For eighteen years Pro Medicus has been recognised as a major developer of software and IT solutions and provider of ancillary products, hardware and services to the healthcare industry.

Established in 1983 by Dr Sam Hupert, a general medical practitioner, and Anthony Hall, an award-wining software engineer, Pro Medicus aimed to provide a class-leading range of products and services to address the specific IT needs of the healthcare industry.

Pro Medicus now provides healthcare IT solutions to large corporate groups, such as Mayne Health and Medical Imaging Australasia Ltd, specialist physicians and surgeons, GPs and allied health professionals.

Our suite of products comprises our "core" applications and e-health offerings. We also provide comprehensive services in network design and structure, training, hardware configuration and technical support.

Core Applications
Our core applications comprise a comprehensive infrastructure for all practice operations ranging from medical accounting, clinical reporting and appointments management through to electronic Medicare communication, marketing and information management functions. Central to this infrastructure is the Practice Management System. From here clients can make use of our value-added products which include the Appointments System, Management Information System and Medclaims EDI module.

E-health Framework
Pro Medicus has fortified its position and strength in health informatics with the development of an e-health, Internet-based framework, promedicus.net. The first product on this network is the Promedicus.net Secure Email System.

This revolutionary system enables referring doctors and medical practices to receive encrypted clinical reports, via the Internet, to a centralised "In-Tray" run on a doctor’s computer.

Pro Medicus logs and fully manages the process from departure to receipt of the reports, aiding duty-of-care requirements and providing added reliability.

The timely and secure electronic delivery of clinical results is expected to significantly improve service and care received by patients. This is in line with the Government’s agenda to vastly improve IT in the healthcare sector.