Aspen Medical is working with Ukrainian, industry and research partners to advance frontline military medicine, including drone delivery of freeze-dried plasma, operational research and innovative solutions for contested environments.

To mark a decade of B Corp certification, our GM - Corporate Services Sean Ryan sat down with the team from B Lab to chat about what it has meant to our business.

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.

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

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.

Former Australian Army nursing officer Celie Bright-Perry’s career reflects the strengths Aspen Medical values most: clinical excellence, operational readiness and calm leadership in complex and challenging environments.

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.

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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.