Ample Life Services

Ample Life healthcare services provide non-urgent healthcare at your own home or closer to your home

Our services include access to expert clinician advice via telehealth and virtual health services.
The first step is to register as a paid consumer and submit the healthcare question via the link: Click Here

Our telehealth services are provided by expert clinicians including

• Registered Medical practitioners holding advanced qualifications in medicine and surgical specialities
• Allied health clinicians including physiotherapists, speech therapists, occupational therapists and pharmacists as well dietitians
• Clinical experts in dementia and delirium
• Clinical experts in chronic pain services
• Clinical experts in rehabilitation medicine
• Clinical experts in geriatric services
• Clinical experts in aged care services
• Clinical experts in NDIS services
• Clinical experts in postoperative care at home
• Clinical experts in perinatal care
• Clinical experts in heart failure rehabilitations
• Clinical experts in respiratory rehabilitation

Consumers can access Ample Life healthcare services either directly as self- referred consumers accessing web-based services or via referral from other clinicians recommending continuous care closer to home as provided by Ample life healthcare services.

Some of the above services like heart failure rehabilitation and respiratory rehabilitation services as well as postoperative care will need referral from treating clinicians at hospital with appropriate clinical handover before continuous care is provided at home by clinical team members from Ample Life healthcare services.

All the above services will be provided by Ample Life healthcare services team members once consumer completes the paid service registration

Ample Life health care services team members can provide only non-urgent healthcare services.to consumers

Any consumers facing acute healthcare issues such as trauma, acute suicide issue or severe life-threatening healthcare problems should access their local emergency healthcare services ( e.g call 000 in Australia for urgent ambulance services). and attend the nearest emergency department or urgent care centre for urgent care.