DASSA Outpatient Services – Mount Gambier

DASSA Outpatient Services - Mount Gambier

276 - 300 Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier, AU
2.7★★★☆☆118 total reviews

TREATS

Substance use disorder

LEVELS OF CARE

Detox · Outpatient

About DASSA Outpatient Services – Mount Gambier

Drug and Alcohol Services (SA) runs its Mount Gambier outpatient clinic on Wehl Street North, offering free and confidential assessment and treatment for severe or complex alcohol or other drug problems. The clinic also delivers medication assisted treatment for opioid dependence, and no referral is needed before contacting the team.

Beyond the town itself, the clinic’s reach takes in Bordertown, Naracoorte, Millicent, Kingston SE, Keith and Penola, with outreach workers part of the mix. Weekday opening from Monday to Friday gives individuals a full week of appointment options, and first contact runs through the statewide alcohol and drug line on 1300 131 340.

Facility Type

Outpatient Mental Health Clinic

DASSA Outpatient Services Alcohol and Drug Services

Five strands of care appear for the Mount Gambier clinic: medication assisted treatment for opioid dependence, assessment and referral, outreach, withdrawal management and outpatient counselling. All of it is non-residential, so appointments happen at the Wehl Street North site or out in the surrounding towns.

Withdrawal management is among the services, though the clinic does not state the setting in which it happens, so ask about that at intake. Which medications the opioid treatment programme uses, which substances the counselling team works with and which therapy models it draws on are not set out, and group work, family support and aftercare are not listed for this clinic.

Levels of Care

Detox CentersOutpatient RehabRehab Transfers

Substances and Addictions Treated

Alcohol DetoxAlcohol MAT FriendlyAlcohol Medication TreatmentAlcohol Only RehabAlcohol RehabCodeine RehabFentanyl Patch (Duragesic) RehabHydrocodone RehabHydromorphone (Dilaudid) RehabIllicit OpioidsLortab RehabMeperidine (Demerol) RehabMethadone ClinicMethadone Misuse TreatmentMorphine RehabNorco RehabOpioid DetoxOpioid Only RehabOpioid RehabOxycodone RehabOxyContin RehabOxymorphone (Opana) RehabPercocet RehabPrescription OpioidsRoxicodone RehabSuboxone Misuse TreatmentTapentadol (Nucynta) RehabTramadol (Ultram) RehabVicodin Rehab

Counseling and Therapy

Addiction CounselingGroup TherapyIndividual Therapy

Specialized Programs

Adult Rehab

Where Is DASSA Outpatient Services?

DASSA Outpatient Services sits at 276 – 300 Wehl Street North in Mount Gambier, South Australia, and no postcode is recorded for the clinic in its own details. The same team supports individuals living out at Bordertown, Naracoorte, Millicent, Kingston SE, Keith and Penola.

Doors open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. No referral is required, and the number to call for both enquiries and intake is 1300 131 340; health professionals can refer through the service’s own contact channels. Appointment times and outreach visits vary, so confirm arrangements before travelling.

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How Much Does Treatment at DASSA Outpatient Services Cost?

There is no fee to attend the Mount Gambier DASSA clinic. Drug and Alcohol Services (SA) provides assessment, counselling, outreach, withdrawal support and medication assisted treatment for opioid dependence at no cost to the client, as the service sets out for this site.

No private pay rate, Medicare rebate, NDIS or WorkCover arrangement is listed for this clinic, and private health insurance is not needed to attend. Travel to Wehl Street North, or to an outreach visit nearer home, is the practical expense for you or a loved one to plan around. The intake team can set out what is covered before a first appointment.

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276 - 300 Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier, AU

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DASSA Outpatient Services – Mount Gambier

276 - 300 Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier, AU

DASSA Outpatient Services – Mount Gambier — Compiled From Public Records

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Last updated 24 October 2026.

DASSA Outpatient Services Reviews

Public reviews of the Mount Gambier DASSA clinic are limited from around the web, which is common for government outpatient clinics that sit inside a wider statewide service. RehabSeekers hosts reviews for this site, and anyone who has attended on Wehl Street North can share their experience.

