Rural health services

Many organisations, including the Australian Government, have established support programs for people living in rural and remote areas.

It can be difficult to access mental health support if you live in a rural or remote area. There are options to help you get the support you need.

A nursing post is a health centre staffed by nurses or nurse practitioners with specialised training to provide medical services and emergency care.

If you live in a rural area, travel can be time-consuming and costly. Get help to reduce travel costs and make the most of your medical appointment.

Find out about the health services that are available in rural and remote New South Wales (NSW). Learn more about virtual care and telehealth.

Find out about health services and support that are available in remote Northern Territory. Learn about telehealth and virtual care options.

Living in rural or remote Queensland means healthcare services may be harder to access. Learn more about available medical services and telehealth.

South Australia's rural and remote health services can help you access care if you live outside the city area. Learn what services are available.

Tasmania's rural and remote health services help you access health care if you live outside the metropolitan area. Learn where to find them here.

If you live in Victoria's rural and remote regions, you'll need to plan ahead to access health services. Learn where to find help in rural Victoria.

Western Australia's rural and remote health services help you access care if you live outside the city. Learn more about the services available.