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Highlights:

  • Global Health signs AUD 186,748 contract with Jarrah House for SaaS implementation.
  • The company will provide MasterCare+ CMS with HotHealth and ReferralNet integration.
  • Global Health adds to AUD 1.1 million in 2025 community-based platform contracts.

Global Health Limited (ASX:GLH) has entered into a contract with Jarrah House, a New South Wales-based alcohol and other drug (AOD) rehabilitation service, for the implementation of its cloud-based MasterCare+ Client Management System (CMS) and associated digital tools. The agreement is valued at AUD 186,748.10 including GST, covering an initial three-year term with an option to extend for an additional two years. The value includes a one-time implementation fee.

Under the contract, Global Health will configure MasterCare+ to meet the specific operational needs of Jarrah House, including compliance with NADAbase reporting requirements. NADAbase is the mandatory reporting framework for all non-government AOD organisations receiving NSW Health funding. In addition to the CMS, the deployment will include HotHealth Digital Front Door, designed to streamline operational workflows through customisable forms that connect clinicians and clients. This tool will enable referrals and clinical documents to be delivered directly into the MasterCare inbox, supporting more efficient triage processes.

ReferralNet Secure Messaging, integrated within the MasterCare SaaS solution, will provide secure transmission of clinical correspondence between care providers. The implementation will take place at Jarrah House’s residential rehabilitation centre in Southeast Sydney, which provides treatment and recovery services for women and women with children affected by alcohol and other drug use. The system will support a multidisciplinary team that includes counsellors, nurses, social workers, childcare workers, and administrative staff.

Jarrah House CEO Jacqui Wilkins said the adoption of MasterCare+ marks the completion of a program to update the organisation’s technology infrastructure and systems to modern standards. She noted the platform is expected to assist in the management of client data and contribute to ongoing improvements in care delivery.

Global Health Managing Director Mathew Cherian said the company is delivering a digital platform designed to meet the needs of multidisciplinary teams within the AOD sector. He added that community-based platforms for healthcare delivery continue to account for a growing segment of the company’s business, with new customer contracts in 2025 totalling more than AUD 1.1 million in revenue. The company forecasts continued demand for these services through to June 2026.

GLH is trading 7.41% higher at AUD 0.087 per share as of 11 August 2025.