Royal Rehab Group

Royal Rehab Group Royal Rehab Group is a leading not-for-profit provider of healthcare rehabilitation and disability support.

Royal Rehab is one of Australia’s oldest charities, established in 1900, and is dedicated to supporting people to discover their potential following the onset of disability, illness or injury. A leader in clinical and research excellence, Royal Rehab is recognised as spinal and brain injury rehabilitation specialists. Our services incorporate two private hospitals, Royal Rehab Private and MetroReh

ab Hospitals, which offer rehabilitation expertise in neurological conditions (including stroke and Parkinson's disease), cancer, orthopaedic, reconditioning and pain management, and cardiac. Royal Rehab's Disability Services provides supported accommodation and support services for people with disability with homes throughout Sydney metropolitan area and friendly support staff. Our adaptive sport and recreation program enables people with disability to get back into activities they love or discover something new, while our Driver Assessment and Training Service supports people with disability to commence or return to driving.

We were pleased to welcome The Hon Sarah Mitchell MLC, NSW Shadow Minister for Health and Regional Health, to Royal Reha...
05/06/2026

We were pleased to welcome The Hon Sarah Mitchell MLC, NSW Shadow Minister for Health and Regional Health, to Royal Rehab today.

Hosted by CEO Matt Mackay and Chairman Tony Staveley AM, the visit provided an opportunity to highlight the important role Royal Rehab plays in delivering specialist rehabilitation services to people across metropolitan, regional and rural New South Wales.

A key focus of the visit was Royal Rehab's Spinal Outreach Service (SOS), which supports people living with spinal cord injury throughout NSW. Covering the entire state, the service delivers specialist outreach clinics in major regional centres, helping people access expert spinal cord injury care closer to home and reducing the need for travel to metropolitan centres.

In addition to direct clinical support, SOS works closely with local health professionals, providing education, training and specialist advice that helps build capability within regional communities. This collaborative approach ensures people living with spinal cord injury can access high-quality, specialist support regardless of where they live.

During the visit, Sarah also toured Royal Rehab's Spinal Cord Injury Unit, Brain Injury Unit and Advanced Technology Centre, gaining insight into the innovative rehabilitation services that support people throughout their recovery journey.

Visits such as this are an important opportunity to showcase the value of specialist outreach services and the critical role they play in improving access to care for people living in regional and rural communities.

We thank Sarah for taking the time to learn more about our services and the impact they have on the lives of people across NSW.

National Reconciliation Week has looked a bit different across our teams this year.Some came together over morning tea a...
02/06/2026

National Reconciliation Week has looked a bit different across our teams this year.

Some came together over morning tea and conversation. Others spent time learning, reflecting and supporting First Nations businesses, or raising their voices for reconciliation through song.

In a few places, it was simply about making space to talk and listen. There’s no single way to “do” reconciliation week and that’s probably the point.

What matters is taking the time, being open, and thinking about what we can each do differently. The week might be wrapping up, but the work doesn’t.

Team members from across Western NSW spent the day at Breakthru Dubbo for National Reconciliation Week, taking time to p...
28/05/2026

Team members from across Western NSW spent the day at Breakthru Dubbo for National Reconciliation Week, taking time to pause and connect.

They began in a circle with an Acknowledgement of Country, which set the tone for the day and created space to slow down, reflect, and be present. From there, the day unfolded naturally as conversations opened up and stories were shared.

Artwork and handprints brought everyone together in a really simple way, with each person adding their own touch and leaving something of themselves behind. A sincere thank you to Uncle Ralph Naden and our community partners for generously sharing their knowledge and guiding the day. We’re grateful to have been part of it.

Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week, and across Royal Rehab Group we’ll be taking some time to pause, ...
26/05/2026

Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week, and across Royal Rehab Group we’ll be taking some time to pause, reflect, and learn.

