Newsroom — for journalists and analysts covering AI in ANZ healthcare
We maintain the only public register of AI voice, ambient scribe and contact-centre deployments across Australian and New Zealand healthcare, plus a quarterly procurement index. All of it is free to use and quote with attribution.
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"Across the ANZ public record, ambient scribes are being procured ahead of patient-facing voice. That matters more than it sounds — the scribe purchase is where most health networks have their first serious AI governance conversation about data residency, clinical liability and vendor diligence. Whatever precedent that sets, the voice decision inherits."
"At any given moment, roughly one in twenty large ANZ healthcare operators is actively evaluating this category. Nineteen in twenty are not. That ratio is the single most useful number for anyone trying to understand why this market moves slowly despite obvious demand."
"Aged care leads every leading indicator we track — contact-centre hiring, executive appointments and ownership change. That is consistent with regulatory load rather than technology enthusiasm: the Aged Care Act's accessible complaints and whistleblower obligations, and the Support at Home transition, both land as inbound call volume."
"The most expensive mistake we see is not choosing the wrong platform — it is signing a contract with no go-live milestones and no exit. Vendor failure is survivable. A contract that makes vendor failure your problem is not."
"We are paid the same success fee regardless of which platform a client selects, and we take no affiliate commissions or vendor funding. That is the only reason our register is worth reading."
Downloadable charts
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Register composition by capability
Verified deployments in the ANZ Health Voice & AI Register
AU vs NZ split
Register entries by country
Signal-class distribution
AI Procurement Index — Q3 2026
In-market rate
15 of 318 organisations (4.7%)
Aged care leads every indicator
Signal counts across segments · Q3 2026
Media kit
Cadence is an independent AI voice advisory for Australian and New Zealand healthcare networks. It maintains a public register of AI voice, ambient scribe and contact-centre deployments across ANZ healthcare, and a quarterly procurement index. Cadence takes no vendor funding.
Cadence is an independent advisory that helps multi-site Australian and New Zealand healthcare networks evaluate, procure and deploy enterprise AI voice and ambient scribe platforms. Cadence maintains the ANZ Health Voice & AI Register — a free public database of live deployments, procurements and awards, every entry sourced to a public record — and publishes the quarterly ANZ Healthcare AI Procurement Index. All research is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Cadence is paid the same success fee whichever platform a client selects, and accepts no affiliate commissions or vendor funding.
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What we can comment on
- AI voice and ambient scribe procurement in ANZ health
- Vendor selection and contract risk
- Privacy Act / APP 8 data residency in clinical AI
- Aged-care communication obligations
- Market sizing and adoption rates
We do not comment on individual vendors' commercial terms or on client engagements.