ABOUT
Michael Kenihan is a sports physiotherapist, business manager, administrator, entrepreneur, innovator, teacher and thought leader in the health and sports medicine industry.
Michael’s experience as the general manager of Australia’s largest allied health network Lifecare Health (now part of the public company Zenitas Ltd) and executive of IPN (a publicly listed general practice network) demonstrates his breadth of experience and abilities.
Michael is now a director, owner and manager at Melbourne Stem Cell Centre and the stem cell laboratory Magellan Stem Cells. Additionally, Michael, with business partner and founder Gareth Adams, have started a technology platform, R-U-Ontrak, to assist individuals track their progress towards a meaningful goal, such as recovery from an injury. The app helps users build a community of support to keep motivated and tracks activities using progress milestones.
Michael is also a business consultant to allied health practitioners and practices through his business MK HealthCare Business Consulting. This business provides a range of packages from consulting services to practices and clinicians as well as face to face courses for allied health clinicians from new graduate level to those who wish to start their own business.
““It’s satisfying to teach others what I’ve learned from my experience, reading and research,” said Michael, “The work I do provides great value for healthcare practitioners by improving the quality of their practice and practices – which also leads to greater financial success. It is my personal aspiration to live a life that is holistic in the physical, mental, social, emotional and spiritual perspectives.”