Healthy living is the key to a healthy, happier, longer life. Get fit, lose weight, feel great! See our tips for better health, wellbeing and healthy lifestyles.
Healthy living for you and your family
How to make healthy choices a part of every day life.
Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service
Get Healthy is a free confidential coaching service that helps adults make lifestyle changes for better health.
Information to help you understand and reduce your health risks.
Regular health checks and screening tests that can help you to stay healthy .
Simple things you can do to protect your health and the health of others.
Easy steps you can take to help reach and maintain a healthy weight for better health and wellbeing.
Get more out of life, feel better and live longer by eating healthy food - here's how!
Hints and tips for being active to help you feel better and increase your chances for a longer life.
Having a positive outlook can lead to a greater sense of wellbeing. See our tips for a healthy mind.
The importance of sleep and how to get a good sleep for better health
Resources, ideas, tools and programs to help us make the places where we work and live healthier.
Top tips for healthy living
Be Active - Walk yourself happy!
Walking is a great way to get in your daily 30 minutes of physical activity and it’s not just your body that benefits, the way you think and feel changes for the better too
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For minor illness and injury, consider the best health care option for you before visiting an Emergency Department and keep Emergency Departments for those who need it most.
Our public health services and hospitals, meeting the health care needs of local communities across South Australia.
Use the National Health Services Directory to find the services nearest you. Find GPs, Chemists, Physios, Chiropractors, hospitals and more.
Evidence based best practice resources for South Australian clinicians and health care workers including clinical plans, policies and guidelines.
When and how to notify SA Health of cases (including deaths) suspected of having or diagnosed with notifiable conditions.
As of 24 March 2020 in South Australia, there have been 170 confirmed cases of COVID-19.