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109 Queensland practices express interest in veterans’ care platform
Thrive Tribe Technologies says 109 allied health practices have expressed non-binding interest in joining WooBoard CARE.
The practices include 64 physiotherapy and 45 psychology clinics in the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich.
The platform is intended to help veterans find providers that accept Department of Veterans’ Affairs Veteran Cards and new clients.
Interested clinics must still be verified, onboarded and agree to subscription terms before they can be listed.
Thrive Tribe plans to complete integration and testing by November 1, 2026, subject to cost approvals and clinical governance input.
A public launch also needs board approval and at least three verified providers accepting new clients in each discipline and location.
The platform matters because access to allied health care is an issue for veterans, and Queensland has the largest share of Australia’s current and former ADF members.
It provides service navigation and enquiry-management tools, not diagnosis, treatment or clinical advice.
Thrive Tribe Technologies says 109 allied health practices have expressed non-binding interest in its WooBoard CARE platform in Queensland.
The interested practices include 64 physiotherapy clinics and 45 psychology clinics across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich.
The platform aims to help veterans find providers accepting Department of Veterans’ Affairs Veteran Cards and new clients.
Interested practices must be verified, onboarded and agree to subscription terms before participating.
Integration and release testing are targeted for November 1, 2026, while a public launch requires separate board approval.
- Who
- Thrive Tribe Technologies and 109 interested allied health practices.
- What
- The practices have expressed non-binding interest in joining WooBoard CARE, a platform intended to help veterans find care providers.
- When
- The interest was reported on October 12, 2026. Integration and release testing are targeted for November 1, 2026.
- Where
- The Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich in Queensland.
- Why
- The platform aims to help veterans find providers accepting Veteran Cards and new clients.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Thrive Tribe reported non-binding interest from 109 Queensland allied health practices.
Thrive Tribe is targeting completion of platform integration and release testing, subject to approvals and clinical governance input.
- Interested practices
- 109
- Physiotherapy practices
- 64
- Psychology practices
- 45
- Queensland locations
- Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich
- Target for integration and release testing
- November 1, 2026
- Public launch condition
- At least three verified providers accepting new clients in each discipline and location
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