A-Z of Services and support

A hospital stay can be stressful for patients and their loved ones. All Victorian hospitals offer hospital support and hospital advice to people needing extra help.

Support groups offer valuable advice and support and give you the chance to share information with others in a similar situation to you.

Major surgery can require some time to recover from. After your discharge from hospital, you may need intensive physical rehabilitation, or to simply take it easy for a few days. Make sure you get the required care after your hospital discharge.

Financial compensation after a transport accident is available from the TAC for qualifying Victorians

It is important that you make as much quality time as possible to spend with those you love and that you talk to them about dying.

Talking with your doctor or healthcare professional is an important step in getting care for issues of drug or alcohol addiction or dependence.

Talking with a doctor or healthcare professional about your mental health issues will help you to feel comfortable and get the most appropriate treatment for your needs.

Building a strong, trusting relationship with your doctor can make it easier to talk with them about sensitive issues.

Sharon talks about caring for Phillip from accident to recovering at home

The Transition Care Program provides care through tailored support packages, while the Home and Community Care (HACC) Program provides a range of basic maintenance and support services.