Central And Eastern Sydney Phn

Central and Eastern Sydney PHN is a not-for-profit, regionally based primary health care organisation.

About us
Primary health networks (PHNs) have been established with the key objectives of increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services for individuals, particularly those at risk of poor health outcomes. They also aim to improve coordination of care to ensure people receive the right care in the right place at the right time.

Our vision
Our vision is supporting, strengthening and shaping a world class, person-centred primary health care system. We work to achieve this by working directly with all key players including general practitioners, allied health, nurses, secondary care providers, local health districts and hospital networks, local communities and non-government organisations to ensure improved health outcomes for people living and working in our region

Our region, our community
The Central and Eastern Sydney catchment spans 632 square kilometres. Our region stretches from Strathfield to Sutherland and as far east as Bondi. We are the second largest of the 31 primary health networks across Australia by population, with more than 1. 4 million individuals residing in our region. The region encompasses 16 local government areas as well as Lorde Howe Island. Our region aligns with South Eastern Sydney Local Health District and Sydney Local Health District boundaries

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