For the first time since care finders were established in our region three years ago, South Western Sydney PHN (SWSPHN) has commissioned an additional provider, Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation (TAC), to deliver the care finder service across our seven local government areas (LGAs).
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Funding to secure the future of Medicare Urgent Care Clinics, a boost in the number of aged care beds and investment in the primary care workforce with additional GP training places, are among key health commitments announced in the 2026-2027 Federal Budget.
A new Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan has been released for South Western Sydney, setting the direction for the next five years to support people experiencing mental health challenges.
South Western Sydney PHN (SWSPHN) is holding a series of Local Health Forums which will look at barriers and enablers to accessing timely, appropriate and coordinated care for children aged 0 to 12.
Access to timely treatment for urgent, non-life-threatening conditions, has expanded with the funding of the new Austral Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (UCC).
As the mother of four Jessica Kew knows only too well how important it is for women to be active
participants in their pregnancy and childbirth journey – feeling informed, in control and supported, with
their choices heard, respected and honoured throughout.
New workshops focusing on the importance of planning for your future healthcare needs will be held across South Western Sydney.
As an experienced paramedic Joseph Wood is used to being on the frontline of healthcare. Now Mr Wood is bringing that experience to Bankstown Medicare Urgent Care Clinic as a full-time member of the team.
Statistics show the rate of type 2 diabetes diagnoses within South Western Sydney has doubled in the past 20 years, putting it well above the NSW average.
Fairfield City Health Partnership and Alliance celebrates strengthened commitment to health outcomes
The Fairfield City Health Partnership and Alliance has affirmed its dedication to improving health outcomes for the community through the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will be in place until 2029.