The Aspen Medical-managed Lautoka Hospital has surpassed 1,000 cardiothoracic and cardiac procedures on Friday 20 February 2026, marking a historic milestone for specialised healthcare services in Fiji.
The milestone is the result of significant investment by Aspen Medical in cardiac procedures, infrastructure and specialised capability over the past three years.

Aspen Medical and ICME Healthcare join forces to deliver end-to-end healthcare solutions across the Middle East, South-East Asia and Africa.

Aspen Medical has collaborated with US-based medical technology company NIRSense to support frontline trauma care for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, through the donation of advanced portable tissue oximetry monitoring systems.

The cardiac team at the Aspen Medical-managed Lautoka Hospital in Fiji has successfully performed the first Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) guided coronary stenting procedure at the hospital’s recently opened Cardiac Catheterisation (Cath) Lab.

Aspen Medical has been honoured with a 2025 Global Impact Vanguard Award from the International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) in recognition of exceptional performance delivering healthcare services in one of the world’s most challenging environments.

Aspen Medical has been recognised at the 2025 NATO Innovation Challenge in London, receiving a certificate of excellence. The company was selected as one of only 10 finalists from 175 international entries. The challenge, which focused on delivering medical care in transparent and contested battlespaces, brought together defence and technology leaders from around the world.

Aspen Medical has achieved another significant milestone with the successful completion of the first-ever cardiac stenting procedure at the Lautoka Hospital Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory. The hospital is also celebrating more than 300 cardiac surgeries since 2022.

In a first for any hospital across the Pacific, Aspen Medical–managed Ba Hospital has officially earned the prestigious Gold Seal of Approval® from Joint Commission International (JCI), a globally recognised symbol of quality that reflects an organisation’s commitment to meeting international standards for patient safety and quality of care.

Aspen Medical and Leidos Australia have entered into a teaming agreement to bid for the Australian Defence Contracted Health System (ADCHS) program — a significant opportunity to redefine how healthcare supports the readiness of Australia’s Defence Force (ADF).

Aspen Medical’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr Katrina Sanders, delivered a powerful case for rethinking virtual care in defence, disaster and remote contexts at the recent Australasian Military Medicine Association (AMMA) conference held in Adelaide.