinal injury, spina bifida, transplant recipients, poor circulation & numbness of the feet. Clinics are held across the health district at hospitals & community health centres. Interpreters are available. A medical referral is required.
Personal care such as toenail cutting & management of calluses for people without chronic medical conditions is unable to be provided.
Clients who are unable to attend hospitals or community health centres can be referred to the Lane Cove and North Side Community Services for access to In-Home Podiatry services.

Community physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for people with physical problems caused by injury, illness, disease and ageing. Physiotherapists offer a wide range of services including the assessment, treatment and prevention of conditions that have resulted in loss of muscle strength or endurance and limit the clients’ ability to walk safely, maintain their balance, use stairs safely or perform activities of daily living.
Therapy activities include: falls assessment and management; joint and muscle pain management; mobility assessment; home or group exercise programs; provision of aids and equipment to meet individual client needs and support therapy plans. Physiotherapy services are provided to individuals as well as groups for example: falls prevention exercise programs. Interpreters are available if required.

Community physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for people with physical problems caused by injury, illness, disease and ageing. Physiotherapists offer a wide range of services including the assessment, treatment and prevention of conditions that have resulted in loss of muscle strength or endurance and limit the clients’ ability to walk safely, maintain their balance, use stairs safely or perform activities of daily living.
Therapy activities include: falls assessment and management; joint and muscle pain management; mobility assessment; home or group exercise programs; provision of aids and equipment to meet individual client needs and support therapy plans. Physiotherapy services are provided to individuals as well as groups for example: falls prevention exercise programs. Interpreters are available if required.

Community physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for people with physical problems caused by injury, illness, disease and ageing. Physiotherapists offer a wide range of services including the assessment, treatment and prevention of conditions that have resulted in loss of muscle strength or endurance and limit the clients’ ability to walk safely, maintain their balance, use stairs safely or perform activities of daily living.
Therapy activities include: falls assessment and management; joint and muscle pain management; mobility assessment; home or group exercise programs; provision of aids and equipment to meet individual client needs and support therapy plans. Physiotherapy services are provided to individuals as well as groups for example: falls prevention exercise programs. Interpreters are available if required.