An award winning Perth-developed device to treat chronic ear infections in children has received FDA approval, clearing the way for its launch in the United States.
A WA not-for-profit parenting service will receive $130 million from the state government over the next eight years to continue free access to support services.
The state government has announced 120 additional hospital beds will be available to the public over the winter flu period, but it's yet to reveal the cost of the pre-budget commitment.
Prominent business figure and former Fortescue chief executive Fiona Hick is one of four new appointees to the board of the Royal Flying Doctor Service Western Australia.
The Perth developer of a collagen nerve repair surgical wrap has inked a deal for access to over 200 US Department of Defence medical sites after validating its effectiveness on the battlefield of Ukraine.
A further $1.5 billion will be spent on health infrastructure and the establishment of a new central coordination office as the Cook government pledges to “unlock” more than 900 hospital beds.
Brightwater Care Group is set to offload one of its two commercial services to Intelife, after reporting a significant decline in the linen division's value.
Rio Tinto has committed to a new four-year partnership with Lifeline WA, as the crisis support organisation predicts it will need more than 700 volunteers by 2030.
WA's deputy chief health officer Clare Huppatz has taken over from retired Andrew Robertson as the state's chief health officer, becoming the first female in the role.
A Perth regenerative medicine company has revealed a humanitarian shipment of its nerve repair products have been used in 23 surgical procedures on injured Ukrainian soldiers.
A world-first antipsychotic injectable drug developed in Perth will accelerate its path to market after the company behind it, Reliis, was acquired by a Melbourne biotechnology developer.
Retirement living village operators have expressed concerns a lack of clarity on the timing of state reforms puts the progress of crucial developments at risk.
Linked Support Solutions has been pulled out of administration by its sole director after the disability support services provider succumbed to financial losses and NDIS registration woes.
Two of the key players in the development of a children's hospice in Swanbourne, former premiers Mark McGowan and Mike Baird, have toured the construction site for the first time.
A state planning committee has approved an expansion of the Osborne Park hospital, as part of the next stage of the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital project.
