About papersGP
68% of Australians with asthma don’t have a current action plan. papersGP was built inside a working general practice to close that gap.
Where it started
papersGP was born at Rozelle Total Health, a general practice in the inner west of Sydney. The founding team watched clinical intelligence disappear into EMR silos. Care plans printed, scanned and lost in school-bags, patients who had no idea what their medications were for.
We had a simple question: what if the intelligence already inside the practice could move — to the patient, to the specialist, to the PHN — without re-keying, without faxing, without losing structure along the way?
Every feature in papersGP exists because it solved a real problem in a real community. Kiosk check-in because the reception desk was drowning in clipboards. Mobile action plans because patients kept calling for replacement copies for school.
Built inside a working general practice — Rozelle Total Health, Sydney.
What we believe
Patients should own their data
Clinical data belongs to the patient. FHIR is the standard; portability is a right, not a premium feature.
Guidelines in, not opinions out
AI/ML can support care, surface guidelines, improve access and bring awareness to outcomes. It does not interpret, diagnose, or recommend. Clinical judgement is always human.
Patients deserve clarity
A care plan that sits in a drawer is not a care plan. Patients should be able to see their zones, their medications, and their escalation steps on their phone, in plain language.
Space to breathe
Health software should reduce cognitive load, and improve health outcomes.