Medibank to invest an extra $50m into mental health
Medibank is investing $50 million over the next five years into mental health, with the aim of improving access, innovation and prevention for its customers.
19 March 2025We’re not doing enough for Australia’s seriously mentally ill
Despite Australia’s recent elevation to the top five world health systems, we still have significant inequity in the medical and social care available for those with serious mental illnesses, especially for those living in regional Australia.
14 October 2019“It changed my life” – new pilot program ridding Australians of chronic knee pain
An Australian-first pilot program exploring whether diet and exercise can be effective in helping patients with chronic knee pain has seen one participant lose 22kg, avoid surgery, and return to marathon running.
9 October 2019Medibank and Smiling Mind partner to bring mindfulness to more families
A new partnership with Medibank and Smiling Mind expected to reach millions of Australians with mindfulness meditation tools
3 October 2019Why Medibank believes in volunteering
Marking the Australian Red Cross’ annual Emergency Prep Week campaign (23-29 September 2019), Medibank employees are giving back to causes they care about, at a time and place that works for them.
26 September 2019Why data matters when you’re faced with a medical emergency
As a recent patient, I got a new insight into life as a Medibank customer. I now have a clearer picture on what data quality and accuracy really means when you’re lying in a hospital bed.
25 September 2019Why getting physical is good for business
Does your business create road blocks for employees wanting to improve their physical health or do you enable it?
11 September 2019How cloud technology is driving a new experience for Medibank customers
Companies must find innovative ways to keep-up with customer demand - delivering new capabilities and functionality, whilst making it simple and intuitive.
9 September 2019Medibank and ahm response to ACCC proceedings
Medibank and ahm today responded to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) proceedings
3 September 2019