One of the nation's biggest private hospital operators, the Calvary group, is holding discussions with a range of multi-national and local IT companies to roll out a range of cutting edge tele-health services across its nationwide network.
Calvary, known as the Little Company of Mary Health Care and with turnover in excess of $1 billion, is also talking to state governments about expanding its management of public hospital facilities. It currently runs four, in the ACT, NSW and Victoria.
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