Events The pieces already exist: inside the push to close Australia’s rural health gap. With Health Services Daily, we brought together rural health leaders to wade through the health access equity gap and get to the heart of the issue.
Events Community. Culture. Country. The Visionflex team reflect on key take learnings from the NACCHO Members Conference and how ACCHOs can replicate a community-governed virtual care model.
Events Bringing healthcare back to Country: Visionflex technology to be showcased at the NACCHO Members’ Conference Urapuntja Health Service, Aspen Medical and Visionflex are working together to tackle the most important roadblocks to care in Indigenous communities at NACCHO 2025.
Blog ∙ Events Sustainable telehealth – our planet, our health We take a look at the important role telehealth plays in delivering sustainable healthcare services to communities around the globe.
Events ∙ News Visionflex chooses Vonage to power remote healthcare services Visionflex chooses Vonage (Nasdaq: VG) to power the future of telehealth and remote diagnostic equipment for medical professionals through the Vonage Communication Platform (VCP).
Blog ∙ Events Telehealth – spanning Australia’s heart health divide 1.4 million Australians have a high chance of having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years. Many are unaware of this risk.
Events ∙ News Visionflex and 1st Group enter agreement for ASX telehealth merger Visionflex has entered into an agreement to merge with the ASX-listed digital health company, 1st Group Limited (ASX: 1ST).
Events Telehealth services for rural women Rural women account for a quarter of the world’s population and are less likely to have access to quality health services.
Events ∙ News October is Australia’s National Telehealth Awareness Month! A whole month in which to promote and share industry stories and experiences that increase public awareness and understanding.
Events ∙ News Welcoming The Hon. Rob Stokes MP to Visionflex HQ Visionflex’s telehealth solutions are “astounding” and will help improve access to specialist health services according to Rob Stokes.
