Our focus is the rapid deployment of 'Hub and Spoke' networks of buildings, equipment and systems for Health Care infrastructure.
We achieve lower infrastructure development and operational cost outcomes, that are local community focused and strategically located for easy general public access.
Our “hub and spoke” healthcare business model proposes remote outpatient clinics as the primary health care delivery vehicles for patients, focused on early intervention and improved prevention, with the transfer of cases requiring specialised care to central hospital facilities.
Outpatient clinics are the first line of defense for community health needs, and the gateway to more complex care provided by hospitals.
Hospitals are designed for standards compliance in three classes: from large central, traditionally built and expensive bespoke hospitals (300+ beds) with departments and facilities offering capacity to deliver complex care, to smaller specialized prefabricated rapid build hospitals (40+ beds), able to handle patient overflows from remote clinics.
Health Clinics are designed for standards compliance in two classes for suburban and rural / remote installation. These prefabricated clinics are inexpensive, rapidly built, easily accessible to the local community, and provide front line outpatient services and support for the treatment of the majority of each community’s most common medical needs.
The operation of hospital and clinic networks is achieved using SaaS hospital management software and telemedicine communication systems operating across existing national telecommunications networks. Hospital hubs are Network Operations Centres that provide logistical support, operational workflow control, real-time telemedicine services, and centralised patient records storage.