Allied-health and clinic apps in Australia typically cost A$90–180k: bookings, care plans, practitioner apps and Medicare-aware workflows, engineered for the Privacy Act's sensitive-information rules. Simpler patient tools start around A$60k; platforms holding significant health records run A$200k+. Fixed quotes, scope-locked, at Flagship.
Online bookings with practitioner availability, digital intake and consent forms, reminders that cut no-shows — connected to your existing practice-management system where possible, replacing it where it's the bottleneck.
Structured programs (rehab, physio, dietetics, psychology), home-exercise delivery, progress tracking and practitioner dashboards — the retention engine for allied-health businesses.
Secure video and messaging that meets Australian privacy expectations, with session notes and billing hooks — not a generic chat SDK bolted on.
EPC/chronic-disease item awareness, referral tracking and claiming-adjacent workflows designed with your practice's compliance reality, not against it.
Health information is sensitive information under the Privacy Act 1988 — stricter consent, storage and breach-notification duties, plus state health-records acts in Victoria, NSW and the ACT.
| Requirement | How it's handled |
|---|---|
| Australian data residency | AU-region hosting by default; data flows documented in the build plan |
| Access control | Role-based access, practitioner/patient separation, full audit trails |
| Consent | Explicit, granular, recorded — designed into intake, not a checkbox afterthought |
| Breach readiness | Notifiable Data Breaches scheme response path documented before launch |
| TGA / SaMD | If your app could be a software-based medical device, we scope classification in the Blueprint Sprint — before you commit to a build |
Two weeks, A$4,500 credited to your build: a clickable prototype your patients can test, the compliance scope, and a fixed quote. How the Blueprint Sprint works →