Integrated Team Care (ITC) Program

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What We Offer

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Program provides an Aboriginal Care Coordinator and Aboriginal Outreach Worker that can help Aboriginal clients/patients by providing practical clinical/non-clinical support and assistance in:

  • Support attending appointments with local General Practitioners and other specialised professionals.
  • Follow-up care.
  • Assisting with completing forms (if needed).
  • Communicate instructions given by Primary Health Care providers.
  • Accompany clients/patients to Allied Health specialists including: Physiotherapist, Dietician, Podiatrist, Psychologist, Occupational Therapist.
  • Outreach (if/when required).
  • Collection of prescribed medication from Pharmacies.
  • Support attending appointments with local General Practitioners and other specialised professionals.
  • Follow- up care.
  • Assisting with completing forms (if needed).

To be eligible for care coordination and Outreach Worker under the ITC Program Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must:

  • Identify as Aboriginal and/or TSI.
  • Children are eligible with a current Chronic Illness Management plan.
  • Have a care plan.
  • Have a current Chronic Disease Management plan by a local GP or Aboriginal Medical Service.
  • Be referred by a mainstream GP and/or Aboriginal Medical Service.

Once clients/patients are enrolled in the ITC Program they can seek treatment across the Primary Health Network region.

Forms & Resources

ITC Program Flyer

ITC Referral Form