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TriCare is a private, Queensland-owned aged care company that operates 17 residential aged care centres, seven retirement villages and a range of home care services across southeast Queensland. They also have one retirement village in Melbourne and another in Hastings Point, NSW.
TriCare operates under a Board of Directors, who oversee a team of experienced and committed aged care professionals.
Because people are the greatest asset of the organisation, TriCare is constantly striving to develop the skillset of its staff. By placing importance on values of trust and confidence, TriCare staff have gained a reputation for credibility in the industry.
Quality Assurance programmes support TriCare’s standards of care, which are now acknowledged as a benchmark for quality of care in the industry. TriCare continues to implement Australian-first initiatives, leading the way in self-insurance and staff self-improvement.
By striving to not only maintain industry standards, but exceed them, TriCare has raised the standard of aged care. In areas of equal employment opportunity, research and development, regulatory standards, food and hygiene service and dementia management, TriCare has been independently recognised.
With these sound credentials, residents and clients can take full confidence that their move into a TriCare facility, or the TriCare services delivered to their home, will provide much security and happiness.
More than 12 residents from two of Brisbane's leading retirement communities partnered up to knit blankets and beanies for premature babies at the Gold Coast University Hospital and local charities.
Residents from TriCare James Ommaney Retirement Community and St Luke’s Green Retirement Community came together to knit several items on Thursday, 24 October for those in need.
In honour of International Dog Day (Monday 26 August), residents from TriCare Kawana Waters Aged Care facility will welcome two very furry friends for a special playdate and pet therapy session. Designed to foster social connections and positive wellbeing for the residents, the pet therapy sessions are a 'highlight of the week’ for many – especially those that are unable to engage in other social activities due to illness.
Residents at a leading Australian retirement community are going back to school this year as they take part in an intergenerational pilot program which aims to reduce stereotypes across different generations and boost community connections.
TriCare Mt Gravatt Retirement Community’s first ever resident has joined the facility in celebrating more than three decades of care, reminiscing on her most cherished memories.
Brenda Murnane, aged 101, paid tribute to the place she called home for over 33 years alongside her long-time friends and fellow residents.
As the world celebrates World Wide Knit in Public Day on 8 June, a leading Australian aged care provider is proving you’re never too old to learn a new skill, one that has seen a rise on TikTok since Covid-19, with now more than 5.5 million posts featuring #crochet.
Childhood sweethearts Jocelyn and Arthur Clarke celebrated a remarkable 75th wedding anniversary at the brand new TriCare Ashgrove earlier this month. The significant milestone, spanning decades of major economic and social change, proves that true love has no expiry date and holds fasts under all circumstances.
Located less than 30-minutes south-west of Melbourne’s CBD and a short stroll from Point Cook, Williams Landing Aged Care Residence is set to open next month offering elevated comfort and care. Following in the footsteps of TriCare’s more recent builds, the facility will offer luxury, hotel-style accommodation and will be the company’s first aged care residence in Victoria.
Queensland’s oldest resident, Mabel Crosby, celebrated her 110th birthday at TriCare Sunnybank Hills Aged Care Residence on Saturday 7 September.
TriCare has set a new standard for aged care living on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast with the opening of a $30 million state-of-the-art wing to Kawana Waters Aged Care Residence by Sunshine Coast Mayor, Mark Jamieson.
TriCare Sunnybank Hills Aged Care Residence hosted an international delegation of aged care managers on Thursday April 12, from UK, China and India showcasing best practice in aged care.
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