Primary Health Network - Hunter New England Central Coast

Have your say on local health - join our peoplebank
Looking for trustworthy information online?
Alliance commits to a healthier Hunter and New England
What we fund - maps of commissioned services in our region
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Peoplebank is Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network's online consultation initiative to include you in the conversation about improving local health.

Consumers, clinicians and the entire community are an important part of our efforts to improve local health outcomes, and we've made a commitment to consult about what works, and also what needs to change.

Peoplebank is an opportunity for you to provide your thoughts, feelings and ideas on a range of projects and activities we are working on to create healthy people and healthy communities.

Looking for a trusted source of online health information...don't risk Dr Google.

Patientinfo is a website brought to you by Hunter New England LHD, Central Coast LHD and the Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network.

The trusted health information on the site is likely to be helpful for patients with diagnosed conditions. Resources and links are up-to-date and evidence based.

http://www.patientinfo.org.au/

Hunter New England Health and Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network have formed an Integrated Care Alliance to deliver innovative, locally relevant solutions to measurably improve the health of our communities.

By 2022, we want patients, families and our communities to:

Be able to easily find information about local health services and how to access them
Have access to information that demonstrates high-quality, cost-effective local health services
Feel supported to understand and care for their own health, and
Stay well in their own communities.

Maps of commissioned services in our region

The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has commissioned health service providers to provide services across our region. These include allied health services such as dietetics and occupational therapy, drug and alcohol services, mental health services, and services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Follow the link below to see our interactive maps of our commissioned services, to find where commissioned services are currently provided and contact details.