For 56 days in remote Antarctic waters, Aspen Medical provided proactive healthcare aboard CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator, supporting crew and scientists with clinical care, prevention and wellbeing programs to maintain health, safety and mission readiness during critical research.

Aspen Medical is partnering with healthcare professionals in Lviv, Ukraine, to advance research into innovative treatments for combat-related trauma and PTSD, building on its broader work in trauma care, rehabilitation, medical education and health system strengthening.

The Aspen Medical Foundation is proud to continue its long-standing partnership with Malpa, supporting health and wellbeing outcomes for First Nations communities. As Malpa welcomes new CEO Tracey Thompson, we look forward to helping expand the Young Doctors program and its impact across Australia.

Few Australians have first-hand experience responding to Ebola outbreaks. As global health risks continue to evolve, those lessons remain highly relevant. Al Martin, Aspen Medical's Chief of Defence and National and former In-Country Director in Sierra Leone, shares insights from the frontline and what they mean today.

Australian oncology specialists visited the Aspen Medical-managed Lautoka Hospital to support Fijian clinicians through mentorship, knowledge sharing and clinical collaboration, helping strengthen cancer care services and specialist capability across Fiji.

Agentic AI is reshaping workplace wellbeing by bridging organisational governance with personalised employee support - delivering timely, contextual care that improves engagement, reduces psychosocial risk, and transforms wellbeing into a measurable performance system.

Marking Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Aspen Medical Disability Inclusion Lead Ben Clare says organisations must prioritise accessible digital design to improve inclusion and reduce barriers for people living with disability.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has partnered with the Gallipoli Scholarship Fund to support First Nations and Pacific Islander students pursuing healthcare careers, with inaugural recipient Jackson Coaby recognised at the Australian War Memorial.

How an aeronautical engineer established one of world’s biggest health services companies and brought the Invictus Games to Australia.