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Pilot program harnesses technology to help regional aged care residents live independently for longer 06 July 2022 A WA Country Health Service (WACHS) pilot program is trialling the use of technology to support older Western Australians to live as independently as possible in residential aged care. The $100,000 pilot program will enhance the existing model of care through the use of an innovative assistive technology solution to help identify and respond to residents’ needs. The technology, created by InteliCare, utilises discreet sensors, emergency alerts, and health devices to detect incidents and give staff a better understanding of residents’ daily routines. The information and insights generated will be used to help staff detect and respond proactively to changes in behaviour. WACHS Manager Clinical Telehealth Development, Kate Hawkings, said by harnessing digital opportunities, WACHS is supporting country residents to safely age in their local community, surrounded by family and sup... -
WACHS celebrates Aboriginal leadership this NAIDOC Week 04 July 2022 NAIDOC Week is held every year in June to acknowledge the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People. -
WACHS provides high quality care and support in Kununurra 04 July 2022 Staff at Kununurra Hospital have received high praise and been recognised for their work in providing high quality care and support to their community. -
Free flu jab program extended for country WA 30 June 2022 Country communities can keep accessing free flu jabs until the end of July. -
Kimberley residents urged to get vaccinated as flu cases rise 30 June 2022 Kimberley residents are being urged to roll up once again – this time for their flu shot as influenza cases increase across the region.
Last Updated:
17/04/2026