MyMedicare is a new voluntary patient registration model. It aims to strengthen the relationship between patients, their general practice, general practitioner and primary care teams.

View the latest guidance, up-to-date information and useful resources on our website.

Embedding people with lived experience in local services

Peer work harnesses the power of lived experience, where individuals draw on their own journeys with mental health to offer unique support, foster connection, and drive positive change in services and systems through mutual understanding and empathy.

Follow the below link to learn more about the work COORDINARE is supporting in the Peer Work space.

The Palliative and End of Life Model of Care is an individualised yet standardised needs-based approach for the care of patients with life-limiting disease in the last year of life.

This electronic Palliative Approach Framework (ePAF) aims to assist carers and healthcare professionals to assess, plan and care for patients with advancing life-limiting illness.

Finding out that you may have dementia can be overwhelming. No matter what your experience of dementia, you're not alone.

If you live with dementia, or care for someone with dementia the following page provides information and access to support that can help you find local services, community groups and other resources in and around your local region.

It also includes evidence-based information for health professionals as well as culturally and linguistically diverse resources.

To improve mental health services in South Eastern NSW, COORDINARE has commissioned seven new mental health services – two Head to Health services in Shellharbour and Moruya as well as five Mental Health Hubs in Bega, Goulburn, Queanbeyan, Shoalhaven and Wollongong.

The services are free and no appointment or referral is needed.