CheckUP is proud to introduce its latest Annual Report.

The Annual Report was launched at CheckUP’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 29 November 2024. The FY2023-24 Audited Annual Financial Report (including Directors’ Report) is available here.

Read the Annual Report and find out about CheckUP’s 25th Anniversary celebrations. Significant changes have occurred over the past 25 years of making an impact. While we have been in a period of transition, our commitment to quality healthcare delivery in remote and rural areas remains constant.

Ann Maree Liddy, CEO of CheckUP Australia, said, “The past 12 months have been a milestone period for CheckUP as we celebrated 25 years of operation. Over this quarter-century, we have witnessed profound technological, environmental, and societal changes that have reshaped the way we live and work.

While these advancements have enhanced the quality of healthcare delivery, some challenges remain unchanged. For instance, residents of rural and remote regions in Queensland, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, continue to experience poorer health outcomes compared to their urban counterparts. Access to healthcare in these areas remains fragmented and inconsistent, underscoring the enduring importance of the work we carry out in partnership with our valued health service providers and collaborators.”

Access the report to read Ms Liddy’s full Annual Report message and find out about CheckUP programs which have continued to grow and health service delivery. In addition, Workforce programs expanded and #GoHealth Careers Expo held in June 2024 attracted a record 1,900 students! The report also has insights into the impact of CheckUP’s programs, patient feedback, funding partner relationships, leadership and staff.

We recognise and thank Primary Health Networks, Hospital and Health Services, Community Controlled Health Organisations, members, and health and community services.

We sincerely appreciate CheckUP funders, supporters, members, sponsors, Board, and staff.

Read about CheckUP’s impact!

Read lived experience stories from people with disability and health providers.

Download the fact sheet to learn more about the Going all OUT for Outreach micro-credentials program.

Read about CheckUP’s Access for All Program and the Disability Awareness Training it offers.

Read about CheckUP’s Access for All Program and the Disability Awareness Training it offers.

Read more about CheckUP’s Cultural Safety Patient-Reported Experience Measure (PREMS).

Download the fact sheet to learn more about the CIEH program.

CheckUP is committed to and involved with the establishment, implementation, and review of a customer-focused, and continually improving business environment.

We welcome feedback and shall accept feedback up to three months after the occurrence of the event. Feedback also includes compliments, complaints, and clinical incidents.

This External Feedback Form can be used to provide feedback about CheckUP.

CheckUP recommends that service providers engage in a Premises Agreement with the facility they are providing services from. To assist with this process CheckUP has developed a ‘checklist guide’ of categories service providers and facilities may consider discussing in the development of the documentation or during the facility orientation.