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    • JANUARY 20, 2023
    Self-collection now an option for your cervical screening test

    Self-collection now an option for your cervical screening test

    Are you due for your Cervical Screening Test (CST), previously known as a PAP test?
    Your CST is due every 5 years for eligible people aged between 25 to 74 years of age. Regular cervical screening is your best protection against cervical cancer.

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    • DECEMBER 6, 2022
    Feet in focus – avoiding long-term problems

    Feet in focus – avoiding long-term problems

    Have you stopped to check your feet recently? We often take our hard-working feet for granted. Our registered nurse, Vivienne White asks “Have you considered how important your feet are to your well being and general health? Early detection and treatment can greatly reduce the chance of long-term foot health issues.”

    Our Foot Focus Clinic starts at Queen Street Medical Centre Mourya on 8th December. This special foot clinic is a new health initiative under our Better Health programmes and will be conducted by our qualified, registered nurse, Vivienne White. 

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    • DECEMBER 1, 2022
    Assistance for isolated patients

    Assistance for isolated patients

    IPTAAS is the Isolated Patients Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme. This is a NSW Government scheme providing financial assistance towards travel and accommodation costs when a patient needs to travel long distances for treatment that is not available locally. You will find a video to help you apply for assistance, and it’s 8mins long and well worth watching. “I had a …

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    • NOVEMBER 29, 2022
    Do you, a family member or someone you know need support?

    Do you, a family member or someone you know need support?

    If you or someone you care about needs some help, you are not alone.

    The “Need support?” button is a user-friendly quick access point to local support services in the Eurobodalla available from every part of our website. And if it’s an emergency call 000.

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