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Clinics GRP Digital

Find clear care guidance online

The organisation-wide digital access layer for Clinics GRP information, education, navigation, enquiries, booking, referral and coordination across every public service and program.

Available care settings

Digital
Clinics GRP digital pathway support and online care guidance.
About this service

Clear online guidance for choosing the next step

Clinics GRP Digital helps older adults, families and referrers understand options before deciding whether to use a resource, contact intake, book or refer.

Clinical approach

Start with the current need. Use trusted guidance. Move into clinical care when personal assessment is required.

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Who it suits

When digital guidance may help

  • Older adults, families, and providers looking for practical online resources
  • People seeking healthy-ageing guidance before choosing a clinical service
  • Referrers and care providers looking for clear service information before contacting intake

How care is delivered

What online support may include

  • Information and education across Clinics GRP services, programs, locations and funding pathways
  • Guided navigation when the right service or setting is not yet clear
  • Direct access to intake, referral, booking and care-coordination pathways
Plan and access

Digital guidance connected to real care pathways

Online resources can support decisions between appointments while keeping intake, booking and referral routes easy to reach.

Where care happens

Choose the setting that fits now

Continuity

Care can move between settings as mobility, confidence or support needs change.

Funding and access

Common ways to access care

  • Funding and rebates depend on the service, eligibility, referral or plan requirements, provider arrangements and current policy. Intake confirms the applicable pathway before care begins.

Reviewing progress

Useful guidance should make the next decision clearer

Digital support is effective when people can understand their options, take an appropriate next step and recognise when personal clinical advice is needed.

Common concerns

When clearer online guidance would help

Digital support is useful when the main barrier is uncertainty about services, resources or the safest first contact.

  • Need for reliable online guidance before choosing a service
  • Families or providers looking for healthy-ageing and falls-risk resources
  • Uncertainty about whether to contact intake, book an appointment, or make a referral

First appointment

Choosing the next online step

Begin with the resource or guided pathway that matches the need, then move to intake or referral if personal clinical advice is required.

Select a step to explore the detail.

  1. Understand your needs

    Start with the resource or guided tool that most closely matches the current need.

  2. Plan your care

    If clinical advice is required, contact intake or use the referral pathway for personal guidance.

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Evidence and clinical standards

Evidence informing our approach

Reliable online information can help people understand options and prepare for decisions, but it does not replace individual clinical assessment. Digital content should name its author or reviewer, show review dates and connect users to appropriate care.

How to read this evidence

Evidence guides care but does not establish that a service is suitable for every person or guarantee an outcome. Assessment, goals, health conditions, functional capacity, consent and identified risks shape individual care.

Reviewed by: Clinics GRP Clinical Review Team, Clinical review and governance

Last reviewed: 2026-08-15

How Clinics GRP manages clinical evidence
Frequently asked questions

Common questions about digital

What online support is available?

You can access service information, healthy-ageing resources, guided service matching, booking links, contact options, and referral information.

Can online guidance replace a clinical assessment?

No. Digital supports access across Clinics GRP, but it does not mean every assessment, treatment or scheduled class is delivered online. Clinical decisions remain with the appropriate clinician.

Where should I start if I need clinical care now?

Use intake, booking, or referral pathways if a person needs assessment or clinical care rather than information alone.

Arrange care directly with our clinical team

Explore self-funded care in our clinics, at home and across appropriate care settings. You do not need a Support at Home plan. Clinical suitability, availability and any applicable rebate requirements are confirmed before care begins.

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Your next step

Talk with our team about the right care

Use our online resources to explore care options, or contact intake when personal clinical guidance is needed.