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Australian Unity completes myHomecare acquisition

28 March 2024

Tags: Media

Health, Wealth and Care group Australian Unity today completed the acquisition of the myHomecare Group (MHC).

MHC is a national provider of home care and home support services, serving ~20,000 customers.

With the acquisition, Australian Unity’s Home Health business will serve more than 50,000 customers, employ over 6,000 people, and provide a full continuum of care services-from personal support through to high acuity clinical and hospital-in-the-home services, on a range of fully-managed or self-managed bases.

Australian Unity’s Group Managing Director, Rohan Mead emphasised that this acquisition directly aligns the Group’s strategic focus on wellbeing with the community’s increasing needs in the care economy.

“Alongside Australian Unity’s responsibilities to customers and members, we also have a responsibility to use the company’s portfolio capacity in ways that bring benefit to the communities we serve, and this acquisition will materially increase the Community and Social Value delivered by the Group” Mr Mead said.

Australian Unity’s Group Executive - Home Health, Prue Bowden said:

“We are delighted to welcome MHC’s employees and customers to Australian Unity.”

“We take our community responsibility seriously and this acquisition allows us to expand the provision of in-home health and care services to thousands of Australians, ultimately helping people to live well and independently for longer and reducing pressure on healthcare and residential aged care sectors” Ms Bowden said.


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Media contact: Olivia Bilson
T: 0499 977 898
E: obilson@australianunity.com.au

About Home Health
Australian Unity Home Health is an integrated healthcare business which delivers clinical, aged care, mental health and rehabilitation services through in-home, community and virtual settings. Home Health was established in 2022 to address changing health and social challenges facing the Australian community including an ageing population, rising levels of chronic disease, and increasing demand for mental health services.

Through a dedicated Aboriginal Home Health team, Australian Unity designs and delivers culturally appropriate care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander customers.

About Australian Unity
Established in 1840, Australian Unity is a member-owned wellbeing company with more than 385,000 members and more than 700,000 customers. Our range of health, wealth and care products and services provides member, customer and community value that is supportive of personal and community wellbeing.

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