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Ian Horswill

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GemLife unveils new wellness strategy with Amplar Health

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By Ian Horswill
| theweeklysource.com.au Verified
GemLife Gold Coast residents Phil Maher (pictured left) and John Pizzica (right) with GemLife General Manager Wellness, Joshua Kristenson (centre) ✓ Key points $600,000 partnership: Amplar Health will deliver personalised healthy ageing coaching $6m commitment: GemLife is expanding wellness across its lifestyle resorts Strong pilot: Ninety-four per cent of participants reported positive health outcomes New role: Joshua Kristenson has been appointed General Manager Wellness ASX-listed land...
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Only in SATURDAY: Ryman Healthcare’s $17 million bet

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By Ian Horswill
| theweeklysource.com.au Verified
DCM Group Editor Lauren Broomham spoke exclusively to Ryman Healthcare Chief Executive Officer Naomi James for the current issue of SATURDAY magazine. Naomi belives the sector’s next challenge may not be delivering care but helping residents to pay for it. For the full interview in SATURDAY, click here.
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IRT reveals new look for next chapter

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By Ian Horswill
| theweeklysource.com.au Verified
The new logo for IRT After more than 55 years in operation, retirement living, home care and aged care provider IRT has unveiled a refreshed brand identity. In a statement, the organisation said that much has changed since IRT began in 1969. Its communities have grown, its services have expanded across states and territories, and expectations of older Australians and their families have shifted too.
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