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We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Owners and Elders of this country and recognise the significant importance of their cultural heritage, values and beliefs.

As the operator of WA’s three Primary Health Networks, we work with GPs, service providers and the community to improve health equity.

Cultural Competency

We are working across the health system in WA to ensure everyone has access to culturally competent and safe services.

Commissioning

We are responsible for planning, guiding, and directing investment towards important primary care services.

Upcoming events 

View our calendar of events to find upcoming education and training sessions for health professionals across Western Australia.

We facilitate a range of formal and informal ways through which our stakeholders, including health professionals and service providers, community, consumer, family and carer voices, can inform and shape our work.

Our awarded contracts

WA Primary Health Alliance commissions a range of community-based treatment and support services, delivered across Western Australia.

Aged Care

Increasing access to primary care and social connection for older Western Australians.

Aboriginal Health

Culturally appropriate programs and services for our local Aboriginal communities.

Chronic Conditions

Improving care coordination for people with complex chronic disease.

 

Alcohol & Other Drugs

Increasing access to evidence-based treatment and supports, especially for those at risk of poor health outcomes.

 

Mental Health

Reaching people of all ages to promote early intervention to reduce the impact of mental illness.

 

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Latest News

Delay to the Immunology Referral Access Criteria mandate

Due to the current referral backlog at Central Referral Service (CRS) that is causing significant referral processing delays, the Immunology

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What happens when a referral is rejected by the Central Referral Service?

The Central Referral Service (CRS) processes approximately 1,200 outpatient referrals daily, ensuring each referral is reviewed and allocated to the

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Sexual health resources for young people and their families

Given young people may be more likely to engage in sexual activities during upcoming school leavers events, WA Department of

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