Tasmanian Department of Health
Emergency? Call Triple Zero (000) or visit an Emergency Department.
The Department of Health in Tasmania is part of the state government, dedicated to ensuring the health, safety, and wellbeing of all Tasmanians.
If you’re looking for health services run by the Tasmanian Government, the most up-to-date information can be found on the following platforms:
healthdirect search: Visit Australian Health Services for a range of Tasmanian and national health services.
Tasmanian Government health search: Explore the Department of Health website to find services managed by the Tasmanian Government.
These platforms are regularly updated, ensuring you have the latest and most accurate information. FindHelpTAS remains an essential directory for locating various community services, but for specific health services, these options will direct you to the most current resources.
Types of healthcare they provide:
Acute care
Short-term treatment to help you with a severe injury, illness or after surgery.
Sub-acute care
Treatment to help you after an illness or injury that is not severe.
Emergency care
Treatment where a delay may cause death or a permanent health issue.
Non-admitted care
Treatment in a hospital where you do not have to stay in a ward.
Primary healthcare
The first person you see for a health problem or check-up. For example, a GP, nurse, dentist or pharmacy.
Palliative care
Special care for you and your family if you have a life-limiting or terminal illness.
Oral health
Special care by a dental professional to look after your mouth, teeth and gums.
Cancer screening
Testing for cancer if you have no symptoms. This means you don’t have any signs of being sick.
Mental health
Help if you feel sad, angry, anxious or depressed. These feelings affect how you feel, think and act.
Alcohol and drug services
Special care and help if you drink alcohol or take drugs and want to stop.
Community health centres
Community Health Centres are local facilities that provide a range of health services to individuals and communities, particularly focused on primary healthcare and preventative care.
Who this service is for
Opening Hours
Accessibility Support
How this service is delivered
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Face-to-face
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Call or visit us online
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We'll come to you (outreach)
Updated: 18/10/2024
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