Welcome to the Gold Coast Primary Health Network

Gold Coast Primary Health Network (GCPHN) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation, funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Health and Aged Care. We are committed to building a healthy, connected, and resilient community. One of the ways we do this is by providing resources and information for the local Gold Coast community about how to access local health services.  Our funded services include Mental Health, Primary Care, and Aged Care among others. Please scroll down to the bottom of this page to subscribe to our monthly newsletter which contains information you need to know about living your healthiest life in the Gold Coast community.

 

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Help shape the Gold Coast’s Joint Regional Older Persons Strategy

Gold Coast Primary Health Network (GCPHN), Gold Coast Health, Queensland Ambulance Service and Kalwun are working together to develop a Joint Regional Older Persons Strategy (JROPS) – a shared plan to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for older people in the Gold Coast region. The JROPS will o...

6 tips for mental wellbeing during seasonal change

Enjoy GCPHN’s short list of things that can help you maintain good mental health during this seasonal transition into spring. Reconnect socially Spring often inspires more social energy. Catch up with a friend, attend local events, or join a group. The Gold Coast has a lot of spring festivals, mar...

Championing cultural safety and system change

We caught up with second-year Board member Laurie West to talk about how he contributes to our strategic leadership aiming to improve health outcomes for all patients across the region. Laurie West (46) is a proud Kalkadoon Djkunde man, and currently the Senior Lead, Quality and Accreditation with...

Urgent care when you need it most

When 12-year-old school student Samson Jansen arrived home from a GPS tennis tournament with a deep cut between his eyebrows, mum Vanessa knew he was going to need more than a sticking plaster and a good lie down. “Samson had finished his last match when he ran and tripped into the corner of a tab...