We’ve put together the 4 common treatment pathways so you can find the help you need no matter where you're at. From getting a diagnosis, to making a successful recovery, we’ve got resources to help you on your journey to healthier muscles, bones and joints.
Find out more about the 17 health and medical providers you might come across on your musculoskeletal health journey.
Sometimes, when treatment doesn’t bring relief anymore, you might require surgery. Explore our resources to help make your hospital experience as simple as possible.
Discover our programs designed to help you recover, and to stay out of hospital where you can.
If you're living with a long-term medical condition such as osteoarthritis or diabetes, need support to get back on track, or just want to find a healthier you, Bupa’s health coaching program is here to help. Get information or advice from a qualified nurse or dietitian at times that suit you.
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These resources are not intended to be a comprehensive list or to represent that Bupa endorses any specific health practitioner or program. Everyone’s health journey is individual and health outcomes can vary from person to person. These resources are also not intended to be a replacement for personalised and specific medical, healthcare or other professional advice. If you have any concerns about your health, see your doctor or other health professional.
If you’re not sure where to seek treatment, a GP’s office is a great start. Learn more about how GPs can help you with your muscles, bones and joints conditions.
If you need immediate help, call triple zero (000) or visit the emergency department at your closest hospital.
If you need help for an illness or an injury that can be managed without a trip to the emergency department, but can’t wait for a regular GP (general practitioner) appointment, you can visit an urgent care clinic.
This program provides resources and health information as a guide only, not as a substitute for medical advice or a professional endorsement. If you think you have a medical emergency, call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department.