Our health
Preventing and managing chronic conditions
Chronic conditions
The Chronic Conditions Program funded by our PHN aligns with the National Strategic Framework for Chronic Conditions. The program funds prevention and early intervention services to prevent the development of chronic conditions as well as direct service delivery and care coordination.
Our 2020-21 funded providers were:
- Ipswich Foot and Ankle Clinics
- Burnett Allied Care
- EACH
- Healthy Lifestyles Australia
- Essential Health Services
- South Burnett Physiotherapy
- South Burnett Podiatry
- Health Management Solutions
- Sugar Mates
- Better Movement Clinic
- Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service
- Friendly Feet Podiatry
- The Physiotherapy Centre
- Inglewood Community Welfare Group Integrated Therapy Solutions
- Macintyre Health
- Margot Hawker Dietitian
- Total Balance
- Toowoomba Podiatry
- Vincent Young Podiatry
- Vital Health
- Warwick Physioworks
Alliance to tackle growing tide of diabetes in West Moreton
An innovative alliance with key health sector partners has been established in the West Moreton region to address the growing prevalence of diabetes in the community.
The West Moreton Diabetes Alliance was established to enable the West Moreton community to make healthy lifestyle choices, prevent diabetes and improve the lives of people living with the disease, and those touched by it.
The Alliance is working to address four key pillars – leadership and advocacy within the health sector, awareness within the community, access to care for community members and education for health professionals and the community.
Members of the Alliance include Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN, West Moreton Health, The University of Queensland, University of Southern Queensland, Ipswich Hospital Foundation, Kambu Health, Diabetes Queensland and Ipswich City Council.
My Health for life
My Health for Life helps people in our region with management and/or prevention of their chronic conditions. The program works in partnership with general practice and focuses on small lifestyle changes to achieve greater health benefits.

433
enrolled in the program

267
people completed
the program