1.11 MB - Manly Council
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1 TO: HSPP Committee MEETING DATE: 23 August 2011 AUTHORS: SUBJECT: Kathryn Parker Health Services – updated report on services 1. INTRODUCTION This report considers health and related services needs and issues arising for the Manly area as a background report arising from recommendations of its April 2011 committee meeting. The report updates the list of local and regional health services that the committee developed in November 2009, and current information on available services. This will provide background information for the August HSPP Committee meeting, and planning of future health related services. 2. BACKGROUND Providers There is a wide variety of health services that are available for Manly residents. Some of these are located in the Manly area; others are located throughout the Northern Beaches and Northern suburbs region generally. The existing health services provided publically and privately for Manly residents can be grouped as follows (and further described in Attachment One): • Hospital services – private & public; in Manly LGA and region (Northern Beaches and Northern Sydney); services range from Manly Hospital & private providers; to full care at Royal North Shore Hospital, St Leonards; • Medical services – private in Manly and region; services range from dentists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, therapists (speech, occupational, etc), optometrists, chiropodist and others; • Mental health services – private and non-government organization (NGO) providers; • Aged Care services – private and NGO providers in LGA and region; • Maternity and children – private and public providers in LGA and region; • Community health services – private and public; in LGA and region; • Drug and Alcohol services and counseling; public, private and NGO providers, and • Other – complementary and alternative therapies; variety of diagnostic and auxiliary services to facilitate medical practices listed above in LGA and regionally. Report – Human Services Planning & Policy Committee 23 August 2011
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TO:<br />
HSPP Committee<br />
MEETING DATE: 23 August 2011<br />
AUTHORS:<br />
SUBJECT:<br />
Kathryn Parker<br />
Health Services – updated report on services<br />
1. INTRODUCTION<br />
This report considers health and related services needs and issues arising for the <strong>Manly</strong><br />
area as a background report arising from recommendations of its April 2011 committee<br />
meeting.<br />
The report updates the list of local and regional health services that the committee<br />
developed in November 2009, and current information on available services. This will<br />
provide background information for the August HSPP Committee meeting, and planning of<br />
future health related services.<br />
2. BACKGROUND<br />
Providers<br />
There is a wide variety of health services that are available for <strong>Manly</strong> residents. Some of<br />
these are located in the <strong>Manly</strong> area; others are located throughout the Northern Beaches<br />
and Northern suburbs region generally.<br />
The existing health services provided publically and privately for <strong>Manly</strong> residents can be<br />
grouped as follows (and further described in Attachment One):<br />
• Hospital services – private & public; in <strong>Manly</strong> LGA and region (Northern Beaches and<br />
Northern Sydney); services range from <strong>Manly</strong> Hospital & private providers; to full<br />
care at Royal North Shore Hospital, St Leonards;<br />
• Medical services – private in <strong>Manly</strong> and region; services range from dentists,<br />
physiotherapists, chiropractors, therapists (speech, occupational, etc), optometrists,<br />
chiropodist and others;<br />
• Mental health services – private and non-government organization (NGO) providers;<br />
• Aged Care services – private and NGO providers in LGA and region;<br />
• Maternity and children – private and public providers in LGA and region;<br />
• Community health services – private and public; in LGA and region;<br />
• Drug and Alcohol services and counseling; public, private and NGO providers, and<br />
• Other – complementary and alternative therapies; variety of diagnostic and auxiliary<br />
services to facilitate medical practices listed above in LGA and regionally.<br />
Report – Human Services Planning & Policy Committee 23 August 2011