Chronic Disease Management
Brief
At Ellenbrook Medical Hub, we understand that living with a chronic health condition can affect many aspects of your daily life. Our Chronic Disease Management services are designed to provide ongoing support, personalised care, and practical strategies to help you manage your condition effectively and maintain the best possible quality of life.
Our experienced General Practitioners work closely with patients to develop tailored management plans that address their individual health needs and goals. Through regular health assessments, medication reviews, lifestyle guidance, and coordinated care with allied health professionals and specialists, we help ensure a comprehensive approach to long term health management.
We support patients living with a wide range of chronic conditions, including diabetes, asthma, heart disease, arthritis, high blood pressure, and other ongoing health concerns. By focusing on prevention, early intervention, and continuous monitoring, we aim to reduce complications, improve wellbeing, and help patients take an active role in managing their health.
FAQs
What is a Chronic Disease Management Plan?
A Chronic Disease Management Plan is a structured healthcare plan developed by your GP to help manage long term medical conditions through ongoing monitoring, treatment, and coordinated care.
Who is eligible for a Chronic Disease Management Plan?
Patients with a chronic medical condition that has been present, or is expected to be present, for six months or longer may be eligible for a management plan.
What conditions can be managed through a CDM Plan?
Common conditions include diabetes, asthma, heart disease, arthritis, chronic respiratory conditions, high blood pressure, and other long term illnesses.
Can a Chronic Disease Management Plan include allied health services?
es. Eligible patients may receive referrals to allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, podiatrists, dietitians, and other healthcare providers as part of their care plan.
Why is ongoing management important for chronic conditions?
Regular monitoring and coordinated care can help prevent complications, improve quality of life, optimise treatment outcomes, and support long term health and wellbeing.
