Market Overview

The Australia telehealth market share reached a market size of USD 456.00 Million in 2025 and is expected to grow to USD 2,169.00 Million by 2034. The market is forecasted to expand at a CAGR of 18.92% during the period 2026-2034. This growth is primarily driven by increasing demand for remote healthcare, a growing elderly population, chronic disease prevalence, government support, and improved digital infrastructure.

How AI is Reshaping the Future of Australia's Telehealth Market

AI-powered diagnostic support tools are increasingly integrated with telehealth platforms, enhancing clinicians’ decision-making capabilities and contributing to market expansion.
The Australian government’s National Digital Health Strategy 2023-2028 promotes digital solutions, including AI in healthcare, facilitating broader adoption of AI-enabled telehealth services.
Virtual mental health services adopting AI enable personalized therapy, medication management, and crisis intervention via video, voice, or asynchronous communication modes.
Remote patient monitoring devices embedded with AI algorithms improve real-time health tracking and predictive analytics for chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular conditions.
Companies like MedAdvisor have enhanced their telehealth apps with AI features such as e-prescriptions and appointment booking, streamlining healthcare delivery.

AI integration supports hybrid service models combining in-person and virtual care, optimizing treatment effectiveness while expanding access, especially for indigenous and remote communities.

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Market Growth Factors

The Australian government has made significant investments to support telehealth growth, primarily through funding and policy frameworks. For instance, a USD 100 million injection in 2021 helped establish telehealth as an essential healthcare system component. The release of the National Digital Health Strategy 2023-2028 underscores the government’s commitment to embedding digital health solutions, including telehealth, within the healthcare ecosystem. These policies not only provide financial backing but also a regulatory environment conducive to telehealth uptake, particularly benefiting rural and remote populations with limited healthcare access.

Technological advancements and robust digital infrastructure strongly bolster telehealth services in Australia. Universal broadband access and widespread mobile phone penetration enable expansive participation in remote healthcare. The integration of electronic health records with telehealth platforms enhances the efficiency of virtual consultations. Furthermore, wearable health technologies allow for continuous real-time patient monitoring, a critical factor for managing chronic diseases proactively. These technological facilitators have significantly improved care standards while increasing healthcare accessibility for underserved populations.

The growing necessity for affordable healthcare also drives telehealth adoption. Australia’s aging population and the rising prevalence of chronic diseases create heightened demand for timely and convenient medical consultations. Telehealth offers a practical solution by enabling patients to access healthcare from home, particularly benefiting rural and remote location residents with limited healthcare centers nearby. This convenience improves patient satisfaction, reduces the burden on traditional healthcare infrastructure through fewer in-person visits, and enhances prescription access through virtual channels.

Market Segmentation

Component Insights:

Software
Hardware
Services

Communication Technology Insights:

Video Conferencing
mHealth Solutions
Others

Hosting Type Insights:

Cloud-Based and Web-Based
On-Premises

Application Insights:

Teleconsultation and Telemonitoring
Medical Education Training
Teleradiology
Telecardiology
Tele-ICU
Tele-Psychiatry
Tele-Dermatology
Others

End-User Insights:

Providers
Patients
Payers
Others

Regional Insights:

Australia Capital Territory & New South Wales
Victoria & Tasmania
Queensland
Northern Territory & Southern Australia
Western Australia

Key Players

Coviu
Docto
Doctors on Demand
Eucalyptus
GP2U
Healthengine
Medmate Australia Pty Ltd
My Emergency Doctor
Teledoc Australia

Recent Development & News

September 2025: Australia’s Department of Health and Aged Care launched a virtual nursing initiative to enhance care for residents in 30 aged care homes through telehealth services. The program includes delivering person-centred care, training staff, and upgrading technology, boosting telehealth service quality and accessibility.

November 2025: MedAdvisor Solutions integrated a telehealth feature into its MedAdvisor Patient App, allowing users to book virtual consultations and receive electronic prescriptions (eScripts) directly. Over 95,000 practitioners use telehealth services in Australia, with 23% of appointments conducted virtually, which reflects growing digital health adoption.

October 2025: Corporate adoption of telehealth services is increasing as businesses incorporate telehealth into employee health programs to reduce absenteeism, improve productivity, and lower healthcare costs. The Australian government is facilitating this trend by providing incentives for adopting digital health solutions.

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