Amity Health - Albany

In addition to our allied health services, we offer several fully funded programs as outlined below:

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing & Resiliency Program:  Through group and individual support programs, we hope to encourage social health and wellbeing, while nurturing spirituality and cultural integrity. Programs are currently operating in Moora, Narrogin, Merredin, Gnowangerup, Mt Barker and Tambellup. 

The care finder program helps vulnerable older people who need intensive support and assistance to access aged care and other services. Amity Health currently has care finders based in Albany and Northam.

Integrated Chronic Disease Care Program:  We provide Care Coordination and allied health services to support clients to manage their health conditions. The program requires a GP referral and is for clients who are disadvantaged or living in an area not adequately serviced.  It is for clients who are at risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory disease. 

Integrated Primary Mental Health Care Program:  Amity Health offers mental health care services providing counselling to address emotional or behavioural challenges, anxiety, depression, stressful life events and any situation that may impact on mental well-being.

Integrated Primary Mental Health Care Program in Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACF): Amity Health are providing mental health services through the Integrated Primary Mental Health Care program “Connections Count”, to people living in various Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs) in the Great Southern, Mid-West and Wheatbelt regions.

Integrated Team Care Program:  Aimed at supporting Aboriginal people with an eligible chronic disease referred by their GP. The program is aimed at supporting clients to access allied health and specialist care, including a range of aids and equipment to better manage their health.  The service area covers Great Southern and Southern Wheatbelt towns. 

Amity Health acknowledges the Department of Social Services, Department of Health, Rural Health West, WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) and the WA Country Health Service.