Bolton Clarke’s purchase of McKenzie Aged Care continues continuum of care policy
As Bolton Clarke bought Acacia Living, Allity and last week McKenzie Aged Care to become the nation’s largest Not for Profit aged care provider, it has quietly gone about providing a continuum of care service with co-located retirement villages or...
As Bolton Clarke bought Acacia Living, Allity and last week McKenzie Aged Care to become the nation’s largest Not for Profit aged care provider, it has quietly gone about providing a continuum of care service with co-located retirement villages or independent living units. The two retirement villages Bolton Clarke bought from McKenzie Aged Care are co-located with residential aged care homes. As the graph above shows, Bolton Clarke has 17 co-located sites in four States. Add McKenzie’s two co-located home in Bongaree and Beerwah, QLD, and four more that the Not for Profit is developing.
