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Hospital in the Home (HITH)
Northern Health’s Hospital In The Home (HITH) service provides the opportunity for patients to continue their hospital treatment in the comfort of their own home, or other suitable location. HITH provides acute health care in the community allowing patients to return home sooner. Provision of care in a familiar environment has demonstrated improved patient outcomes,
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Hand Therapy
Northern Health offers comprehensive hand therapy services, designed to support individuals recovering from hand injuries, surgeries, and conditions affecting hand function. Our experienced hand therapists work to improve your mobility, strength, and dexterity, assisting you in achieving your daily functional goals. Our skilled team of Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists provide individualized treatment plans to address
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Advance Care Planning (ACP)
The ACP team provides person-centred support and advice for patients and loved ones to discuss and document future medical instructions, preferences, and personal values. Alongside clinical work, the team participates in research, leadership, governance and education for Northern Health staff and the wider community. The Northern Health approach to Advance Care Planning is called ‘A
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Acute to Community Coordination Team (ACCT)
The Acute to Community Coordination Team (ACCT) provides service coordination for patients with complex and/or chronic conditions to promote a safe and timely discharge from hospital. ACCT focus on patients who: What to expect from the service? Acute to Community Coordinators operate 7 days a week and provide service coordination to patients in the Emergency
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Geriatric Evaluation Management Program (GEM @ Home)
GEM@Home provides interdisciplinary aged care and rehabilitation services after an illness or injury. Our aim is to help our patients achieve the best level of health and function, whilst in their home. Patients are visited in their home daily whilst on the program from any member of the treating team. The program aims to reduce
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Aged Care Assessment
The Aged Care Assessment Program (ACA) helps older Australians and their families make informed decisions about care options. Whether you’re exploring support at home or considering short-term or long-term residential care, ACA provides expert assessments and guidance to match your needs. It forms part of the National Single Assessment System (SAS). The Assessment team consists
