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Pearson Webinar + Telehealth Tools Thursday - WISC-V & CELF-P3

Allied Health Telehealth Psychologists Pearson Clinical assessments Add Ons Speech Pathology Video Telehealth

Did you know Coviu and Pearson Clinical have partnered to integrate the digital stimulus books of commonly used assessments into Coviu's video telehealth platform?

Coviu Forms National Partnership with AHPA

Allied Health Video Consultations partnership Announcement

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with AHPA - the recognised national voice for allied health professions. AHPA collectively represents and advocates on behalf of roughly 130,000 allied health professionals who provide services across a range of settings.

Pearson WAIS-IV A&NZ Assessment now Available on Coviu

Allied Health Psychologists Pearson Clinical Announcement assessments Add Ons

We are excited to announce that we are building on our relationship with Pearson Clinical by adding the digital WAIS-IVA&NZ stimulus books onto our telehealth platform.

Telehealth opportunities we didn’t even realise existed!

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Enhancing Diabetes Care for People with Intellectual Disability

Allied Health Telehealth Accessibility Online consultations Digital Health NDIS

Jayne Lehmann (with daughter, Sarah)

Coviu Success Story: Making my healthcare services accessible to all

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What Telehealth Rebates Exist for Allied Health Practitioners?

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At Coviu, we understand almost 70% of Australia's healthcare funding is provided via the government. This means that reimbursements for telehealth are essential for patient and provider uptake.

10/10 rebates for Better Access Mental Health Services

Allied Health Accessability Psychology Mental Health Rural Medicare Better Access

Did you know that people living in rural and remote areas of Australia face more daily challenges and stressors than living in the main cities? These include a greater prevalence of chronic conditions, disability, and generally poorer health. In some areas reporting 8 times the hospitalisation rate for mental health-related issues.

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