MMEx by ISA Healthcare

MMEx by ISA Healthcare Supported by ISA Insights to provide evidence based outcome measurement.

An Australian web-based e-Health platform, MMEx supports comprehensive prescribing, multi-disciplinary care planning as well as full practice management and Medicare billing.

🎃 No tricks. Just treats. Meet MMEx! 👻 This Halloween, we're celebrating some of the features that make MMEx a real trea...
29/10/2026

🎃 No tricks. Just treats. Meet MMEx! 👻

This Halloween, we're celebrating some of the features that make MMEx a real treat for healthcare teams!

🍬 A treat for every team – From primary care and allied health to mental health and community services, MMEx supports diverse healthcare settings.

🦇 Fang-tastic flexibility – Configurable workflows, forms and templates designed to suit different services and the way they work.

🧙 A little integration magic – Supporting connected healthcare through integrations including My Health Record, electronic prescribing and secure messaging.

🕸️ Web of connections – A shared clinical record that supports multidisciplinary teams working across programs, services and locations.

🔮 More than meets the eye – Clinical functionality, reporting tools and specialty modules, all within one established platform.

No magic spells required. Just smart healthcare technology.

Happy Halloween from the ISA Healthcare Solutions team! 🎃

New faces. Fresh perspectives. Same commitment to better healthcare technology. We're excited to welcome two new team me...
28/10/2026

New faces. Fresh perspectives. Same commitment to better healthcare technology.

We're excited to welcome two new team members to ISA Healthcare Solutions!

As our team continues to grow, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to introduce you to some of the people behind MMEx.

Over the coming weeks, we'll be launching our **Behind the Screens** series, taking you behind the scenes to get to know the people, personalities and everyday moments behind MMEx.

From clinical expertise and technical know-how to customer support and everything in between, there's a diverse team working behind the technology.

We'll be putting our team members in the hot seat for a few questions - some about their work, some about their experience, and a few just for fun!

**Watch this space. You might be surprised by who's behind the screen! 👀**

ISA Healthcare Solutions is heading to NACCHO 2026! We’re looking forward to joining Aboriginal Community Controlled Hea...
22/10/2026

ISA Healthcare Solutions is heading to NACCHO 2026!

We’re looking forward to joining Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, sector leaders and health professionals from across Australia at the NACCHO Members’ Conference in Canberra this December.

This year’s theme, Grounded in Culture, Driven by Community, is a great reminder of the importance of community-led healthcare and listening to the services and people who know their communities best.

The ISA team will be there showcasing MMEx and, more importantly, taking the opportunity to connect with services, hear what’s happening on the ground and have conversations about the priorities, challenges and opportunities shaping healthcare delivery across communities.

We’re especially looking forward to reconnecting with customers, meeting new people and having a yarn about how digital health can better support different programs, teams and ways of working.

If you’re attending, come by the ISA stand, have a yarn with the team and see what we’ve got planned especially for NACCHO attendees 👀

There might just be a few extra reasons to stop by.

📍 National Convention Centre, Canberra
📅 Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 December 2026
🖤💛❤️ Ngunnawal & Ngambri Country

Simple where it should be. Powerful where it needs to be. Healthcare software needs to do a lot, but that doesn’t mean e...
13/10/2026

Simple where it should be. Powerful where it needs to be.

Healthcare software needs to do a lot, but that doesn’t mean every user needs to see everything it can do.

MMEx comes with established healthcare functionality, workflows, integrations and specialty modules already in place. Organisations aren’t starting with a blank system and building their clinical workflows from scratch.

From there, MMEx can be configured so each user sees the information and functions that matter for their role and service, including:

🔹 Showing or hiding areas of the clinical record relevant to each service
🔹 Setting supported fields, mandatory fields, dropdowns and data-capture options
🔹 Configuring calendars, Care Plans and workflow settings
🔹 Tailoring forms, templates and Progress Note options
🔹 Using registers / worklists to support specific programs, cohorts and reporting requirements
🔹 Managing role-based access and permissions across the team

Where a service has additional requirements, we can develop worklists and bespoke forms. And when a need goes beyond configuration, our product and development teams can assess and scope new functionality.

The result is a mature, continuously supported platform with the flexibility to accommodate different service models and more complex requirements.

MMEx. Smart out of the box. Flexible by design.

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. In Australia, Mental Health Australia is marking Mental Health Month under the 2026...
08/10/2026

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day.

In Australia, Mental Health Australia is marking Mental Health Month under the 2026 theme “Together We Thrive” - recognising the importance of connection, belonging and community in supporting mental health and wellbeing.

Connection is also central to the way mental health services deliver care.

MMEx supports mental health and youth mental health services across Australia, including headspace services in metropolitan and regional locations.

Our dedicated Mental Health Care module brings the key parts of a person’s care together in one focused workspace, helping teams manage referrals, clinical information, care coordination, follow-up and reporting within one connected client record.

For services with PMHC-MDS reporting requirements, MMEx also supports the collection and reporting of the required information as part of the broader mental health workflow.

The result is a more connected view of care for the teams supporting each person - without information being fragmented across separate systems and processes.

This World Mental Health Day, we recognise people with lived and living experience, the families and communities around them, and the professionals and services working every day to provide care and support.

Together We Thrive.

