A new head office to help Tasmanians stay healthy and out of hospital
Salveo Healthcare has been busy improving our services and launching new preventative health programs.
A big highlight this year was the opening of our new, modern head office in Launceston in April, which also marked our 8th anniversary as a company.
To celebrate, our staff came together to explore the new office, learn about its features and mark our 8th anniversary. Later we had ribbon and cake cutting, and speeches from guests including Bridget Archer MP, Senator Helen Polley, St Lukes CEO Paul Lupo, and our own Chair, Chris Dockray and CEO, Darren Mathewson, Media outlets such as 7 News, WIN News, ABC Radio News, and The Examiner covered the celebration.
A building with celebrating
The new head office is worth celebrating. It’s in the St Lukes’ Launceston building, and of the most environmentally friendly office buildings in Tasmania. The structure uses timber, which cuts down carbon pollution and helps clear the air, compared to a traditions structure. It has a 40% lower carbon footprint and removes 7,665 tonnes of carbon from the environment. The ground floor is designed to connect the community and features a wellness hub, cafe, and an indoor playground for children. There’s an easy walkway through it linking Cimitiere St the city centre. The building is also designed to be reused at the end of its life, adding to its sustainability.
Recently, the building won the 2025 Tasmanian Architecture Award for Commercial Architecture and received a special recognition for Sustainable Architecture.
New preventative health services to come
Our new office also includes a treatment room to support Hospital in the Home-like services, making it easier for us to offer preventative health care to our community.
To learn more about events and activities at St Lukes’ wellness hubs in Launceston and Hobart, visit their website.
This information is general in nature and individualised medical advice should be sought from a general practitioner (GP) or appropriate medical practitioner.
