Preventative health a hot topic at Coffs Probus
Dr. Rebecca Tallis, a local healthcare professional, spoke at the Coffs Probus Club about the importance of preventative medicine for older Australians. The discussion emphasized the value of open communication between generations regarding health, immunizations, and hormonal changes.
Why it matters
Promoting preventative healthcare and intergenerational dialogue is essential for improving long-term health outcomes in aging populations.
Facebook X (Twitter) Coffs Probus Club member Ann Hough with Dr Rebecca Tallis with her Coffs Probus Certificate of Appreciation. THE 2026 Coffs Harbour Electorate Local Woman of the Year, Dr Rebecca Tallis was guest speaker at the Probus Club of Coffs City meeting in July.
Dr Tallis spoke to the meeting about matters which affect older Australians and how times have changed.
She told News Of The Area it was a pleasure to speak with members of the Probus Club about her team’s work at Elara Women and Children’s Clinic in Sawtell and, more broadly, about the importance of preventative healthcare within our community.
“One of the most valuable parts of the morning wasn’t simply discussing medical conditions, but the conversations that followed,” she said.
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