APM Human Services has delivered its first set of financials as a private operator again, as the dust settles on the US-based Madison Dearborn Partners' $1.3 billion acquisition.
A Perth startup developing rapid tests which it says could detect antimicrobial resistance and find the best antibiotic for the patient's infection has received $1.3 million in pre-seed funding.
The state government will spend $1.5 billion to bring three public hospital projects into the system, including a move to purchase St John of God Mt Lawley for public use from next year.
Aged Care Minister Simon McGurk has claimed the federal government has withdrawn some data relating to the funding allocated to Western Australia's aged care system.
Perth biomedical firm Orthocell has gained a toehold in China for its nerve repair product via a deal with a Hong Kong-based medical products distributor.
Multiple sclerosis support provider MSWA is set to acquire certain assets and the lottery operations of its struggling South Australian and Northern Territory counterparts from administrators.
Oceanic Wellbeing co-founder Chris Harris is hopeful a holistic approach to minimising psychosocial hazards will benefit staff and employers in both the workplace and community.
Administrators have taken control of one of the state's biggest disability therapy service providers and its 14 branches, as a sale of the business is urgently assessed.
Stan Perron Charitable Foundation's commitment to Perth Children's Hospital's rare and undiagnosed disease centre is one of the largest philanthropic donations in Western Australia.
A $3 million Lotterywest grant has given Palmerston Association a boost needed to build a new integrated care hub at Oxford House in West Leederville, a site it had purchased last year.
The Dementia Foundation, formally launching tomorrow, is Western Australia's first organisation to be dedicated solely to younger onset dementia support and advocacy.
The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct after investigating an employee in a state government health agency, over his work in procuring a $142 million contract.
Amid major national policy changes and a struggling system facing rising pressures, leaders in aged care came together to address the future of the sector.
The hospital operator said it remains committed to the Joondalup campus despite being adversely affected by a new funding agreement with the state government.
An assessment panel has approved a plan to build a six-storey NDIS apartment and medical centre as part of a multi-million-dollar masterplan in Joondalup.
WA Country Health service chair Neale Fong has called for primary care to be returned to state government's hands and out of its federal counterpart's jurisdiction.
