Visionflex

21/09/2026

Virtual care is changing where and how people receive treatment. This Dementia Action Week (21–27 Sept), we're looking at what that means for people living with dementia.

Being moved into an unfamiliar environment can trigger real distress for someone living with dementia.

Virtual care changes that. Patients stay where they feel safe, families join the conversation from anywhere, and clinicians get a clearer picture of what's happening.

Dementia Australia's digital toolkit contains helpful resources and encourages conversations around dementia. Well worth a look.
🔗 Download the toolkit: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01nGHb0

Book a discovery call this Dementia Action Week to chat to our team and find out how virtual care could work for your aged care service.
https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01nGHm0

17/09/2026

At , three health leaders came together to tackle a hard question: why does virtual care work brilliantly at launch and quietly fade six months later?

Their answer: the model of care and considered implementation matter just as much as the platform. Here's what we learned.

Read the recap 👇
https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01n6WK0

Explore what stood out when we brought together rural health leaders to talk about the challenges and opportunities available to address the equity gap facing rural and remote Australians.

31/08/2026

What will it take to address the equity gap for rural and remote Australians? That was the question we were exploring in our recent webinar, Tackling the Equity Gap for Rural and Remote Australians, in partnership with Health Services Daily.

With The Hon. Bronnie Taylor, A/Prof Shannon Nott, Ben Chiarella and Josh Mundey, there was plenty to unpack, from models of care and scope of practice to funding, workforce and how we can build on what’s already working.

We’ve pulled together a wrap-up of the key themes and takeaways from the conversation in our latest blog post.

👉 Read the full story or watch the webinar on-demand:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01kKR-0

Explore what stood out when we brought together rural health leaders to talk about the challenges and opportunities available to address the equity gap facing rural and remote Australians.

07/08/2026

This week, the Visionflex team spent two days at NRRHC, co-located with the National Indigenous Healthcare Forum, in Sydney. One thing kept coming up: technology is not the answer. It's the enabler.

Day 2 featured a panel with Lindsay Moore (consultmed), Ben Chiarella (Visionflex) and Amy Coghill (SWSLHD), moderated by Abe Warwick (Visionflex), where they discussed the barriers and the proven pathways to advance virtual care adoption in rural and remote communities and a few things stood out:

Build the model around the clinicians and capabilities that are already in place, not just around the technology. Empowering existing local health providers with specialist advice and guidance in a timely manner is where the trust between patients and the care system begins.

Context and flexibility matters. No two towns need the same model. Virtual care models must be built with local input and engagement.

Don't try to transform your whole service overnight. Break it down into small, achievable changes over time equals big wins.

And none of it works without investing in the people delivering it.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk all things remote and Indigenous health. Small crowd, big appetite for change.

Missed us but want to find out more?
Visit our website to discover the power of clinical virtual care or book a discovery call today: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01d-Gd0

05/08/2026

Day 1 wrapped! We're at the National Rural and Remote Healthcare Conference, co-located with the National Indigenous Healthcare Forum, in Sydney partnering with the team at Consultmed to showcase the latest in digital and virtual care platforms expanding access to care across Australia.

On Day 2, our own Ben Chiarella will be on-stage at 11am with a star panel, with Amy Coghill from SWSLHD and Lindsay Moore from Consultmed, as they explore how we advance virtual care for rural and remote communities and make sure no postcode is left behind.

Plus the Visionflex team will be back for more great conversations and live demos of our virtual care platform. Come find us!

Can't come see us in person? Book a demo today: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01bm_90

30/07/2026

A nurse who no longer has to make the toughest calls alone, patients seen by a specialist without leaving their community, and a rural town that finally has care through the night.

That's the difference the Wānaka Overnight Acute Care program is making for the local community, run by Central Otago Health Services and powered by Spark Health and Visionflex.

📹 Watch the full video: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017SN80
🔗 Read the full case study: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017SN90

27/07/2026

We're proud to be partnering with Charles Sturt University School of Rural Medicine to embed virtual clinical training into its medical programs.

Medical education is evolving to meet one of Australia's biggest healthcare challenges.

This partnership is about preparing future clinicians to deliver high-quality care across rural and remote Australia while exploring scalable models that improve access for communities facing workforce shortages.

By giving students hands-on experience with virtual care, we're helping build a workforce that's ready for the future of healthcare.

We look forward to working alongside Charles Sturt University as they continue to innovate in rural health education and research.

Read more here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017SYV0

27/07/2026

Your post code shouldn't decide your healthcare. Rural and remote Australians are still waiting longer, travelling further, and going without.

Join us for this free webinar, hosted by Health Services Daily, as our CEO, Joshua Mundey, leads a discussion on the role technology and virtual care can play in improving equitable access to healthcare for rural and remote communities.

📅 Next Tuesday 4 August, 2026
🕑 2pm – 3pm AEST
📍 Virtual & Free

Register now to join live or receive the on-demand recording after the live session.
👉 Register: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017vpr0

Meet the speakers:

A/Prof Shannon Nott, Chief Medical Officer at Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, who will explore how virtual care, digital infrastructure and innovative workforce models can strengthen rural healthcare delivery.

The Hon Bronnie Taylor, Non-Executive Director of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and Former Minister for Women, Regional Health and Mental Health at Government of New South Wales (NSW Government), who will discuss the system and workforce reforms needed to create a more sustainable and equitable rural health system.

Ben Chiarella, Registered Nurse, and Director of Clinical Innovation at Visionflex, who will share how virtual care is working to support clinicians, improve workforce flexibility and helping overcome the challenges of delivering healthcare in rural and remote communities

21/07/2026

Up to 90 minutes faster treatment, 80% of patients treated without ever leaving Wānaka, and rural nurses who no longer feel alone at 2am. That's what the Wānaka Overnight Acute Care Clinic is achieving with Spark Health and Visionflex.

🔗 Read the full case study: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H016G2c0

09/07/2026

FY26 was an exciting period for Visionflex. We finished the year with the announcement of our contract to supply Visionflex hardware across the NSW Health network in 2026.

The Visionflex hardware rollout will strengthen out-of-hospital community care, including Hospital in the Home (HITH), by equipping clinicians with clinical-grade technology to remotely monitor patients and support safe, high-quality care in community and home settings.

It's another great step towards closing the access gap and giving clinicians greater visibility of patients in the community, supporting earlier intervention and helping more people access care closer to home.

Read more about the announcement below:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/H014VVh0