Aspen Medical has stepped up to plug Australia's personal protective equipment (PPE) gap with the launch of a new manufacturing facility with support from the Queensland Government’s Advance Queensland Industry Attraction Fund. The new facility is based in Brendale, a suburb of Brisbane.

The 51-bed COVID-19 Surge Facility was designed in seven days and took 37 days to complete. The facility utilises the latest infectious disease design standards from the WHO and CDC.

The 100th GP-led respiratory clinic to be established by Aspen Medical on behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health opened today in Mudgee, New South Wales, as part of the Australian Government’s $2.4 billion health response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Recent media articles around the Ruby Princess have misreported our role on board the vessel. For clarity and with the agreement of our client and other key stakeholders we are happy to clarify our role. Please click the headline to read our statement. 

Princess Cruises has contractred Aspen Medical to provide health and wellbeing monitoring, security, food service and cleaning at a land-based quarantine facility in Japan. The facility will house the remaining staff from the cruise liner for a 14-day isolation period. 

Our Clinical team in Canberra has prepared Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) around COVID-19 (formerly known as 2019-nCoV)

An official ground-breaking ceremony for the first of six world-class primary healthcare centres to be built across nine areas of Abu Dhabi and Al Ain was held on 11 December 2019 at Abu Samrah in the UAE. The clinics will be designed, built and operated by Aspen Medical under a contract with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi 

Aspen Medical, in partnership with the Canberra Business Chamber, has announced the launch of a mentoring program for Canberra-based businesses exporting to the world from Australia’s capital city.

Sixty-six health professionals and supporting team were awarded the Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal by His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, at a ceremony held at Government House on Thursday, 05 September 2019.  The medal is presented to those who perform humanitarian service in a foreign country, in particular those working in dangerous environments or during a humanitarian crisis.

The Federal Government’s Department of Health has awarded 3-year contracts to Aspen Medical subsidiaries, Remote Area Health Corps (RAHC) and the Rural Locum Assistance Program (Rural LAP), to provide support to the rural and remote health workforce across Australia.