Our Community Health Centre, Working Together for Your Care
The Community Health Centre is available Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm and is located alongside the Omeo District Health Hospital and Urgent Care Centre. This allows our healthcare professionals to work closely together and provide coordinated care when you need it.
Appointments
You can book an appointment:
Online via our appointments page, or
By calling our reception team on (03) 5159 0140
Additional appointments may sometimes be available after hours or on weekends. Please note that the Community Health Centre is closed on public holidays and during some holiday periods.
Omeo Community Health Centre Services
The Omeo Community Health Centre provides healthcare for people of all ages and backgrounds. We are committed to delivering safe, high-quality care in a friendly and welcoming environment.
Our clinic is accredited by Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL) against the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Standards. This means we meet national standards for quality and safety.
Our team includes experienced doctors and a practice nurse. We have fully equipped treatment rooms and offer a wide range of healthcare services close to home.
Services we provide include:
General family healthcare
Skin checks and minor skin procedures
Health assessments and check-ups
Immunisations
Wound care and dressings
Pathology collection
Mental health care plans
Chronic disease management plans
Pre-employment medicals
Insurance and medical reports
TAC reports
If you are unsure whether we can help, please contact our team.
Women’s Health
The Omeo Community Health Centre provides caring, confidential healthcare for women at every stage of life.
We understand that discussing personal health concerns can sometimes feel uncomfortable. Our healthcare team is committed to providing a safe, respectful and supportive environment where you can ask questions and make informed decisions about your health.
Women's Health at Omeo
Complex Health Needs Nurse
If you are living with a long-term health condition, we can help you manage your health and stay well.
Our Care Coordination Nurse is available 2 days each week to provide support, health checks and advice.
We can help people living with conditions such as:
Diabetes
Heart disease
Asthma
Arthritis
Osteoporosis
Kidney disease
High blood pressure
Long-term lung conditions
Multiple ongoing health conditions
Recalls & Reminders
At Omeo Community Health Centre, we use recall and reminder systems to support your ongoing healthcare.
Reminders help you remember when it is time for a health service, such as an immunisation, health assessment, screening test, GP appointment or chronic disease review.
Recalls are used when your doctor would like you to return to the clinic to discuss test results, review your treatment, or arrange follow-up care.
You may receive a reminder or recall by phone, SMS, letter or email. Keeping your contact details up to date helps us contact you when needed.
If you do not wish to receive reminders from the clinic, please speak with our reception team. Please note that important recalls relating to your health and wellbeing may still be sent to ensure you receive appropriate follow-up care.
If you have any questions about a recall or reminder you have received, please contact the clinic on (03) 5159 0140.
Vaccinations
The Omeo Community Health Centre offers vaccinations Monday to Friday for people of all ages.
Routine childhood immunisations are available at the clinic, with most vaccines kept in stock and ready for your appointment. Some vaccines may require a prescription before they can be provided.
Vaccinations help protect you, your family and the wider community from a range of preventable diseases.
You can book a vaccination appointment:
By calling the Omeo Community Health Centre on (03) 5159 0140
If you are unsure which vaccinations are recommended for you or your child, our team will be happy to help.
Healthy Ageing and Memory Support
Changes in memory, thinking or daily functioning can occur for many reasons. Our team provides initial memory assessments, advice and support to help individuals, families and carers understand these changes and access appropriate care, services and referrals.
Community Nursing & Complex Needs
Telehealth and Virtual Specialist Appointments
Telehealth appointments are available for patients who are unable to attend the clinic in person.
We can also support virtual specialist appointments. If your specialist offers appointments by video, we can provide a private room and the equipment needed to help you attend your appointment at the health centre.
If you would like to learn more about telehealth or virtual specialist appointments, please contact our team.
Your health, your wellbeing, and your community are at the heart of everything we do.
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide information, education and support to help you better understand your condition and make informed decisions about your health. If you are unsure whether we can help, please contact our team.
Yes. We work with you to develop a personalised care plan that reflects your health needs, goals and preferences. For more information please contact our team.
Absolutely. We can help you identify and work towards realistic goals that are meaningful to you and support your wellbeing. Book an appointment with a GP via our appointments page.
Our team can monitor your health over time, review your progress and adjust your care plan as needed. Book an appointment with a GP via our appointments page.
Yes. We can arrange regular health assessments and check-ups to help manage your condition and support your ongoing health. Book an appointment with a GP via our appointments page.
We can coordinate referrals and connect you with other health professionals, specialists and support services when appropriate.
Yes. We offer practical advice, education and resources to help you manage your condition with confidence. Book an appointment with a GP via our appointments page.
The service may be suitable for people who are unable to easily attend appointments at the Community Health Centre. For more information go to our Community Nursing & Complex Care page.
Freedom of Information
The Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act) gives individuals the right to request access to information held by government agencies. This includes information about you, as well as information relating to government policies, decisions and activities.
Find out more on our Freedom of Information page.
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