11 May 2022
With the support of funding received from the Ministry of Health, CESPHN has engaged Dokotela to provide telehealth psychiatry services for people living in the Central and Eastern Sydney area. Working in collaboration with GPs and other CESPHN funded mental health and psychosocial support providers, this service will provide free psychiatric services for clients currently experiencing severe and complex mental illness, who due to socio-economic reasons would otherwise not be able to access psychiatry.
Further information on this service can be found here.
Service information can also be found on HealthPathways Sydney and HealthPathways South Eastern Sydney.
Referrals can be made online here.
For more information, contact Dokotela:
P: 02 8003 7668 E: cesphn@dokotela.com.au W: www.dokotela.com.au
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