Fly2Health featured on ABC News

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ABC News reported on the growth of our Queensland service and what it means for families in rural and remote communities.

We began seeing participants in Queensland in September and now reach around 20 rural communities. In the fortnight before the story ran our team held a clinic at Quilpie and a first clinic at Rockhampton.

Managing director Tim Gibson told the ABC that most of the people we saw had waited years for treatment, and that families in remote Queensland face pressures other parts of the country do not, from running properties to driving hours to reach the closest hospital.

Read the full story on ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-27/new-fifo-health-services-bring-critical-health-care-regional-qld/103629674

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