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At HealthLinks Gippsland, we aim to bring together various healthcare services within the one clinic. In this way we can offer you a central point for all of your allied health needs
This makes it easier for you to access the health services that you require and ensures that you recieve a multidisciplinary approach to your healthcare. Our team of healthcare professionals offer collaborative care – supporting you together!
All Clinics
Osteopathy is a system of health care that focuses on the treatment of the physical body. Osteopaths treat the patient as a whole, instead of focussing on the single point of pain.
Sale, Traralgon & Trafalgar Clinics
This branch of manual therapy specifically focuses on Women’s pelvic health concerns, such as incontinence, prolapse, constipation and more.
All Clinics excluding Yarram & Trafalgar
Speech pathologists diagnose and treat communication disorders. They are also able to help with swallowing and feeding issues across the lifespan, as well as provide literacy intervention.
Traralgon, Trafalgar & Bairnsdale Clinics
We have received government funding to provide exercise classes and treatment to Latrobe City & Baw Baw Shire residents aged 65 years and over* for free!
Traralgon & Trafalgar Clinics
Our small group classes have a maximum of six people per class with a focus on building strength and mobility utilising various equipment.
Sale Clinic
Counselling provides a great opportunity to access support through talk therapy and other techniques to help assist with improving thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
Sale Clinic
Remedial massage can help treat different problems caused by your muscles and other soft tissues.
Sale Clinic
Bowen Therapy is a gentle hands on hands off approach body treatment, in which small but precise moves are performed on different areas of the body.
Orbost Clinic
A practice in Chinese Medicine that may use needles, light therapy or massage of acupuncture points to treat a wide variety of conditions.
Sale, Traralgon & Bairnsdale Clinics
Cupping is another specialised skill that can be used to help relieve tension through the outside layer of connective tissue surrounding the muscles, called fascia.
All Clinics excluding Orbost
Some of our health practitioners are qualified in Dry Needling. This is just one tool that can be used to treat muscular pain and tightness.
All Clinics
Kinesiology Tape is a specialised tape that is designed to mimic your skin. It is a stretchy tape that is used to decompress the tissues in order to improve circulation and aid in healing.
All Clinics excluding Yarram & Trafalgar
Our trained practitioners can fit you for ProKinetic insoles to help take excessive pressure of the feet, build up muscle strength and help to correct posture.
All Clinics
Osteopathy is a system of health care that focuses on the treatment of the physical body. Osteopaths treat the patient as a whole, instead of focussing on the single point of pain.
Sale, Traralgon & Trafalgar Clinics
This branch of manual therapy specifically focuses on Women’s pelvic health concerns, such as incontinence, prolapse, constipation and more.
All Clinics excluding Yarram & Trafalgar
Speech pathologists diagnose and treat communication disorders. They are also able to help with swallowing and feeding issues across the lifespan, as well as provide literacy intervention.
Traralgon, Trafalgar & Bairnsdale Clinics
We have received government funding to provide exercise classes and treatment to Latrobe City residents aged 65 years and over* for free!
Traralgon & Trafalgar Clinics
Our small group classes have a maximum of six people per class with a focus on building strength and mobility utilising various equipment.
Sale Clinic
Counselling provides a great opportunity to access support through talk therapy and other techniques to help assist with improving thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
Sale Clinic
Remedial massage can help treat different problems caused by your muscles and other soft tissues.
Sale Clinic
Bowen Therapy is a gentle hands on hands off approach body treatment, in which small but precise moves are performed on different areas of the body.
Orbost Clinic
A practice in Chinese Medicine that may use needles, light therapy or massage of acupuncture points to treat a wide variety of conditions.
Sale, Traralgon & Bairnsdale Clinics
Cupping is another specialised skill that can be used to help relieve tension through the outside layer of connective tissue surrounding the muscles, called fascia.
All Clinics excluding Orbost
Some of our health practitioners are qualified in Dry Needling. This is just one tool that can be used to treat muscular pain and tightness.
