HealthLink acquisitions grow Australasian presence for Clanwilliam

Secure messaging services come under new ownership

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Howard Beggs, Clanwilliam Group

Telstra Health has sold its secure healthcare messaging and e-referrals business to Clanwilliam-owned HealthLink.

This acquisition aligns to Clanwilliam’s Australian growth strategy which focuses on expanding its network of healthcare providers, advancing its technologies, and enhancing customer experiences.

Operating for more than 15 years, HealthLink is one of Australia and New Zealand’s leading healthcare technology businesses, connecting more than 15,000 medical organisations and exchanging more than 100 million clinical messages and forms annually.

Clanwilliam founder and group chief executive Howard Beggs said: “As an Irish-founded company we’ve rapidly accelerated our growth in recent years to become the global healthcare technology and services company we are today with over 1,000 employees working across three continents.”

David Young, managing director, Clanwilliam Australia, said: “Our priority right now is ensuring a seamless transition for our new customers. We are committed to maintaining the high standards and quality of service that they are used to, as well as offering new and innovative solutions to our expanded customer base.”

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