First-hand accounts are especially useful here because the clinic covers a wide stretch of country towns. A note on how long an assessment took, how the opioid treatment programme was managed day to day, or how outreach worked from Naracoorte or Penola would tell you or someone you care about far more than a star rating.

2.7
★★★☆☆
118 reviews on Google
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Breakdown of the 20 most recent reviews with text
★★★★★
Bob North1 month ago

Having a 10yr old son cut his finger almost completely off and damage the tendon on another and all being over 2hrs away from the hospital, I was somewhat concerned as a parent. And all this over a long weekend. Upon… arrival at the hospital we were welcomed and from the initial filling out of forms all the way through to the nurses, docs and ortho surgeons and anaesthetists we were treated with sincerity, were spoken to with respect and clarity and it made us feel like we were in safe hands. Their approach with their information spoken towards my son and myself was very well explained at an appropriate level and in a lay understanding for my son. This was reassuring for him especially given his finger was hanging off a few hrs before. Notable mention to Dr Jeremy in ortho for his sterling approach and his personal reassurance towards myself as a father. Taking the time to personally ring me and explain it all after surgery was complete. The hospital staff all rose above and beyond to meeting the challenge of a father’s concern for his son. But we went in calm, with reasonable expectations and fully aware that there could have been others in greater need than us. My thanks and gratitude towards the staff throughout this eventful time will not be forgotten.

★☆☆☆☆
TAMS PT1 month ago

Total crap. Judge people

★☆☆☆☆
Gabriela Anacona3 months ago

Having my baby there was the worst experience of my life. Without going into details, one of the things was that they left a pad in for five days, and it was rotting! I only realized it when it started coming out on its… own, thank goodness. It was a traumatic birth with lasting consequences for me and my baby.

★★★★★
Jo Small5 months ago

Everyone from the surgical staff through to the tea lady, were all amazing during my recent surgery and stay at the Mount Gambier hospital. Staff were all caring, professional and understanding, and I even enjoyed the… food.

★☆☆☆☆
Jye Mckerrow6 months ago

(1st time going to the hospital) If you dieing dont even bother going to this place y'all have to wait 20 hours to even go in even with noone else waiting just to get an xray and see why my stomach feels like I was… getting stabbed while I can only stay hunched over to help it not hurt so much then get told to come back tomorrow so the next day while I was still in pain and got nothing to help me out... (2nd time going to the hospital) well if 20 hours of ya life was long try nearly a day and a half to go more in depth to see what the problem was well it was a bug and aslo makes my muscles tight and feels like I was getting stabbed just to get told that I need a Pacific doctor to come in for it so I had to wait even longer with no help then he got there and found it all out just to tell me come back with in 2 days for the prescription drugs to get to the hospital also again with no help for the pain I have asked and asked nothing at all. (3rd time going to the hospital) waited the 2 days for the prescription to come in they where supposed to call me that it was in I waited nearly all day to 5pm the i had to go in and waited 9 hours waiting for the most simplest thing 1 peace of paper for a prescription... Dont even bother going in i even talked to a guy with his finger cut off and he was waiting 7 hours for them to do something.

★☆☆☆☆
Mudd-Butt Flock RockyTiel8 months ago

Will never attend this hospital again for any health services. Nurses were brilliant. Drs leave alot to be desired sending people home without asking if they have help at home etc. Orthopaedic doctor was condescending… and has no empathy nor bedside manner very rude and will not return for follow ups.

★★★★★
karen Simmons9 months ago

Big thanks go to Dr Bek in ED for her treatment and gentle attitude when I RIPPED my left leg open. With patience and confidence you laboriously worked to stitch back my leg with somewhere between 17-25 stitches! As… feed back, I drove back to Adelaide stopping 5 times to raise and rest my leg. It is mending well thank you babe! Mount Gambier - you are lucky to have Dr Bek on your staff and living in the area! Thank you! 10/10 😳😒☺️🥰😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👚🧑‍⚕️

★★★★☆
Yaloma10 months ago

Emergency room wait time 4 or 5 hours

★★★★★
HG10 months ago

Excellent care at Mount Gambier Hospital. We had to bring our daughter in with a suspected broken foot and were very impressed with the experience. The staff were friendly, caring, and reassuring, and we were seen very… quickly. The X-ray was done promptly and the whole process was efficient and well organised. It made a stressful situation much easier, and we’re very grateful for the kindness and professionalism shown by everyone involved.

