Nurse Practitioner Services

North East Nurse Practitioner Services (NENPS) core business is to offer a medical service to the residents of Beechworth, and the wider community, that is innovative and evidence informed, person centered and caring, and flexible to meet the changing needs of the community.

We believe in the primary care model and therefore support a collaborative approach as part of our business model. This ensures optimal outcomes for our patients'.

NENPS offers the following services related to patient care which can be categorized into acute, chronic, aged related, and general services. For detailed descriptions of these services please see below.

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Services

Acute Illness

This service covers/manages a range of conditions that patients may have developed that are NOT life threatening but require medical management within a brief time frame.

Such conditions may include but are not limited to:

Please remember that this service is not for urgent/emergency care. If you, or someone you are with, are suffering a time critical emergency or is unconscious, has chest pain, difficulty breathing/choking, uncontrolled bleeding or has been in a major accident, please dial 000 immediately.

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General Services

This service may include but not limited to:

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Assistance with Flare/Exacerbation of Chronic Conditions

This may include but not limited to:

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Services

Older People/Age Related Problems

This may include:

Consultation via telehealth with a geriatrician is available depending on complexity. The Geriatrician fee is bulk billed.

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Service Exclusions

  • People less than 18 y/o
  • Women’s Health
  • Skin Conditions
  • People requiring urgent/emergency care
  • Medicals for Driver License/Centrelink assessments
  • Mental Health Care Plans
  • Medicare rebated referral to allied health
  • Prescribing drugs of addiction without a clear history of need and previous use