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This week, the Reliant Healthcare team came together to celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights, with joy, colour, and community spirit.
In true multicultural style, our celebration brought together employees from diverse backgrounds to share in the warmth and traditions of Diwali. The event wa...
20 October is World Osteoporosis Day. Osteoporosis isn’t just about bone density—it’s about confidence, independence and avoiding preventable hospital trips. We've prepared a short practical guide to what helps at home in our experience.
Occupational therapy (OT) sounds technical. In practice, it’s simple: OT helps people do the things that matter to them, safely and independently, in the environments where life actually happens.
A clear, no-drama explainer of Australia’s plan for RN prescribing: extra training, GP-partnered, safety-first—and unlikely to affect families before 2026. What may change (easier repeats) and what won’t at Reliant: GP-led coordination and consent at the centre.
R U OK? Day was recognised on Thursday, 11 September, but for Reliant Healthcare the principle is year-round: everyday care includes everyday check-ins.
We are delighted to announce that Reliant Healthcare has been awarded Gold Tier status in the 2025 Health + Wellbeing Equality Index (HWEI).
We had a fantastic time celebrating St. Patrick's Day at Reliant! Our team came together to enjoy some Irish treats, embracing the spirit of the day. These fun-filled moments not only highlight our team's camaraderie but also reflect the vibrant diversity that makes our workplace unique.We cherish...
The recent fall and hospitalisation of Australian sporting icon Dawn Fraser is a reminder of how quickly unexpected events can happen. As Dawn recovers, her family has shared how they’ve rallied around her, showing the importance of clear communication and planning during emergencies.
This post highlights Reliant's commitment to raising awareness, breaking stigma, and standing in solidarity for World AIDS Day, emphasising the importance of community action, compassion, and creating an inclusive future for those affected by HIV/AIDS.
The Australian Human Rights Commission’s recent report, "Shaping Perceptions: How Australian Media Reports on Ageing" (October 2024), shines a spotlight on how older people are portrayed in media. It highlights persistent stereotypes and underrepresentation, which can foster ageism and pre...
