Dementia Services support people living with dementia and those who care for them. Our clinicians provide assessment, advice and practical support to help manage changes in memory, behaviour and daily functioning to support quality of life.
Support is person centred and may be provided in people’s homes, residential care or hospital settings, depending on individual needs.
Services we provide
We offer a range of services to support people living with dementia and their carers.
Behaviour assessment and support
Specialist support for people experiencing significant changes in behaviour.
Learn more about behaviour assessment and support
Memory screening
Assessment for people experiencing changes in memory, thinking or behaviour.
Learn more about memory screening
Dementia care support
Individual support to help people living with dementia and their carers manage care needs and access services.
Learn more about dementia care support
Carer support groups
Monthly support groups for people caring for someone living with dementia.
Learn more about carer support groups
Palliative care coordination
Support for people in the advanced stages of dementia living at home.
Learn more about palliative care coordination
Contact Dementia Services
For referrals, enquiries or more information about Dementia Services, contact Community Health Access & Intake (CHAI):
Phone: 1300 725 565
Fax: 02 4320 9333
Email: CCLHD-CommunityHealthReferrals@health.nsw.gov.au
Useful links
Central Coast Guide for Dementia Services and Support
Information and support services for people living with memory loss and/or dementia, their carers and family and clinicians.
Dementia Australia
National organisation providing reliable information, education, counselling and support for people living with dementia, as well as their families and carers.
Carer Gateway
An Australian Government service offering practical information, emotional support and services for people caring for a family member or friend.
Healthdirect – Dementia
An Australian Government website with easy‑to‑understand information about dementia, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and support options.