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Excellence in Large Business: A Win for Our Patients and Our Team
Joint Vision received the Excellence in Large Business award at the 2025 IMB Bank Illawarra Business Awards, with the team reflecting on what the integrated model means for patients.
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September 21, 2025
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At the 2025 IMB Bank Illawarra Business Awards, Joint Vision Orthopaedic Group received the award for Excellence in Large Business.
Founded in 2020, Joint Vision has grown into a large multidisciplinary musculoskeletal clinic, bringing together surgeons, allied health professionals, imaging, rehabilitation and research in one place. The integrated model is designed to reduce delays and support collaboration across a patient's care.
A team achievement
CEO Wynter Dares said the award was a proud moment for the organisation.
This recognition is really a tribute to our people. From our surgeons and allied health professionals to our researchers and support staff, they are the ones who bring Joint Vision to life every day. This is their achievement.
Dr Meghan Dares added:
We're proud to show what Wollongong can deliver, and even more proud to call this community our home base as we continue to grow.
The clinical team
Dr Sheraz Anjum reflected on what drives the group forward.
Every patient is unique, and every case is different. Our integrated approach means we're not just treating conditions, we're working together to restore lives.
Dr Anil Goudar added:
What excites me is seeing the whole pathway of care under one roof. From diagnosis through to surgery and rehab, patients don't fall through the cracks. That's what makes this model so powerful.
Looking ahead
The award comes during a period of growth. Joint Vision has doubled its clinical footprint in Wollongong, established the Joint Vision Orthopaedic Research Institute in partnership with the University of Wollongong, and continues to plan for expansion across the region.
You can read about Joint Vision, the research institute, or meet the team.
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