Have you visited us recently? Take our quick and easy Customer Experience Survey! Your feedback is important and helps us to improve the care we provide to you and our community. The survey is also available in Greek, Italian and Chinese.

healthAbility welcomes all feedback. We invite you to share your experiences with us so that we know what we are doing well, and where we can improve. 

Feedback can be compliments, suggestions, issues of concerns or complaints. You can give your feedback anonymously if you wish. For more information about giving your feedback please read our Giving Feedback Information Sheet or see FAQs below.

There are many ways you can provide feedback including:

Our interactive Feedback Form is also available in the following languages: 

Important information

Delivering high-quality person-centered services is what we do every day to create an outstanding and positive client experience. We aim to always work together with you and are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy and meet your individual needs.

Our professional and supportive teams work in partnership to deliver a diverse range of holistic, affordable, accessible and tailored services which empower people of all ages and abilities to live their best life.

Community Connections

Our Community and Consumer Engagement Framework directs how we consult and work with our community to inform our organisational planning with their voice. You can find it here.

Translated Resources

All important customer information listed below is available translated into Greek, Italian and Mandarin, which can be found on our Resources page.

Important customer information:

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FAQS

How can I provide my feedback?
What happens with my feedback once you receive it?
Do I need to give my name?
If I give negative feedback, will this affect my care at healthAbility?
Is my privacy protected when giving feedback?
What if I am not happy with the response to my feedback?