Nothing on this page is a claim of regulatory approval, compliance, deployment, or a partner in Australia. It describes, at website depth, what a jurisdiction pack for Australia would need to carry — illustrated against the real fields the pack interface already defines — and states plainly what has not been validated. This is the commercial roadmap. For developers interested in the free, source-available edition for eligible countries, see the open edition start here and the country pack template and examples.
Synthetic demo data Concept mockup. Synthetic data. Not a product available in Australia today — no jurisdiction pack for Australia exists in code.
Concept mockup by MOBLUEHQ; not a product available in this country today.
What a pack for Australia would carry
Pack field
What we'd expect, to be validated in-country
coding_system
ICD-10-AM and ACHI in place of the US pack's ICD-10-CM/CPT.
privacy_regime
The Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles in place of the US pack's HIPAA text — a named slot in the pack interface already (`PrivacyRegime`).
fhir_profile
AU Base / AU Core profiles in place of the US pack's US Core — also a named slot in the interface (`FhirProfile`).
payer_plan_vocabulary
Medicare (public) and private health insurers in place of the US pack's Medicare / Medicaid / commercial / self-pay.
currency / locale / date_format
AUD · en-AU · DD/MM/YYYY
data_residency_required
Data-residency posture to be confirmed in-country; not assumed either way.
Field names above are the real fields on JurisdictionPack (see the pack spec). No pack for Australia exists in code today — this table illustrates the mechanism, not a shipped configuration.
Why it's on the list
A mixed public/private system where private insurers pre-approve and adjudicate, English-language, and — per our market research — receptive to US health-technology.
Source note
Regulator and law named for reference, not verified in-country: privacy — the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles; software-as-a-medical-device posture — the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).
This page describes website-depth requirements only, drawn from public information about each market. It is not legal advice, not a compliance claim, and not validated in-country. Nothing here has been reviewed by local counsel or a local regulator. No product claim of "GDPR-ready," "PDPL-compliant," "TGA-registered," or any equivalent is made anywhere on this site.