Cancer screening works best when information is connected to the clinical workflow. The National Cancer Screening Regist...
06/10/2026

Cancer screening works best when information is connected to the clinical workflow.

The National Cancer Screening Register supports Australia’s:

🔹 National Bowel Cancer Screening Program
🔹 National Cervical Screening Program
🔹 National Lung Cancer Screening Program

MMEx is integrated with the NCSR, allowing healthcare providers using MMEx to access, view and submit patient screening data for all three programs directly through the clinical software they use every day.

The integration helps bring screening information into the existing clinical workflow, supporting access to screening histories and the submission of relevant clinical information without relying on a separate system.

For healthcare organisations, that means national cancer screening information can sit closer to the broader patient record and everyday care processes.

It is another example of how interoperability can help connect national digital health infrastructure with the systems healthcare teams already use.

Virtual care doesn’t have to look the same in every healthcare setting.A patient might be sitting in a metropolitan clin...
02/10/2026

Virtual care doesn’t have to look the same in every healthcare setting.

A patient might be sitting in a metropolitan clinic with a nurse while a specialist joins from another location.

They might be attending a remote or outreach service where the local clinical team needs access to a GP or specialist.

A nurse practitioner may be providing care to patients across multiple locations.
Or a multidisciplinary team may need to bring different clinicians together around the same patient without everyone being physically in the same place.

For remote workforce and industrial health settings - including mining, oil and gas operations - virtual care can also help connect an on-site clinical team with additional medical expertise when it is needed.

The integration between MMEx and Visionflex is designed to support these kinds of flexible care models while keeping the consultation connected to the patient’s clinical record.

From within MMEx, clinicians can launch a secure Visionflex consultation and invite a GP, specialist or patient to join. Supported clinical information including vital signs, images and examination data can be captured during the consultation and transferred securely back into MMEx.

This can support a range of service models including:

- regional and remote healthcare
- outreach and mobile services
- nurse practitioner and telehealth services
- multidisciplinary care
- specialist access
- community health
- remote workforce and occupational health

The setting may change, but the goal is the same - connecting patients and healthcare professionals while keeping clinical information together.

One patient record. More ways to connect care. MMEx.

28/09/2026

Sometimes it’s good to swap Teams for an actual table. 😄

A few of the ISA Healthcare Solutions team caught up over lunch last week for some good food, plenty of conversation and a chance to spend some time together away from our screens.

When much of the day-to-day happens across calls, messages and meetings, there’s something pretty great about simply sitting around a table together.

Good food. Good company. And, inevitably, at least a little bit of work talk.

Today, 25 September is World Pharmacists Day.This year’s theme, “Empowering pharmacists for healthier futures,” recognis...
24/09/2026

Today, 25 September is World Pharmacists Day.

This year’s theme, “Empowering pharmacists for healthier futures,” recognises the important contribution pharmacists make to patient care, safe medicine use and stronger health systems.

At ISA Healthcare Solutions, we see that contribution in practice through organisations using MMEx to support pharmacy services across some of Australia’s most geographically dispersed communities.

Kimberley Pharmacy Services works in partnership with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) across the Kimberley, using MMEx to support pharmacy services where pharmacists, clinical teams and patients are not always in the same location.

Hannah from Kimberley Pharmacy Services explains:

“Delivering pharmacy services to ACCHOs across a region the size of the Kimberley means our team is often not in the same place as the patient. MMEx closes that gap. It lets us do medication reviews, reconciliations, clinical audits and medication supply for remote clinics and patients without the delays that used to come with distance.

Our work is built on partnerships with the ACCHOs in the Kimberley. MMEx is a big part of what makes that partnership practical day to day - it lets our pharmacists work inside the same record as the clinical teams we support, so pharmacists are part of the care team.”

MMEx’s medication management features include electronic and paper prescribing, supported by integrated MIMS information and real-time prescription monitoring, as well as dispensing, administration and supply.

On World Pharmacists Day, we recognise pharmacists across Australia - including those supporting rural and remote communities - and the important role they play as part of the broader healthcare team.

Thank you to Hannah and Kimberley Pharmacy Services for sharing an insight into how that looks in practice.

This week is Dementia Action Week.From 21-27 September, Dementia Australia is encouraging Australians to start more conv...
21/09/2026

This week is Dementia Action Week.

From 21-27 September, Dementia Australia is encouraging Australians to start more conversations about dementia, with this year’s message:

“It’s time to talk about dementia.”

Supporting someone living with dementia can involve family, carers and a range of healthcare professionals over an extended period of time. Keeping information connected and maintaining visibility across that journey can be important for everyone involved.

For services supporting people with complex and ongoing care needs, MMEx provides tools to help coordinate care across teams.

MMEx Care Planning can bring scheduled activities from multiple providers and care plans into a consolidated view, while Case Management supports care coordination across programs and teams. Progress Notes, documents, tasks, registers and facility worklists can also help services maintain visibility over activity, responsibilities and follow-up.

Technology is only one part of care, but connected information can help multidisciplinary teams work from a clearer picture of the person’s ongoing care.

Dementia Action Week is an important reminder that better understanding starts with people - talking, listening and learning.

For information, resources and support, visit Dementia Australia - https://www.dementia.org.au/.

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