How to invoice Lifetime Care and Workers Care
We make payments directly to service providers for approved treatment, rehabilitation and care services...
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Services we pay for
icare will pay for services that we accept as reasonably necessary and related to your approved claim with us...
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Tom’s story: moving onwards and upwards
Four years ago Tom survived a head-on car accident. He is still living with the ongoing effects of his brain injury but is determined to make his life a good one. Tom is a Lifetime Care participant...
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Social Brain Toolkit
People with brain injury often have difficulty with social communication skills. Often, family members, friends and support workers can find it challenging to know how best to help...
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Shine Magazine Winter 2022
Welcome to our latest edition of Shine Magazine. Shine is produced for participants of Lifetime Care and the Workers Care Program...
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Huntah Hawkins wins the Shine Arts Prize 2022
Huntah Hawkins is the winner of the Shine Arts Prize 2022 for his suite of three artworks titled 'Purple and Yellow,' 'Shapes from Above' and 'Drone Selfie'...
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AT Hub Technology Showcase
The AT Hub showcase The AT (Assistive Technology) Hub held its inaugural Technology Showcase for members of the established community of practice, continuing its focus on bringing clinicians together...
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Shine Magazine Summer 2022 edition out now
Through sharing personal stories in their own voice, others are able learn about life after a severe motor accident or workplace injury...
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Fourth quarterly update of icare's Improvement Program released
This update sets out Promontory Australia's observations on icare's progress in addressing the McDougall and GAC Recommendations during the period from 1 August 2022 to 31 October 2022...
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Musical miracle follows a long recovery journey for professional singer Doug Merrick
The air is buzzing at Gosford's 50+ Leisure and Learning Centre as two sharply dressed singers approach the microphone and wave to the audience...