This year’s theme, “All In”, is an important reminder that reconciliation isn't something that happens overnight. It’s about showing up, listening, and thinking about the part we each play moving forward.

Throughout the week, our teams across the Group will be coming together in different ways to recognise and learn more about the histories, cultures, and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

And, more importantly, to keep listening and learning beyond this week too.

What an incredible afternoon of impact!Thank you to the more than 170 guests who joined us today at our 2026 Annual Givi...
15/05/2026

What an incredible afternoon of impact!

Thank you to the more than 170 guests who joined us today at our 2026 Annual Giving Luncheon in support of the Royal Rehab Foundation.

Guests had the opportunity to hear from our incredible speakers, author Dr Olivia Ong and world #1 Adaptive prone assist surfer Lee Ferrier, whose stories reinforced the lasting impact specialised rehabilitation can have on people rebuilding their lives.

A special thank you to our wonderful MC Taylor Aiken, auctioneer Scott Gibbons OAM, major event sponsor Toyota Fleet Management Australia and Wine Pull sponsor Gladesville Cellars for helping make the day such a success.

Together, we raised more than $60,000, an incredible result that will directly support vital therapies, services and rehabilitation equipment for people in need.

Thank you again to our sponsors, supporters, donors and everyone who joined us and helped make the day so memorable.

11/05/2026

Today is International Nurses Day, and we want to acknowledge the contribution of nurses across Royal Rehab Group.

We asked some of our nurses what matters most in their work. A common theme that came through was the importance of being there for people during important moments and supporting them through rehabilitation with care, respect, and consistency.

Our nurses play an important role across every part of our organisation, supporting clients, families, and teams each day through their knowledge, professionalism, and care.

Thank you to all of our nurses for the commitment and compassion you bring to your work every day. Your contribution is deeply valued.

Happy International Nurses Day.

What a week in Hawai’i🔥Lee Ferrier has finished second in the Men’s Prone Assist division at the Hawaii Adaptive Surfing...
09/05/2026

What a week in Hawai’i🔥

Lee Ferrier has finished second in the Men’s Prone Assist division at the Hawaii Adaptive Surfing Championships, taking on some of the best adaptive surfers from around the world.

After a big week of heats and an impressive run through to the Finals, Lee delivered an outstanding performance on the international stage.

The result also sees Lee continue to lead the AASP World Tour rankings, another huge achievement!

We’re so proud of you, Lee 👏🇦🇺

08/05/2026

Huge news from Hawai’i 🌊🔥

Lee Ferrier has powered through his Semi Final heat at the Hawai’i Adaptive Surfing Championships, finishing second and securing his place in the Finals!

Tomorrow, Lee will hit the water in the Men’s Prone Assist Final as the event reaches its thrilling conclusion in Hawai’i.

The Final heat kicks off at 9:10am AEST tomorrow — don’t miss it. Tune in and cheer Lee on as he chases the title!

Lee Ferrier is through to the Semi Finals at the Hawaii Adaptive Surfing Championships 🌊After taking on challenging cond...
07/05/2026

Lee Ferrier is through to the Semi Finals at the Hawaii Adaptive Surfing Championships 🌊

After taking on challenging conditions and a strong international field, Lee has secured his place in the next stage of competition in the Men’s Prone Assist division

A fantastic effort so far. Good luck Lee, we are so proud of you!! 🙌

We’re proud to support Royal Rehab Group sponsored athlete Ben Tullipan as he competes in the final stages of the Europe...
07/05/2026

We’re proud to support Royal Rehab Group sponsored athlete Ben Tullipan as he competes in the final stages of the European G4D (Golf for the Disabled) Tour.

Competing across Scotland, London, Paris, and Wales, Ben will take on some of the top adaptive golfers from around the world, including at the prestigious Rolex G4D Open.

Ben has worked incredibly hard to reach this level of competition, and we’re proud to support him as he competes internationally and represents Australia on the world stage.

Wishing Ben all the very best for the tour ahead.

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