Digital transformation in healthcare is not about technology for its own sake. It is about making work easier for our workforce and improving the way we deliver care.

Aspen Medical's Chief Medical Officer, Dr Katrina Sanders, believes that AI in healthcare must be governed as an interconnected system, not individual tools, as risks emerge from interactions across the AI stack, requiring practical, system-level oversight and accountability.

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 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 announced the launch of Vitaport, an all-in-one workplace employee engagement platform that utilises agentic AI to transform workforce health, wellbeing and cultural connection.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has announced two recipients of its 2025 Fiji Health Workforce Capacity Scholarships, providing full support for postgraduate study in neonatal care.

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.

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.

No two days are the same for Aspen Medical Virtual Health Clinician Jack Davies. As an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) supporting a national triage service, he may be supporting new parents, unsure of whether their baby’s symptoms are serious or not, provide first aid advice for a cut finger, engage in a triage assessment for an elderly caller who has suffered a fall or use his clinical decision making to assess respiratory symptoms. The situations are wide and varied.