Aspen Medical has delivered remote healthcare services on multiple offshore energy platforms located around Australia’s coastline. These operations are typically hundreds of kilometres from shore, in highly regulated, safety-critical environments. The nature of the work—long rosters, physical demands and isolation—places increased pressure on health systems, requiring a robust, self-contained clinical capability.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has announced its scholarships for 2025. In all, 16 scholarships have been granted across Australia, Fiji and Papua New Guinea, totaling $162,500.

JP2060 Phase 3 Health Clinical Care is about delivering the next generation of deployable healthcare to the Australian Defence Force (ADF). The project aims to provide deployable clinical care through the upgrade of health equipment and expanding specialist surgical capabilities.

Aspen Medical has commenced the first phase of a $5 million upgrade program at Lautoka Hospital, which is expected to be completed in the coming months.

The Aspen Medical-managed Ba Hospital in Fiji has taken a significant leap forward with the addition of a Computer Tomography (CT) scanner, which will greatly benefit patients from Ba, Tavua, and the neighbouring areas of Rakiraki.

Aspen Medical was contracted to deliver a coordinated, end-to-end GP staffing solution for Etihad Airways.

Aspen Medical delivered tailored healthcare across 14 offshore sites, improving emergency readiness, reducing disruption and strengthening safety during complex decommissioning operations in remote, high-risk environments.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated Australia’s need for accessible, consistent virtual health services. Aspen Medical was initially engaged by a national government health agency to support urgent pandemic response efforts, providing clinical triage, remote patient monitoring and critical health advice to the public.