[ INVESTORS ]

A platform for health services, built inside the public system.

Phycera builds applications on a secure platform that connects to the electronic medical record a health service already runs.

[ 01 / THE OPPORTUNITY ]

Hospitals hold the data. Getting value from it is the hard part.

Health services have invested heavily in electronic medical records.

Those systems were built to document and order, not to give clinicians, coders and operators timely insight. Phycera closes that gap with applications that sit on top of the system a hospital already has, so there is nothing to replace.

[ 02 / WHY PHYCERA ]

Credibility you can’t shortcut.

01

Built inside the public system

Developed within the Central Adelaide Local Health Network by a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and engineers.

02

Live in intensive care

CCIS has supported two intensive care units every day since 2022, with results published in a peer-reviewed report.

03

Governed from day one

Security, ethics and technical design review were part of the build, not added at the end.

04

A platform, not a point solution

Each application builds on shared foundations, so every new tool starts from a trusted base.

[ 03 / THE MODEL ]

One platform. Many applications.

A shared platform lets Phycera, and partners building on it, bring new applications to health services faster.

Platform

Secure foundations

A read-only layer on top of the hospital EMR that keeps patient data inside the health network.

Applications

Built for each team

CCIS for intensive care, CareFlow for operations and TDO for medicine dosing, each designed with the people who use it.

Partners

Built on Phycera

AusHealth’s CODEXA clinical coding tool was built on the Phycera platform.

[ 04 / MILESTONES ]

What’s been delivered so far.

Public milestones from the Phycera build.

2022

CCIS goes live

In two intensive care units at CALHN.

2023

Ethics approval

Human research ethics approval granted.

2026

Endorsed and published

Digital Health SA’s Technical Design Review Committee endorses the platform and the implementation report is published.

2026

CODEXA in validation

AusHealth’s AI-assisted clinical coding tool, built on Phycera, enters operational validation.

[ 05 / REQUEST A BRIEFING ]

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