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Primary Health Tasmania is offering eligible organisations the opportunity to apply for a grant of up to $75,000 to support activities that help older Tasmanians aged over 60 and Aboriginal people aged over 45, to age healthily while living in the community.  These small grants are designed to help expand the range and accessibility of…

Primary Health Tasmania has opened a tender seeking experienced providers to deliver the Connected Care – Mental Health service across the northern, north-western and southern regions of Tasmania.  This new service will provide coordinated, evidence-based mental health support aligned to the following levels of care:  Primary Health Tasmania will commission one organisation per region. An organisation may choose to use shared delivery arrangements with…

People living in the Burnie area now have access to free walk-in mental health support in the form of a new Medicare Mental Health Centre.  Friendly centre team members Andrea (left) and Allison The Burnie Medicare Mental Health Centre has opened at an interim site at 52-56 Bass Highway in Cooee, alongside the Burnie GP…

The new Kingston Medicare Urgent Care Clinic opened its doors on Monday 23 February, providing bulk-billed access to urgent care during extended hours. Primary Health Tasmania’s Lucy O’Flaherty and Susan Powell joined Member for Franklin Julie Collins, Kingborough Mayor Paula Wriedt, clinic staff and Ochre Health representatives at the service launch on 20 February It’s…

Tasmania’s newest Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (UCC) has officially opened its doors in Burnie.   On Monday 16 February, Primary Health Tasmania General Manager Susan Powell joined Member for Braddon Anne Urquhart MP, Senator Josh Dolega, Burnie Mayor Teeny Brumby (Burnie City Council), Burnie Health Hub representatives, and the friendly clinic staff, including Dr Sam Atkins,…