NURSE-LED HEALTHCARE NAVIGATION
Start with a Free 15-Minute Healthcare Navigation Call
Not sure where to start with healthcare, injury, disability, rehabilitation or support services?
Speak with a Registered Nurse for a free 15-minute introductory conversation.
We’ll listen to what is happening, identify what kind of help you may need and explain the most appropriate next step.
Free 15-minute introductory call
No obligation. No payment required.
This introductory call is designed to understand your situation and discuss possible next steps. It is not a clinical assessment, diagnosis or emergency service.
HOW THE FREE CALL WORK
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TALK WITH A NURSE
Have a free 15-minute phone or video conversation with J.A.S.O.N C.A.R.E.
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TELL US WHAT’S HAPPENING
Complete a short enquiry so we understand what you need help with.
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UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
We’ll discuss possible next steps and whether we can assist further.
NEED MORE DETAILED SUPPORT?
Some situations require more than a short introductory conversation.
After your free call, we may recommend a structured Healthcare Navigation Assessment™ or another service where appropriate.
Before you proceed, we’ll clearly explain:
what the service includes
what we can help you with
any fees involved
what you can expect to receive
There is no obligation to proceed with a paid service.
Disability and NDIS navigation
Connecting with appropriate healthcare providers and services
Occupational health and employer healthcare coordination
Understanding healthcare options in Australia
WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP WITH
Healthcare navigation and care coordination
Workplace injury and return-to-work navigation
TAC and injury-related healthcare coordination
Post-hospital and post-operative support
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
J.A.S.O.N C.A.R.E provides healthcare navigation, coordination and support services.
The free introductory call does not replace medical assessment, diagnosis or treatment from your treating healthcare professionals.
For urgent or life-threatening medical situations, call Triple Zero (000) or attend your nearest emergency department.