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Western Health - Sunshine Hospital
Early childhood intervention
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Opens 9am
Western Health - Sunshine Hospital
Opening times
Hours might change due to public holiday
- Today9am–5pm
- Tuesday9am–5pm
- Wednesday9am–5pm
- Thursday9am–5pm
- Friday9am–5pm
Contact
Location
176 Furlong Road ST ALBANS VIC 3021
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Call 03 8345 1430About this service
Billing
Mixed billing
Bulk bill available with conditions, fees may apply.
Additional information
Referrals:
Send to the Coordinator, Developmental Assessment Clinic, Women's & Children's Allied Health Unit, PO Box 294 St Albans Vic 3021
The Developmental Assessment Clinic is a multidisciplinary assessment team comprising Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and a Paediatrician. Clinics are conducted over a morning and include a multidisciplinary assessment (standardized and non-standardized assessments) and a feedback session to parents/caregivers. A report and management plan is generated for each child seen.
There is also access to an Audiologist, Physiotherapist, Dietician and Social Worker. The main objective of the clinic is to provide a thorough assessment and co-ordinated management of children and their families who have complex multidisciplinary needs.
The clinic has two streams: a general development assessment stream and a specific stream for assessment of autism spectrum disorder.
Children are eligible for assessment if they are not receiving services from a specialist early intervention programme and are presenting with a delay in more than one area of development and/or need confirmation of a diagnosis and/or overall management/recommendations.
The DAC oftern runs with an extensive waiting list (4-6 months).
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Send to the Coordinator, Developmental Assessment Clinic, Women's & Children's Allied Health Unit, PO Box 294 St Albans Vic 3021
The Developmental Assessment Clinic is a multidisciplinary assessment team comprising Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and a Paediatrician. Clinics are conducted over a morning and include a multidisciplinary assessment (standardized and non-standardized assessments) and a feedback session to parents/caregivers. A report and management plan is generated for each child seen.
There is also access to an Audiologist, Physiotherapist, Dietician and Social Worker. The main objective of the clinic is to provide a thorough assessment and co-ordinated management of children and their families who have complex multidisciplinary needs.
The clinic has two streams: a general development assessment stream and a specific stream for assessment of autism spectrum disorder.
Children are eligible for assessment if they are not receiving services from a specialist early intervention programme and are presenting with a delay in more than one area of development and/or need confirmation of a diagnosis and/or overall management/recommendations.
The DAC oftern runs with an extensive waiting list (4-6 months).
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* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.