McKenzie Aged Care Group given approval to build two new aged care facilities in Brisbane

Topic - developments

Feb 17 2014

Updated May 3, 2023

1 min read

The Weekly Source

Family owned Melbourne-based McKenzie Aged Care Group has won two planning permits to build a 123 bed care facility in Cleveland (QLD) and another 140 bed facility 8 Kl away at Capalaba. They add to the three facilities they have in Victoria, two in NSW and three in QLD. Mackenzie established in 1998.

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