PDC Health Hub

PDC Health Hub A collaboration of Perth Diabetes Care, PDC Allied Health and PDC Fitness Hub
here to support you Please contact us today for more information.

At Perth Diabetes Care we offer integrated care solutions that combine multiple services at convenient locations at a range of clinics around Perth. Our aim is to assist you in optimising your health by providing you with the support, tools and information that you need, where you need it. Our main office is located in East Victoria Park and we also have mobile clinics around Perth located in the

following suburbs:
• Kalamunda
• Bedford
• Palmyra
• Murdoch
• Nedlands

Our all in one multidisciplinary team provides access to diabetes educators, dietitians, exercise physiologists, podiatrists and counsellors – so you can choose the team that works for you. Our clinics provides services for people living with all types of diabetes and chronic conditions or for those who would like general health support. We have a range of different services available including individual appointments and group education. We are a private billing clinic but you may be able to access rebates through Medicare, Private health insurance and insulin support programs if you are eligible.

A GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (GPCCMP) can open the door to Allied health support you’re entitled to, but knowi...
27/07/2026

A GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (GPCCMP) can open the door to Allied health support you’re entitled to, but knowing how to set one up makes all the difference.

Swipe through to find out what a GPCCMP is and how to make the most of yours 🤝🏼

PDC Health Hub is aware of the recent 60 Minutes episode and accompanying investigation examining medical device safety ...
20/07/2026

PDC Health Hub is aware of the recent 60 Minutes episode and accompanying investigation examining medical device safety in Australia, including technologies many people living with diabetes rely on every day, such as continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps.

We understand this reporting may have raised concerns for people who use these devices as part of their daily lives.

Safety must always come first, and conversations about medical device regulation and monitoring are important. However, these conversations must also reflect the full picture.

For many people living with diabetes, technology has transformed care, reducing the daily burden of diabetes management and improving confidence, safety and quality of life.

Like all medical devices, diabetes technology is not without limitations. That’s why education, ongoing support and personalised care from a Certified Pump Trainer and Endocrinologist are essential.

If you have concerns, speak with your diabetes healthcare team before making changes to your technology or care.

At PDC Health Hub, we remain committed to evidence-based, person-centred care and supporting our community to navigate diabetes technology with confidence 🩵



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As part of DiabetesAus Diabetes Out Loud movement, we’ve been inviting our community to share one simple but powerful th...
17/07/2026

As part of DiabetesAus Diabetes Out Loud movement, we’ve been inviting our community to share one simple but powerful thought: “I wish people knew…”

Over the past week, our East Victoria Park clinic has come together to create a community wall filled with reflections from clients, families, carers and staff. We’ve also been collecting your thoughts through our daily stories.

The result? Honest, insightful and inspiring reminders of what life with diabetes can really look like 💙

Take a look at some of the amazing wishes we’ve received and help us continue to build understanding, connection and support for everyone impacted by diabetes 🫂

13/07/2026

What would you write on our community wall? 💙

For National Diabetes Week, we’ve created a space in our clinic for people to complete the prompt: “I wish people knew…”

Because the strongest conversations about diabetes come from real lived experience.

DiabetesAus ‘s Stronger Together: Living Out Loud campaign reminds us that change doesn’t happen because one voice speaks louder. It happens when many voices speak together.

At PDC, a third of our team is living with diabetes. We know that lived experience is expertise and every story shared has the power to help someone feel seen, understood and less alone.

If you’re visiting the clinic this week, we’d love for you to add your voice to the wall. You can also contribute through the submission box on our stories each morning.

Happy National Diabetes Week✨

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‼️DEXCOM G6 USERS ‼️Swipe through to see what the discontinuation of Dexcom G6 means for you. Any questions or concerns,...
10/07/2026

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Swipe through to see what the discontinuation of Dexcom G6 means for you. Any questions or concerns, our team is always here to help 📞

Attention to the diabetes community of WA 🔊 We are so excited to share that the PDC Diabetes and Health Expo is back for...
10/07/2026

Attention to the diabetes community of WA 🔊
 
We are so excited to share that the PDC Diabetes and Health Expo is back for 2026! We say this every year but this year is the BIGGEST yet…
 
3 streams, 20+ sessions, stallholders and the PDC Diabetes Summit, we’ve planned a day to remember for anyone living with diabetes, loved ones of those who do, healthcare professionals, students and anyone who is interested!
 
This year we are hosting our expo at the beautiful Murdoch University Conference and Event Centre. It will take place on WDD, the 14th of November and will be open from 9:30am  – 5:30pm. 
 
Feel free to come and go as you please, the agenda will be published shortly and you will be able to map out how you want to spend your day at the biggest diabetes community event of the year!
 
Tickets are available NOW through our bio. Head over and have a read about the event that you will not want to miss 👀 
 
📍 Murdoch University Conference and Events Centre
📅 Saturday November 14
⌚ 9:30am – 5:30pm 
🔗Tickets available in our bio

Address

968b Albany Highway
East Victoria Park, WA
6101

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+61861100570

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