Wheatbelt Health Network Services
Wheatbelt Health Network (the Network) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides multidisciplinary primary care services across the Wheatbelt.
Services include GP, nursing and allied health. The operations are overseen by a skilled Board of Directors and implemented by a talented and progressive management team. The Network is a key regional player in delivering health care services with the super clinic in Northam being the organisation’s headquarters.
GP & Nursing
Wheatbelt Health Network offers multidisciplinary health services across our four locations throughout Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
Allied Health
At the Wheatbelt Health Network we care about access to quality Allied Health services in the community.
Disability Services
The Wheatbelt Health Network provides Practical Tips for a Great Life via information sheets about Home, Life, Community, Money, Purpose, Freedom and Love. It also provides a database of providers.
Aboriginal Health
Wheatbelt Health Network provides GP, Nursing, Care Coordination and Outreach services.
We understand you
Wheatbelt Health Network builds healthy communities through integrated primary care.
Latest News from the Wheatbelt
Thank you Kate Wheatbelt Strength & Conditioning for sharing your wonderful story.
"Changing your focus from ‘I want to weigh sixty kilos’ to ‘I can lift sixty kilos’ is a huge change of...
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WHN MASK POLICY
For the safety and well-being of our staff and our “At Risk” Clients
We ask that you continue to wear a mask whilst attending the
Wheatbelt Health Network
Thank you for your un...
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Thank you for sharing your story with us Londa Finlayson
"One piece of advice I’d give to my younger self is to take a gap year and travel. Don’t be such a people pleaser, make sure you do w...
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We are here to help
The Wheatbelt Health Network offers support including General Practice, Nursing, Mental Health, Allied Health and Visiting Specialists.
Humans of the Wheatbelt
Humans of the Wheatbelt - hearing stories and taking a photograph of our humans. Our focus is on disabled people interviewing people, including non disabled people, in community settings. This is a Wheatbelt health network project.
More stories can be found on our Humans of the Wheatbelt Facebook page.
I’m a Canadian and I came to Australia backpacking in 2003. I travelled all over the east coast before running out of money, and then I met some people who had a cattle station in Meekatharra. That�...
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I am a small-town country girl with a big city appetite. I was born and bred in Wagin and that’s where I live. I’ve always lived life in full colour. I grew up in a shearing community as my parent...
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I grew up in a town called Bruce Rock in the Wheatbelt. I went there with my parents and my younger brother in 1952, where I started Year 1. I did my schooling in Bruce Rock until 1962 when I complete...
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My father was a prison officer so my family moved all around WA when I was young. I have two sisters and a half-brother who is much older, who lived with his mum. I was born in Mount Barker but we liv...
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NORTHAM
Wheatbelt Health Centre
25 Holtfreter Avenue, Northam
Phone: 08 9621 4444
Open: 8am-6pm Mon – Fri
Aboriginal Health - Northam
65 Wellington Street, Northam
Phone: 08 9690 2824
Open: 8.30am-4.30pm Mon – Thurs
Therapy Plus
104 Wellington Street, Northam
Phone: 08 9621 4444
TOODYAY
Alma Beard Medical Centre
81 Stirling Tce, Toodyay
Phone: 08 9578 2500
Open: 8.30am – 4.30pm Mon – Fri
NARROGIN
Aboriginal Health - Narrogin
Williams Road, Narrogin
Phone: 08 9881 0385
Open: 8.30am – 4.30pm Mon – Tues
After hours medical assistance: In an emergency call 000 or present to your nearest Regional Hospital emergency department. If you have a non- emergency and would like to consult with a GP then call Telstra Health on 1800 225 523. The service is free to access for Australian residents who reside in the wheatbelt or who are temporarily residing in the Wheatbelt. This service can be accessed before 8am and after 6pm Monday-Friday, before 8am and after 12pm Saturday and all day Sunday and any Public Holidays. Thank you to Western Australia Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) for funding this service.
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25 Holtfreter Avenue, Northam
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81 Stirling Tce, Toodyay
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65 Wellington Street, Northam
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Williams Road, Narrogin
