BlueCare Mt Isa Home and Community Care

5-7 Barkly Hwy, Mount Isa City QLD 4825, Australia

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Operator: not for profit

BlueCare Mt Isa Home and Community Care is a home care and community support service operated by BlueCare, part of the UnitingCare group. This facility provides home care services to help older Australians remain independent in their own homes across the Mount Isa region of Queensland. The service is part of BlueCare's broader aged care network and does not provide residential aged care accommodation.

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