Joondalup does something unusual for a Perth suburb: it concentrates the things people need accessible transport for into one walkable centre, then surrounds it with thirty kilometres of low-density coastal suburbs where getting anywhere without a car is genuinely hard. That gap is most of our work up here.
Joondalup Health Campus is the anchor. It runs both a public and a private hospital on the one Grand Boulevard site, with an emergency department, day surgery, rehabilitation and outpatient clinics. Discharges are the trips that go wrong most often for wheelchair users, because they happen when the ward says so rather than when it suits a timetable. We take standing discharge bookings and we would rather you called us early and adjusted the time than waited until you were sitting in a corridor.
Beyond the hospital, the northern corridor stretches from Hillarys and Sorrento up through Currambine, Clarkson and Butler to Yanchep. Distances are long and the accessible taxi supply thins out the further north you go. Pre-booking matters more here than almost anywhere else in the metro, particularly for early flights and morning clinic slots in the city.