How Care Will Work

Program design for the 2026 founding-member launch.

The following describes the care flow for Anova's founding-member clinical program, opening in 2026. Each step reflects the program's design principles: specialist governance, GP co-care, and a treatment arc built for the long term rather than the quick result.

  1. Express interest. You contact the Anova team through the site or by email. Tell us a little about where you are and what you are looking for.
  2. Eligibility screen. A brief intake review confirms whether the program is clinically appropriate for you at this stage. If it is not, we will say so clearly and suggest an alternative pathway where we can.
  3. GP consent and involvement. With your consent, Anova contacts your GP to introduce the program and confirm their involvement in your ongoing care. If you do not currently have a regular GP, our intake process includes a supported pathway to establish that relationship before proceeding.
  4. Pre-consult intake. You complete a structured health history covering relevant medical history, current medications, lifestyle factors, and your goals. This is reviewed by the clinical team before your consultation.
  5. Baseline pathology and history review. Where clinically indicated, baseline blood tests are arranged ahead of your first consultation. Results are reviewed alongside your history so the clinician comes to the appointment with a complete picture.
  6. Real-time clinician consultation. You meet with a qualified clinician in real time. The consultation covers your history, intake findings, and what a realistic treatment plan looks like for you specifically. No prescriptions are issued without this step.
  7. Treatment plan. Following the consultation, a personalised treatment plan is documented covering the approach agreed, goals set, and the follow-up schedule.
  8. GP update. Your GP receives a structured consultation summary and a copy of your treatment plan. They are kept informed at every significant step in your care, not just at the beginning.
  9. Follow-up schedule. Follow-up appointments are built into the plan from the outset, not arranged reactively. The schedule is designed around the phase of your treatment and adjusted as you progress.
  10. Maintenance, deprescribing, or escalation. When you reach the maintenance phase, the team works with you on what comes next: continuing at a maintenance dose, tapering under supervision, or escalating care if the picture has changed. The end of initial treatment is the beginning of a new phase, not the end of the relationship.

Questions about the program can be sent to contact@anovahealth.com.au.