As Australia’s primary care health system continues to evolve, the need for integrated, digitally enabled, and person-centred care has never been greater. At the forefront of this transformation is Amplar Health, a leading provider of health services across virtual care, homecare, primary and community care — and a proud Silver Sponsor of the Primary Care, Digitally Connected conference.

A Holistic Approach to Health

Part of the Medibank Group, Amplar Health brings together a network of services including telehealth, hospital-in-the-home, preventative health programs, and primary care clinics. Their mission is clear: to make health more personal by co-creating tailored solutions with government, business, and not-for-profit partners.

With over 30 years of experience and more than 1,500 health professionals — including GPs, nurses, allied health providers, and care coordinators — Amplar Health is uniquely positioned to support Australians across the full spectrum of care.

Supporting Primary Care Through Innovation

Amplar Health’s work directly supports the primary care sector in several ways:

• Virtual Health: Amplar Health 24/7 support, via phone, video, SMS, email, and web chat, complements primary care across Australia. Their services include GP telehealth, mental health counselling, and addiction support.
  Structured call flows and clinical tools ensure safe, consistent care.
  Health concierge teams help patients navigate complex care pathways.
• Prevention and health management: Tailored programs help people stay well and manage chronic conditions. Services include health coaching, care coordination, and digital tools to support behaviour change. Programs are co-designed with funders to meet population health needs. The focus is on early intervention, reducing hospitalisations, and improving outcomes.
• At-home care: Acute care services are delivered in the comfort of patients’ homes. Clinicians use remote monitoring and face-to-face support to manage recovery safely. Programs are designed in partnership with funders to meet local health needs. Care includes post-surgical support as an alternative to hospital visits, community care such as nursing and allied health services, as well as aged care services helping individuals remain independent at home. This model helps reduce hospital pressure and improve patient outcomes.

A Shared Vision for Connected Care

Amplar Health’s sponsorship of the Primary Care, Digitally Connected conference highlights a shared vision: a future where technology, collaboration, and patient-centred design come together to create a more connected and sustainable health system.

Amplar Health’s presence at the conference will contribute valuable insights into how integrated models of care — supported by digital tools — can enhance access, choice, and outcomes for communities across Australia.

Join us on October 21 in Sydney to hear more from Amplar Health and other leaders shaping the future of primary care.