All Clinics
Kinesiology Tape is a specialised tape that is designed to mimic your skin. It is a stretchy tape that is used to decompress the tissues in order to improve circulation and aid in healing.
Sale, Bairnsdale & Orbost Clinics
Our trained practitioners can fit you for ProKinetic insoles to help take excessive pressure of the feet, build up muscle strength and help to correct posture.
Your practitioner will take a comprehensive medical history, perform a thorough assessment, explain a detailed diagnosis & prognosis and will design a recommended treatment plan tailored to your individual needs, which will likely include treatment.
This will take up to to an hour on your first consultation, with subsequent consultations being 20-30 minutes long.
At your first session, your treating practitioner will ask questions about your symptoms/problems and how long you have had them. You may also be asked about your medical history and other lifestyle factors, and your practitioner will discuss your treatment goals and outcomes with you.
As a general rule of thumb, for every month you have suffered a condition, it might take one week to recover. Depending on your individual situation, you may see changes in your symptoms after one or two sessions. However, long-term chronic conditions may require a longer or more frequent course of treatment.
The friendly team at Healthlinks Gippsland is happy to discuss any concerns you may have; just ask.
Yes – We may also be able to send accounts directly to these organisations.
For our Workcover and some other third party patients you may be required to pay a gap payment on the day.
Our TAC patients who have reached their required limit can now get their full fee covered. Contact our clinic for further information.
Please bring any reports, scans, x-rays etc that you may have. This will help your osteopath form a complete picture of your condition, and prepare the best treatment plan possible.
It is important that you feel comfortable during treatment, so loose-fitting clothing is a good idea. Your osteopath may also ask you to remove some clothing items, depending on which area needs to be treated.
No – As our team are primary healthcare practitioners, you can make an appointment directly. Although many patients are referred to our allied health practitioners by doctors and other health professionals, you do not need a referral from your GP.
Your GP may refer you to one of our allied health professionals under a part-funded Medicare chronic disease management plan. Please ask your GP or our team at HealthLinks Gippsland for further details.
Yes – If you have Extras cover. The rebate amount will depend on your individual health insurance fund.
We offer onsite claiming through Tyro, you will just need to have your physical halth insurance card with you at your appointment to claim.
Your practitioner will take a comprehensive medical history, perform a thorough assessment, explain a detailed diagnosis & prognosis and will design a recommended treatment plan tailored to your individual needs, which will likely include treatment.
This will take up to to an hour on your first consultation, with subsequent consultations being 20-30 minutes long.
At your first session, your treating practitioner will ask questions about your symptoms/problems and how long you have had them. You may also be asked about your medical history and other lifestyle factors, and your practitioner will discuss your treatment goals and outcomes with you.
As a general rule of thumb, for every month you have suffered a condition, it might take one week to recover. Depending on your individual situation, you may see changes in your symptoms after one or two sessions. However, long-term chronic conditions may require a longer or more frequent course of treatment.
The friendly team at Healthlinks Gippsland is happy to discuss any concerns you may have; just ask.
Please bring any reports, scans, x-rays etc that you may have. This will help your osteopath form a complete picture of your condition, and prepare the best treatment plan possible.
It is important that you feel comfortable during treatment, so loose-fitting clothing is a good idea. Your osteopath may also ask you to remove some clothing items, depending on which area needs to be treated.
No – As our team are primary healthcare practitioners, you can make an appointment directly. Although many patients are referred to our allied health practitioners by doctors and other health professionals, you do not need a referral from your GP.
Your GP may refer you to one of our allied health professionals under a part-funded Medicare chronic disease management plan. Please ask your GP or our team at HealthLinks Gippsland for further details.
Yes – We may also be able to send accounts directly to these organisations.
For our Workcover and some other third party patients you may be required to pay a gap payment on the day.
Our TAC patients who have reached their required limit can now get their full fee covered. Contact our clinic for further information.
Yes – If you have Extras cover. The rebate amount will depend on your individual health insurance fund.
We offer onsite claiming through Tyro, you will just need to have your physical halth insurance card with you at your appointment to claim.
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*Terms and conditions apply
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