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If you are a current or former serving member of the Australian defence force, you may be eligible for pensions or benefits from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA). These benefits may also apply if you are the spouse, widow, or child of an eligible DVA member or veteran.
What are the benefits of DVA allied health services?
Our mutli-disciplinary approach to care means we can provide highly effective treatment for anyone who is suffering from the physical afflictions associated with ageing and working. The services that we provide to our DVA clients include treatment to help with musculoskeletal pain as well as a range of other physical ailments. We can provide treatment for people suffering from:

Chronic health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease

Arthritis

Neck pain

Pain and discomfort after surgery
We are also here to provide therapeutic support and treatment for people who are going to undergo surgical treatment. Pre- and post-rehabilitation care is a critical part of your overall recovery, and with DVA physiotherapy you can ensure that you move through your surgical recovery smoothly. The benefits of working with Health First Group also extend beyond the physical; we have worked with numerous DVA patients who are living with mental health conditions and who have seen a benefit to their overall wellbeing through effective physiotherapy treatment.
Who qualifies for DVA allied healthcare?
We accept referrals for Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) White Card, Gold Card and Gold TPI Card holders.
Find out moreDo I need a referral?
Yes, you will need a referral to come and see us. Eligible clients need an allied health referral through their GP, medical specialist, treating doctor in hospital, hospital discharge planner, or another physiotherapist with a current referral.
Do I need to pay for my sessions?
If you are an eligible DVA card holder, Health First Group directly bills DVA for our services. You will not need to pay a gap payment for your sessions.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
When you have your appointment, you will need to make sure you are prepared with a couple of things so that we can provide your treatment to you and bill DVA for the service. For your DVA appointment with us you will need to bring:
- A DVA Gold or White Card
- A current referral for physiotherapy
If you have any questions about our service or would like to find out more about what we offer in terms of treatment, care, and support please contact us today and speak to our friendly team.
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Benefits of DVA Allied Health Services
DVA allied health services offer a range of benefits for current and former defence force members. These services are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of veterans and can help with a variety of health issues, including musculoskeletal injuries, chronic pain, mental health conditions, and more. Allied health professionals, such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and psychologists, work together to provide comprehensive care and support to improve the overall well-being of DVA clients.
Qualifications for DVA Allied Healthcare
To qualify for DVA allied healthcare services, individuals must hold a DVA Gold Card, White Card, or Gold TPI Card. These cards are issued to eligible veterans, widows, children, and dependents of current or former defence force members. In addition to holding a valid DVA card, clients must also obtain a referral from their GP, medical specialist, or treating healthcare provider. By meeting these requirements, individuals can access high-quality allied health services to support their physical and mental health needs.