Our purpose
Boosting healthy life expectancy for all
(because life is too good not to fully live it)
Our vision
A world where no one, regardless of their background or location has to suffer or die before their time of a preventable disease.
Our mission
Revolutionising chronic disease prevention by empowering individuals to proactively manage their health and making clinicians lives easier through advanced automation.
The problems we are tackling
The Ugly Truth
✘ 900,000 Australians have undiagnosed diabetes or pre-diabetes
✘ 50% don't access recommended cancer screening
✘ 2.9 million have undiagnosed hypertension
✘ 1.5 million have chronic kidney disease, but don't know it
✘ 85% of us visit a GP every year but there are systemic obstacles to GPs providing quality preventive care
✘ 26% of us are feeling depressed and the majority don’t access professional support
Despite these alarming statistics only 2% of federal government health expenditure is allocated to prevention. This is not sustainable.
Change is needed
In 2024 preventable chronic disease is impacting too many Australians.
We are a purpose driven organisation who are passionate about driving transformation to a prevention first healthcare system.
We need an easily adoptable healthcare model that is built upon wellness not sickness. Digital health provides a great opportunity to achieve this.
Businesses are essential partners and catalysts to improving health. Even a basic level of investment can create a positive return. This is achieved through reduced absenteeism, presenteeism, workers compensation claims, staff turnover and improved productivity.
Our mission is to make managing health easier for organisations while improving the physical and mental health of our population.
To achieve this, we provide cost effective and easy to implement solutions, that provide credible insights easily translated to meaningful change. If you're interested in learning more or working with us, we would love to hear from you.
References
Australian Bureau of Statistics. Australian Health Survey: Biomedical results for chronic disease. ABS. Canberra August 2013.
Australian Bureau of Statistics. National health survey 2014-15. ABS Canberra 29 March 2017
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2016. Australia’s health 2016. Australia’s health series no. 15. Cat. no. AUS 199. Canberra: AIHW.
Australian Psychological Society. Stress and wellbeing: How Australians are coping with life. Stress and wellbeing in Australia survey 2015
Primary Health Care Advisory Group 2015. Better outcomes for people with chronic and complex health conditions through primary health care: discussion paper. August 2015. Canberra: Primary Health Care Advisory Group.
Biggs A, Jolly R. Improving the health of all Australians: the role of preventative health. Parliament of Australia. Canberra. October 2010.