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This March marks 15 years since Lifecare Homecare first commenced providing in-home allied health services to the people of Perth.
A year prior, founder, Anthony Imms, started providing in-home physiotherapy services as a ‘side-gig’, having identified a need for people to be seen in their own home environment.
At the time, the delivery of Physiotherapy services, and more broadly allied health, in people’s homes wasn’t an option for many.
There were only a couple of providers in Perth offering in-home physiotherapy.
On March 1st 2010, Lifecare Homecare (originally known as Homecare Physiotherapy) was born, when Anthony joined forces with Lifecare, to grow the business, with the vision of ensuring everyone had access to high quality allied health services, not just those that were fit and mobile enough to attend a clinic.
Where vulnerable people were not missing out on much-needed care.
Fast-forward 15 years, and Lifecare Homecare has over 60 health professionals, across all the main allied health professions, serving over 10,000 clients annually, throughout the greater Perth region, as well as regionally via telehealth.
Lifecare Homecare Principal, Anthony Imms says, “It is a privilege to serve people where they live, in their own home, their sanctuary. We are incredibly proud of the meaningful difference we make to the lives of the people we serve. Our dedicated team of professionals has worked tirelessly to provide exceptional care and support to our clients, and live out our practice values of care, respect, integrity and service excellence.”
Highlights of our achievements
Patient-centred care
Lifecare Homecare consistently delivers high-quality, compassionate, evidence-based care, ensuring that each client receives personalised treatment tailored to their unique needs.
Our commitment to client-centred care has helped us to become a trusted care provider for the community.
Community engagement
The team has actively participated in community outreach and education programs, promoting health, wellness and independence.
We have been involved in educational presentations, expos, manual handling training, community exercise groups and free screening events, to raise awareness and support our community’s well-being.
Professional development
Continuous learning and professional growth are vitally important to our practice.
The Lifecare Homecare Professional Development Programs include mentorship, leadership training and student supervision opportunities, to ensure our team is well-supported and continually developing their skill set and knowledge base.
Collaborative spirit
Lifecare Homecare’s success is built on a foundation of teamwork and collaboration, both internally and with external stakeholders.
We work closely with other care providers, support coordinators, case managers and the like, to ensure comprehensive and coordinated care for our patients.
This collaborative approach has led to more effective treatment plans and better overall health outcomes.
Innovation
The practice is committed to advancing our practices through continual development and innovation.
From embracing telehealth as a viable method of health care delivery, to being one the first practices in Australia to integrate AI into note taking and documentation, we are always looking to continually develop our practices.
Patient success stories
We are inspired by the progress and achievements of our patients.
Their success stories are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team.
From aiding independence with daily tasks to achieving meaningful goals, our patients’ achievements motivate us to continue striving for excellence.
We extend our gratitude to our incredible team, the stakeholders we work with and all who been involved with and supported Lifecare Homecare over the last 15 years.
Together, we are making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of our community.
Here’s to many more years of success and excellence!
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