At North Dandenong Clinic, the range of Allied Health Services is as follows :
- Physiotherapy,
- Diabetes Education,
- Psychology, and
- Dietetics.
Allied Health Practitioners
North Dandenong Clinic to Allied Health Building
Diabetes Educator, Albert Yeap, and Dietitian Hannah Orchard work within the North Dandenong Clinic.
The Physiotherapist, Brendan Dax and Psychologist Wendy Brodribb are located two doors down at 1399 Heatherton Road. There is ample off-street parking available.
Allied Health Services play an important role in overall patient care at North Dandenong Clinic. These practitioners work alongside doctors and nurses, where there is a need to focus on prevention, treatment and recovery. Whether you are healing from an injury or living with a chronic condition, Allied Health Practitioners focus on improving your health and well-being.
FAQ:
Q1: How do Allied Health Practitioners work with Doctors?
- Allied Health Practitioners work collaboratively with doctors. A GP may recommend the services of an Allied Health Practitioner as the patient may require additional on-going health care.
- A comprehensive treatment plan may be developed, as the patient progresses through different stages of recovery. For example, a patient who has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes may be referred to see our dietitian for lifestyle change assistance, or a patient recovering from a broken leg may be referred to our physiotherapist for assistance with recovery.
Q2: Can Allied Health Services be covered by private health insurance?
- Yes, many Allied Health Services can be claimed depending on your policy. It’s always best to check with your medical insurer to understand what is covered and if you need a referral.
Q3: How Can I Access Allied Health Services at North Dandenong Clinic?
- Book an appointment with one of the doctors at North Dandenong Clinic, and they will provide you with a referral document for Allied Health care.
Whether you need a personalised exercise plan from a physiotherapist, nutritional guidance from a dietitian or a diabetes educator, or mental health support from a psychologist, these practitioners are skilled in providing you with patient-centered care.
