As the proud presenting partner of parkrun Australia, Medibank celebrates the incredible milestone of 500 parkrun locations in Australia! 🏃♀️🏃♂️ Join us in welcoming Emerald Lake parkrun, in Victoria, to the parkrun family.
About us
At Medibank we are motivated by improving the health of all Australians and the health of our members. We are passionate about building a better health system that is centred on people, and sustainable in the long term. Medibank’s core business is the underwriting and distribution of private health insurance policies through our two brands, Medibank and ahm. We also provide a range of integrated healthcare services to our private health insurance policyholders, government, corporate and other retail customers. Medibank’s headquarters are in Melbourne, Victoria, with operations throughout Australia.
- Website
-
https://www.medibank.com.au
External link for Medibank
- Industry
- Insurance
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Victoria
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Health Insurance, industry health services, travel health, travel insurance, pet insurance, life insurance, medical screening, job capacity assessments, travel medicine, rapid care clinics, injury management, health management programs, occupational health, Healthcare, Mental Health, Nurse Triage, General Practitioners, Clinical, and Counselling
Locations
-
Primary
720 Bourke Street Docklands
Melbourne
Victoria, 3008, AU
Employees at Medibank
Updates
-
We're proud to be the official health partner of 36 Months, and we support their push to help protect the mental health of young people by delaying the legal age teenagers can sign up for social media. We're pleased to see the government has announced they are introducing legislation that will support this initiative -- an important next step in helping young people's wellbeing.
-
We Are Lonely, our podcast that aims to bring loneliness out into the open and help people find ways to connect, has just been recognised as one the world’s best podcasts, winning 2 Bronze Awards at this year's Signal Awards. We Are Lonely joins the ranks of influential podcasts like All There Is with Anderson Cooper and Unlocking Us with Brene Brown, all of which have been recognised for storytelling that is defining our culture. Congratulations to the team involved at Medibank and Ranieri & Co. Listen now below! Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gEQCeD9a Apple: https://lnkd.in/gRBCcTRX
-
As we near the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’d like to share Medibank’s Geo Project Manager Simon Hogan story about the lessons he learnt upon becoming a father (now of two) and his dedication to empowering other dads to reach out, build connections and have open conversations about all things fatherhood – the celebrations, the challenges and everything in between. Read Simon's story in our latest Humans of Medibank article: https://lnkd.in/gwYivk7Y
-
Yesterday, we released a comprehensive report on the future of home hospitals in Australia. One of the case studies featured in this report was My Home Hospital, an SA Health service, which is delivered through the Calvary Amplar Health Joint Venture. See how this model of care comes to life plus some highlights from the report in the below video 👇 Read the Newsroom article here: https://lnkd.in/gxHZ28aE Amplar Health
-
Medibank reposted this
Bricks and mortar hospitals will always play an important role in the health system, but expensive acute hospitals should not be the only option. We know many patients want to be treated in the comfort of their own home and it frees up precious beds for those that really need it. Today we released the results of a Medibank commissioned KPMG report. In 2030, 350,000 patients could be treated in the home instead of a hospital, substituting up to 1.2 million bed days and saving up to $1 billion. The report looked closely at SA Health’s My Home Hospital service and the work @chrispicton and his team are delivering to the community, a prime example of emerging models being embraced to support the economic and patient needs of the health system. https://lnkd.in/gK6BSwUn MedibankCalvary Amplar Health Joint Venture Sarah McRae Amplar Health Chris Picton
-
Medibank reposted this
Home hospitals are already proving to ease pressure on our hospital system – and today we announced a commissioned KPMG report that sheds light on just how much more they could do with wider adoption. In 2030, 350,000 patients could be treated in the home instead of a hospital, substituting up to 1.2 million physical bed days and saving up to $1 billion. As part of the health transition, we’re calling for a significant expansion of home hospitals across the nation, not just because of the economic benefits but most importantly, because patients want more access, choice and control in where and how they receive their healthcare. #healthcare #healthtransition https://lnkd.in/gjVBHGhS
Medibank calls for expansion of hospital care in the home
medibank.com.au
-
Earlier today, we released a comprehensive report on the future of home hospitals in Australia. In the KPMG Australia report, commissioned by Medibank, we explore the potential impact of the significant expansion of this model of care with real-world case studies demonstrating how the home hospital model of care can deliver cost savings, improve access and enhance care. 🔍 Dive into the full report below.
-
Medibank is calling for a significant expansion of hospital care in the home across Australia to alleviate pressure on the healthcare system. A new KPMG Australia report commissioned by Medibank reveals the incredible potential of hospital care in the home, highlighting: Cost savings: Up to $1 billion in healthcare costs and $6.4 billion in capital expenditure by 2030 Improved access: Around 350,000 patients could receive hospital-level care in their home in 2030 Enhanced care: Hospital care in the home offers quality care comparable to traditional hospitals, with lower risks of hospital-acquired complications and high patient satisfaction Hospital care in the home replicates the level of care provided in traditional ‘bricks and mortar’ hospitals, providing acute care to patients in the comfort of their own homes using a combination of technological interventions and direct face-to-face care by doctors, nurses and allied health professionals. Medibank CEO David Koczkar welcomed the report, which responds to calls from patients for more ‘in-home’ care. “Australia is currently over-reliant on traditional inpatient care settings at the expense of access and choice for patients. There is a health transition underway and we are trailing behind many other countries when it comes to the uptake of more fit-for-purpose and economically sustainable models of care,” Mr Koczkar said. “Bricks and mortar hospitals will always play an important role in the health system, but expensive acute hospitals should not be the only option. We know patients want the option to be treated in the comfort of their own home and it frees up precious beds for those that really need it. Care decisions between a patient and their doctor should be driven by choice, rather than the lack of it.” Read the News Room article here: https://lnkd.in/gxHZ28aE
-
October is Mental Health Awareness Month and to help our customers with their own mental health and wellbeing, we’ve teamed up with Calm to offer Live Better rewards members a three-month trial of Calm Premium. Calm is one of the world’s leading mental health apps for meditation, sleep and relaxation with a range of science-backed content and activities for daily mental health support. For more information on the offer, visit https://lnkd.in/ghrP9bZV