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Digital Health

Connected tools. Real outcomes. Whānau at the centre.

Care That Reaches Whānau — Wherever They Are

Telehealth and telemedicine are transforming the way whānau access care — from home, from the marae, or across remote communities.

By removing travel barriers and making virtual consults easier, digital health opens the door to timely support, especially for those in rural or underserved areas. It enables early intervention and long-term condition management through remote monitoring and real-time insights.

For providers, this means less paperwork and more time with people. For whānau, it means care that’s closer, more connected, and delivered in a way that respects their world.

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Medwand

MedWand is a clinical tool that enables kaimahi to check vital signs, listen to the heart and lungs, and examine the ears, throat, and skin — all from a distance. It brings real-time health checks into virtual care, helping detect issues early and keeping support close to whānau, wherever they are.

A medical device called a glucose meter with a test strip port, used to measure blood sugar levels.

Flowchart illustrating the process of medical data collection and sharing: 1. Patient or assistant connects to the VirtualCare app. 2. Clinical-grade MedWand sensors collect vital data. 3. Data is securely stored in the cloud. 4. Clinician can view captured or live data via video conferencing. 5. AI performs anomaly detection in the cloud. 6. Data and notes can be exported to the patient's electronic health record.

Coala

Coala is a smart, easy-to-use heart monitor that records ECGs and heart sounds from home. With instant results and advanced rhythm detection, it gives whānau peace of mind — and providers the insights to act early. No wires. No guesswork.

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