Sunbury Cobaw Community Health

Location

12-28 Macedon St, Sunbury VIC 3429

Referral information

	(03) 9744 4455
	(03) 9744 6777
	[email protected]

Services provided

Falls Prevention Program (12-week program)
Face-to-face

Available Staff

Nurse
Physiotherapist
Exercise Physiologist
Occupational Therapist
Podiatrist
Dietitian
Allied Health Assistant
Optometrist Education
Volunteers

Eligibility

1. Must have one (or more) of the following health problems:

Recent fall
History of falls
Risk of falls
Fear of falls

2. Must live in one of the following areas:

Sunbury and surrounds

3. Must have a referral from one of the following:

Hospital or community-based health professional
General Practitioner (GP)
Self-referral or referral from family members are accepted

Cost

Based on individual circumstances.

Page Last Updated: November 2020

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