Digital rehab for Tasmanian heart patients
Tasmanians living with heart disease will soon be able to rehabilitate from cardiac episodes virtually in an Australian-first deal with a state government.
Read MoreIn The News – Heart Health App
Watch the interview on Win News Tasmania featuring John Kirwan CEO Royal Flying Doctors, Helen Souris CEO Cardihab and Dr Paul MacIntyre Clinical Director Acute Medical Services.
Read MoreCardihab to partner with Tasmanian Health Service and Royal Flying Doctor Service
Cardihab is pleased to announce a state-wide agreement with the Tasmanian Department of Health and Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania…
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day 2021 – Five dynamic women kicking mega goals.
We are pleased to announce that Helen Souris was among the women interviewed by Information Age who spoke to five female…
Read MoreLetter from the CEO – Bringing it home in 2020: We shouldn’t have needed a pandemic to recognise that digital health solutions are key to enabling patient-centred health care.
In a year best described as ‘challenging’, innovation has become much more than a buzzword. In fact, it has become…
Read MoreDigital Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) programs can improve participation rates
One of the key benefits of the CardihabTM program of Digital Cardiac Rehabilitation (DCR) is the ability to improve participation…
Read MoreCardihab would like to congratulate Associate Professor Melinda Carrington from Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute
Cardihab would like to congratulate Associate Professor Melinda Carrington from Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute who was recently awarded the…
Read MoreCongratulations to Helen Souris CEO of Cardihab our winner for the Innovate Health Digitally Delivered Event
Helen Souris presented at the Innovate Health #innov8health Pitchfest 2020 event to showcase our platform and share our story of…
Read MoreKeeping on track with a heart health app
Helping patients stay motivated and engaged in their recovery programs is important in the early stages post-acute cardiac event or…
Read MoreA recent article published in the Moorabool Star Weekly – Cardihab in collaboration with Medibank is helping support patients
The recent article published in the Moorabool Star Weekly shared another encouraging example of how Cardihab in collaboration with Medibank…
Read MoreThe Australian features Cardihab and Medibank project to maintain quality CR during pandemic.
The Australian recently highlighted how Medibank is using Cardihab’s remote digital cardiac rehabilitation solution to enable more people to access…
Read MoreCardihab helps Wesley Medical Research lead the way in COVID-19 rapid response research
Cardihab will help researchers understand the risk of COVID-19 infection and isolation for people with reduced heart function as part…
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