What is this service?
The Lithgow Paediatric Outreach Clinic can connect you or your child with a paediatrician who can support a variety of health needs, including developmental delays, behavioural concerns, chronic conditions, or general paediatric issues.
Benefits
The Lithgow Paediatric Outreach Clinic helps your child receive the right care closer to home. By connecting with visiting specialists, you can avoid long travel times and access coordinated, professional support.
You may benefit if your child:
- needs assessment for developmental or behavioural concerns
- has a chronic or complex medical condition
- requires specialist paediatric input to support their ongoing health
- lives in a rural or remote area and would otherwise need to travel for care
Eligibility
You can access the Lithgow Paediatric Outreach Clinic if:
- your child is 16 years old or younger
- you live in or near the Lithgow area
The service prioritises support for children who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, and those from families experiencing financial or social disadvantage.
Funding
This service is funded by the NSW Rural Doctors Network.
Referrals
A referral from a GP is required. GPs can find more information and referral details via Healthpathways.
Last updated: May 22, 2026 at: 11:42 am