ANDHealth today announced the release of its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year marked by transformative impact, continued extraordinary sector-wide growth, and a landmark $33 million funding commitment from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to evolve and expand the ANDHealth+ program until 2030.

The 2025 Annual Report details the ANDHealth team’s work across the 2025 financial year supporting digital and connected health companies to scale globally, delivering non-dilutive investment programs and hands-on support that resulted in critical outcomes on follow-on funding raised, revenue generated, jobs created and patients impacted at rates that far surpass other leading accelerator programs across technology and health.

“Our commitment to accelerating the commercialisation and uptake of evidence-based digital and connected health technologies in Australia has never been stronger,” said ANDHealth Chief Executive Bronwyn Le Grice.  

“Australia’s digital and connected health sector is now a cornerstone of the national innovation landscape. We are proud to be driving best practice, market access, and compelling results for the companies we work with. We are especially proud of the real-world impact of these cutting-edge Australian technologies with more than 2.9 million patients impacted, to 30 June 2025, a 136 per cent increase from FY24.”

“Beyond the economic impact of our flagship programs, ANDHealth’s broader impact cannot be underestimated,” Ms Le Grice said.

As of 30 June 2025, the ANDHealth team had supported digital and connected health SMEs with over 1,100 hours of one-on-one coaching and mentoring sessions, driving industry growth, commercialisation outcomes and economic and health benefits for all Australians.

Across the 2025 financial year, we delivered 79 programs and events across the year, which resulted in over 690 hours of direct programming being delivered to more than 2,700 participants.

“We are incredibly grateful for the many partners that invest in and support our programs, as we would be unable to support the industry at scale without their ongoing commitment,” Ms Le Grice said.

“Our impact this year is a credit to the unwavering dedication of our team, the vision of Australia’s digital and connected health innovators, and the strong support from our partners and government.”

Read our FY25 Annual Report