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.

In high-risk environments, getting healthcare to the right person at the right time can mean the difference between life and death. Telemedicine offers a way forward, but only if it's operationalised with intent, rigour and agility, says Aspen Medical's Chief Medical Officer Dr Katrina Sanders.

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.

Aspen Medical is a sovereign, veteran-owned partner delivering global, deployable health solutions to defence and national security sectors, strengthening Australia’s resilience and supporting those who serve.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has launched its 2024/25 Impact Report in Canberra, showcasing a year of targeted programs, meaningful partnerships and measurable outcomes across Australia and the Pacific.

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.