Short-term support and therapy to help you recover safely after your hospital stay.

Providing specialist care for bone, joint and muscle conditions, including fractures, sports injuries and arthritis.

Earlier detection rates and improving treatments mean more and more people are surviving cancer. While that is great news, cancer can still have a lasting impact on many patients and their families – sometimes long after treatment ends.

Diagnosing and treating conditions affecting hearing, breathing, speech, swallowing, and the head and neck.

Breast cancer is a malignant tumour that starts in the breast of a man or woman.

Western Health Aged Care Assessment (ACA) is part of the new Commonwealth Single Assessment System (SAS) which has been introduced to improve access to aged care services for older people.

Colorectal cancer is a term to describe cancers that occur in the large intestine of the digestive system. These cancers can also be called bowel, colorectal or colon cancer. Sometimes they are also called Lower Gastrointestinal cancers.

Western Health Cancer Services department recognises consumers as key partners in our work. We are committed to making sure consumers have a voice in planning how our services are provided and how they can be improved. The consumer voice provides us with valuable information from experts – those who receive the service.

There are a range of tests that are used to help diagnose cancer and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment.