Community Health Centres, or CHCs, are centres that provide healthcare services to complement the clinical care offered by General Practitioners (GPs) for patients with chronic conditions. Early disease detection and intervention aims to reduce complications caused by chronic diseases. For example, regular diabetic retinal photography (DRP) and diabetic foot screening (DFS) enable diabetic patients with eye and/or foot problems to be identified early and referred for treatment if needed. Other services such as nurse counselling and education, and dietetic services empower patients with knowledge and skills to better manage their medical conditions. These services are provided by nurses and allied health professionals such as, dieticians and physiotherapists. CHCs are conveniently located within the neighbourhood to allow GPs and patients easy access to the services.