Working with us as an attendant care provider
Attendant care providers need to be approved to work in our care schemes. We have a panel of approved attendant care providers who are appointed through a tender process...
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Equipment repairs and maintenance
Information for service providers working with Lifetime Care and Workers Care on requesting repairs or maintenance of equipment, otherwise known as assistive technology (AT)...
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Planning with an injured person
Lifetime Care and Workers Care use a person-centred, strengths-based planning approach called My Plan – designed to assist someone with planning for the things that are important to them...
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Working with us
Find out how you can work with us to provide services, such as wheelchairs, lawn mowing and providing equipment to injured people in NSW...
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Healthcare consumables
icare can pay for healthcare consumables needed due to a motor accident or workplace injury for participants in the Lifetime Care Scheme or workers in the Workers Care Program...
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My Plan development – Write
During plan development, participants identify what steps they will take to achieve their goals, and any other services or supports they and the case manager agree might help achieve their goals...
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Attendant care and domestic services
If you are a participant in our Dust Diseases program, we may be able to pay for attendant care and domestic services...
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Claiming out of pocket expenses
If you are a participant in Lifetime Care or the Workers Care Program and are out of pocket for approved services and treatment, we can reimburse your expenses...
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Forms and resources for injured or ill people
Browse our forms and resources and download PDF documents specific to you...
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Apply for Lifetime Care
Anyone who has sustained a severe motor accident injury in NSW can apply to become an icare lifetime care participant. You’ll be assisted by an icare lifetime care coordinator throughout the process...
