At Silverchain, we offer a free Care Plan Support and Coordination Service for adults living in the City of Wanneroo who have mental health and/or drug and alcohol issues. You may also be living with long term health conditions such as asthma, back pain, cancer, heart, or lung disease.
How we help:
Our service helps you get the most out of life and stay out of hospital as we work closely with you and your GP to provide support depending upon your health, social and wellbeing needs. Our service can include:
- Finding mental health and/or alcohol and other substance use support services.
- Help to find social support like financial, relationship or grief counselling services.
- Booking appointments and arranging transport.
- Finding other solutions when you face long wait times for the services you need.
- Providing advice and information on what you need to manage your health well.
- Explaining medical language and advice, as well as test results to you.
This service is funded by WA Primary Health Alliance through the Australian Government Primary Health Networks Program.
If you'd like to learn more about this service you can download this brochure or get in contact with our team.
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Benefits to you
Convenience
We come to you, so you don’t need to go anywhere and set everything up so you can focus on maintaining your health.
Helping you stay on track
We help you to maintain your health and work towards your health and lifestyle goals.
Keeping things clear
We can help explain medical language and test results and provide you with advice to help you achieve your goals.
Connected care
We can help you with your social and wellbeing needs, as well as speak to your family members if you want us to, when needed.
About Silverchain
130 years
Founded in 1884 in South Australia, we have a proud history of providing expert care and support to Australians.
115,000
We deliver our services to more than 115,000 Australians annually.
2.9m
Each year we provide more than 2.9 million sessions of care.
4,500
We employ more than 4,500 people, including clinical teams, care professionals, allied health experts, and a dedicated research and innovation division.