Access Health Care is located in Wingham. Our compassionate staff provide a range of medical services within a safe, comfortable environment. At our clinics, we offer general family medical services with onsite pathology and surgery facilities available. Hearing services can also be provided, as well as aged care support, skin cancer checks, childhood vaccinations and travel advice. The doctors at Access Health Care are familiar with the appropriate management of worker's compensation cases and appreciate the need for you to return to work as soon as possible. The staff at Access Health Care can provide melanoma checks with state-of-the-art scanning technology. Call our Wingham clinic to arrange an appointment today.

We are a community controlled Aboriginal organisation & always have and always will have our community’s health and well-being as its core purpose. We provide a “holistic” model of care to achieve better health & wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal people. We believe that health encompasses not only your physical health, but also mental health, emotional health, connection to country and your spiritual well-being. We will continue to engage & empower our community by providing knowledge, skills, advocacy and play a vital role in closing the Gap in Aboriginal health

Access Healthcare Taree aims to provide comprehensive healthcare for your family. Our GPs offer a number of services and we have a treatment room for minor procedures, wound management and vaccinations. Please note that the doctors have limited appointments available. We will do our best to accommodate patients, however we thank you for your understanding and apologise for the inconvenience. Thank you. Commencing 21st April the centre will be closed every second Friday until further notice. If you have any symptoms of COVID-19 , are a close contact of a COVID-19 positive case or are currently awaiting test results for COVID-19 please contact us by phone prior to making a booking or visiting our medical centre. Mask wearing is recommended in our Medical Centre. If you are experiencing any acute respiratory symptoms please ensure you are wearing a mask. If you are asked to wear a mask during your consultation or when in our waiting room we appreciate your understanding.

Visit Taree Physiotherapy for caring and compassionate musculoskeletal treatments and therapies. Our physiotherapy services include musculoskeletal (acute and chronic) treatments, sports injury rehabilitation, pre and post operative orthopaedic care, headache treatments, dry needling, paediatrics and plastering services. We help our patients achieve greater mobility and increased muscle strength and flexibility, as well as specialising in falls and balance concerns. We also offer PD Warrior exercise programs tailored specifically for patients with Parkinson's Disease. Our physiotherapists in Taree also have a special interest in other areas of physiotherapy including women's health. At Taree Physiotherapy, we make sure that our patients receive treatment at affordable prices. We are a service provider for Veteran's Affairs and we regularly treat claimants involved in workers' compensation cases. Book an appointment with our friendly team of specialists at our Taree physiotherapy clinic today. All patients are welcome.

Taree Medical Centre is committed to providing comprehensive general practice care to all individuals and families in this community. All patient consultations and medical records are kept strictly confidential according to the Privacy Act.

We are a community controlled Aboriginal organisation & always have and always will have our community’s health and well-being as its core purpose. We provide a “holistic” model of care to achieve better health & wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal people. We believe that health encompasses not only your physical health, but also mental health, emotional health, connection to country and your spiritual well-being. We will continue to engage & empower our community by providing knowledge, skills, advocacy and play a vital role in closing the Gap in Aboriginal health