Allied Health
Specialised health services on-site
Supporting Your Wellbeing with Expert Care
Bomaderry Creek Health Centre is proud to offer a range of allied health services to support your overall wellbeing in a convenient, community-based setting. Our dedicated allied health professionals work closely with general practitioners and other healthcare providers to deliver coordinated care tailored to your needs.
When you are in need of medication support, diagnostic testing, or chronic disease management, our on-site services aim to make your healthcare journey easier and more accessible.
Pharmacist – Maihuyen Tran
BPharm, MPS, CGP
Maihuyen Tran is a clinical pharmacist with extensive pharmacy experience from 20 years working at teaching hospitals in Sydney at Liverpool, Westmead Children and St Vincent’s. Currently working at Shoalhaven Hospital with a passion for Home Medications Review. Ms Tran brings excellent insights and service to our Practice about how to manage medicines effectively and medical devices such as inhalers, blood pressure monitors and blood glucose monitors correctly. She lives in Vincentia with her family and love the Shoalhaven area.
Pathology Service – Southern Pathology
Pathologists are on site to take blood samples as requested by your GP. They have a regular courier that transports the samples to their laboratory for testing and your results will be electronically sent to your GP. Their opening hours are 8:45am – 3:30pm Monday to Friday. They are closed from 12:30pm -1.00pm daily for lunch. You DO NOT need to be a patient at the practice to use this service.
Experience Bomaderry Creek Health Centre
Our comprehensive allied health services in Bomaderry are here to help you manage your health in a more holistic way. Our trusted allied health professionals are ready to assist you when you need it.
Book an appointment with our healthcare professionals at Bomaderry Creek Health Centre today to learn more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is allied health?
Allied health refers to a group of health professionals who are not doctors, dentists, or nurses, but who play a vital role in supporting people’s health and wellbeing.
Who are considered allied health professionals?
Allied health includes practitioners such as physiotherapists, podiatrists, dietitians, psychologists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists.
Do I need a referral to see an allied health professional?
In most cases, you can book directly. However, some services may require a referral from your GP, especially if you’re using Medicare or another funding program.
Can allied health services be claimed on Medicare?
Yes, certain allied health services may be covered under a GP Management Plan or Chronic Disease Management Plan. Speak with your GP about eligibility.
Are allied health services covered by private health insurance?
Many private health funds provide extras cover for allied health services. Coverage depends on your policy. It’s best to check with your insurer.
What conditions can allied health professionals help with?
Allied health professionals support a wide range of needs, including mobility and movement, chronic disease management, nutrition advice, injury recovery, mental health support, and daily living skills.
What’s the difference between allied health and general medical care?
Doctors diagnose and treat medical conditions, while allied health professionals focus on prevention, rehabilitation, and improving quality of life through specialised care.
Can children see allied health professionals?
Yes, allied health professionals often support children with development, learning, communication, and mobility needs.
How do I book an appointment with an allied health professional?
You can usually book directly through our booking/appointment page. If a referral is required, your GP can assist with this process.
What should I bring to my first allied health appointment?
Bring any relevant referrals, test results, medical history, and your Medicare or private health insurance card (if applicable).