Public Pathology Australia

Public Pathology Australia is the national peak body for public pathology in Australia. Originating as the National Coalition of Public Pathology (NCOPP) in 2001, the organization serves as a unified voice for public pathology services across the country. Its members, comprising the major government-owned and operated pathology services in each State and Territory, play a pivotal role in delivering the vast majority of pathology services in Australia's public hospitals, as well as serving private hospitals and providing community-based collection services for patients upon request from GPs and Specialists. As a part of the Health Care and Health and Wellness industries, Public Pathology Australia is focused on Putting Patients First and addressing the critical needs of the public healthcare system. While specific details regarding the headquarters, last investment, and investors are currently unavailable, the organization's commitment to advancing public pathology services aligns with the growing emphasis on accessible and patient-centric healthcare solutions. This ethos positions Public Pathology Australia as an entity with the potential to attract interest from venture capitalists seeking to support initiatives that prioritize public health and wellness.