icare coronavirus information for Home Building Compensation Fund (HBCF)
icare responds with frequently asked questions about the impact of coronavirus on the Home Builders Compensation Fund (HBCF)...
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Starting a conversation with your patient about recovering at work
As the NTD you are well placed to advise and educate patients that a focus on return to work is usually in their best interests – for both their future and quality of life and that of their family...
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Lifetime Care and Workers Care coronavirus (COVID-19) information for service providers
Advice regarding telehealth service provision by case managers, care needs assessors and allied health practitioners working with icare participants and workers...
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Prosthetics
icare can pay for prosthetics needed due to a motor accident or workplace injury for participants in the Lifetime Care Scheme or workers in the Workers care Program...
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Statement on Oracle Building Corporation
Building company Oracle Building Corporation Pty Ltd has gone into formal Liquidation...
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Freeze announced on eligible employers moving between claim service providers
Insurance and Care NSW (icare) has announced it will introduce a six-month freeze on employers moving between claim service providers while icare finalises the open market tender for new claims...
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Dust Diseases Board research informs practical ways to protect workers
Understanding the nature of silicosis is vital to protect those working with hazardous dust such as the silica found in natural and artificial stone. The Dust Diseases Board provides funding for...
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Brett's story: The power of friendship
For Brett, a strong network of friends (and a puppy called Moo) have helped him regain quality of life following a severe spinal injury...
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Shine Magazine Winter 2021 edition out now
Shine is produced for participants of Lifetime Care and the Workers Care Program. Through sharing personal stories in their own voice, others are able learn about life after a severe motor accident or...
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$9.6 million for research centre to improve injured people health outcomes
icare and SIRA have granted $9.6 million over five years to the John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research to help improve the lives of people living with injury-related disability...
