EYES & EARS 

Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services is proud to provide culturally appropriate health care to Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander communities on the Far South Coast of NSW. We believe that our community deserve medical, dental and other health services that are culturally appropriate.
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EARS - OTITIS MEDIA


Otitis Media, also known as glue ear, is an acute or chronic middle ear infection that, if left untreated, can result in permanent hearing loss. Children from six to eighteen months may experience OM, with the infection common up until the age of four.

Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services, in association with the Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD), has developed a program to combat otitis media through prevention, early detection and treatment. Screening for OM is held in schools.
The program also provides education for families and teachers.

You can access our ears services across any of our three clinics, subject to availability. We also have regular outreach clinics at Wallaga Lake and Eden.
 

EYES - KATUNGUL EYE HEALTH PROGRAM


The Katungul Eye Health program involves vision testing and diabetes checks performed by a Sydney-based eye specialist.

Tests are conducted every two months at the Bega, Narooma and Batemans Bay clinics. Outreach programs are also available at Eden and the Wallaga Community Outreach Centre.

Eye checks, frames and basic lenses are all bulk-billed and are accessible to Indigenous people free of charge. Tests and frames are free.

For further treatment, patients are referred to a specialist .
Contact one of clinics today for a referral or via our contact us tab above. 

GP HOURS

GP Hours for our clinics Monday-Friday
9am-5pm 

BATEMANS BAY
1-3 Old Princes Highway Rd, Batemans Bay NSW 2536


NAROOMA:
26 Princes Highway, Narooma
NSW 2546


BEGA:
25 Bega Street, Bega
NSW 2550