★☆☆☆☆
Kymbo Hibberd11 months ago

The most uncaring hospital iv ever been to....my last incident was the most unpleasant situation I'd been in with the staff treating me like a dog and less than human.....2 nurses in particular should be sacked… immediately for the disgusting way i was spoken to and treated....I was respectful at all times but they weren't... I actually can't believe that they treated me so poorly.....I have cancer and a few other medical problems but they told me to go home , even though I told them I was feeling worse and was now very nauseous....so they kicked me out and made me drive home to sit here on my own, im not sure where I can go to get the medical help I need as im getting much worse and will be incapable of diving soon....sitting here feeling very scared....

★☆☆☆☆
Helen P11 months ago

My elderly mother with Parkinson's was admitted to the medical ward on Monday night after 5 hours in ED. I arrived Tuesday to find her confined to her bed with the lights turned down low: rails on bed raised, bed flat,… Mum lying in her back with no way to sit up, and water completely out of reach in other side of the room. Supposedly restraint isn't meant to be used anymore but a nurse did say it was to prevent her getting out of bed, this despite signs in the Ward indicating how important it is for patients over 80 to get up and out of bed. She was seen by a physio that morning but by that afternoon she was unable to get out of a wheelchair. After 2.5 days she was transported back to the Nursing Home having lost the ability to stand independently, get out of bed independently or walk independently.

★☆☆☆☆
trevor jones1 year ago

Waste of time go to a different hospital

★☆☆☆☆
Daniel Zd1 year ago

Crazy waiting

★☆☆☆☆
Blakely Connors1 year ago

Whilst the upgrades are looking great and the hospital is getting better as time goes on but one thing that isn't is the mental health care you get at this place.i was in the middle of a ptsd crisis and they sat me in… the waiting room for 7 hours then decided it was time to give me something and sent me home no calls to mental health nothing no help at all. Are they seriously just trying to mask the problem with-in a training hospital when we should be getting more from our health system

★☆☆☆☆
Simon King2 years ago

Dad had a stroke over 3 months ago. One call from Theresa who was lovely. Called 7 times today. 4 voice messages and 3 calls not answered. Pathetic

★☆☆☆☆
luke palmer2 years ago

Extremely rude receptionist, well over 2 hours wait. Could go on but this hospital urgently needs a lot of funding! Staff training is one of the many- terrible, avoid at all cost, drive to a different city if you can.

★★☆☆☆
Bradley2 years ago

10 years ago, injured myself something shocking. Was told to just take Panadol and ibuprofen for pain. Woke up in agonising pain and sweats . Went to doctors clinic the next day, was told I should’ve been discharged… with something stronger.

★★★★★
Jodie Morrison2 years ago

My son had an infection that was drained and treated and included an overnight stay. All the staff were fantastic and the triage doctor and nurse were so good with my son, keeping him calm and explaining everything and… getting his consent before each step. It's never a nice experience for a kid but the staff were great at helping him through the process. The nurse on the ward even had the thought to arrange his procedure in another room so he didn't have to sleep in the same bed (he was very anxious about the draining) Very thoughtful!! Thanks for looking after us!!

★☆☆☆☆
Haunted Hayley2 years ago

Our healthcare system is biased towards some people and do not provide adequate care. I had a broken hand and was sent away and had to have er management step in to get an x-ray done and pain relief as the nurses and… doctors assume everyone is on drugs or trying to get drugs. My hand looked like I was wearing a boxing glove it was that swollen and they simply did not care. They set my anxiety off and then get nasty when I get agitated it's really awful there and if there were any other hospitals here we'd all surely go elsewhere

★★★★★
Dennis Gordon2 years ago

The emergency department were very friendly and helpful when i attended with a fractured elbow. Transferred to surgical ward where the nurses were friendly and very helpful. The hospital should be allocated more funding… to enable orthopaedic surgery on joints. Would likely be cheaper than transferring cases to adelaide

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