Health technology made in Australia
Founded in Melbourne in 2016, EVEDA is a health platform for the early detection and management of chronic disease, and for population health management. Designed and manufactured in Australia.
Why we started EVEDA
EVEDA was built to offer screening for the early signs of chronic disease, close to where people live and work. HubX is portable, so a health check can happen at work, in the community or in a remote clinic. People can share their results with their GP through Health Passport.
Zack Baala, Founder and CEO
Earlier screening, closer to people
EVEDA takes screening to the person, from a corporate office to a remote community.
The EVEDA platform includes a point-of-care device, clinical software, a personal health record and population analytics. The clinical team can follow up each result.
EVEDA works alongside the healthcare system and gives clinicians earlier information about chronic disease risk.
EVEDA at a glance
- Founded in Melbourne in 2016
- Headquarters: Fitzroy, Victoria 3065
- Designed and manufactured in Australia
- ARTG listed: HubX 346638 (Class IIb), Health Passport 342561 (Class I)
- Medsafe listed (New Zealand)
- ISO 13485, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified
- RCPA QAP external quality assurance
- Third-party quality control materials and international external quality assessment for relevant tests
Leading EVEDA
EVEDA is led by its founder and an executive director with backgrounds in technology, business and finance.
Mr Zack Baala
Mr Colin Kofoed
Zack Baala founded EVEDA to help people and their doctors find the early signs of chronic disease and act sooner.
Zack has more than 35 years of experience in technology and business. He leads EVEDA's work on point-of-care health checks, clinical software and population health analytics.
Read: Zack Baala and EVEDA in La Union
Colin Kofoed is an accountant and company director. He has worked with start-ups in software development, transport and logistics, and energy storage.
Advice across health, policy, law and business
Our advisory board brings experience in Indigenous health, public policy, law, nursing, communications and business.
Prof Ngiare Brown
Mr Toby Ralph
The Hon Philip Dalidakis
Mr David Mazzeo
Prof Ngiare Brown, a proud Yuin nation woman from the south coast of NSW, is the first female and first Indigenous Chancellor of James Cook University (appointed January 2023).
A senior Aboriginal medical practitioner with qualifications in medicine, public health and primary care, she has also studied bioethics, medical law and human rights.
Ngiare is a respected clinician, researcher and chief investigator on national and international grants, working to translate evidence into policy, resources and service delivery. She co-founded the Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association (as Foundation CEO) and the Pacific Region Indigenous Doctors' Congress.
Toby Ralph is an international marketing consultant with expertise in communications, strategy and campaign research. He advises on public communications and campaign strategy.
The Hon Philip Dalidakis is a political, business and industry leader with a career spanning federal and state government and senior corporate roles.
He is a former Victorian Minister for Innovation, Digital Economy, Trade, Investment and Small Business, and a former Executive General Manager of Corporate Services at Australia Post.
Philip has held executive and non-executive roles across the technology, digital and property sectors. He currently serves as a director on several boards.
David Mazzeo is Director of Mazzeo Group Pty Ltd and a lawyer with expertise in commercialising international brands, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property law.
Dr Robert Irlicht
Ms Ines Petkovic
Mr Jack Cook
Dr Robert Irlicht is a medical practitioner with over 25 years of experience across primary care and hospital settings, including leadership roles in regional Emergency Departments.
He has extensive expertise in sports medicine, including race day and combat sport medical care. He currently practises as a surgical assistant in Orthopaedics.
In addition to his medical career, Dr Irlicht is a qualified lawyer, admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Victoria.
Ines Petkovic is an Associate Nurse Unit Manager at one of Australia's largest public hospitals with over 20 years of experience.
A graduate of the Australian Catholic University (Bachelor of Nursing, 1999), she has extensive expertise in medical and surgical care, including renal and stem cell transplantation, haematology, oncology, general surgery and acute medicine.
Jack Cook is a strategist and communications specialist with a background in media, public affairs, start-ups, governance and political strategy.
He has advised members of state and Commonwealth parliaments on media and communications.
His expertise includes strategic and crisis communication, government processes and media management. He has studied project management and public policy.
One platform, from screening to follow-up
EVEDA offers products for early detection, follow-up and population health management.
HubX
Portable point-of-care health check across six core health systems in about 15 minutes.
Explore HubXCmX
Clinical software for onsite medical teams, from enrolment to follow-up.
Explore CmXOpX
Clinical and deployment workflow, operator tools and patient follow-up.
Explore OpXHealth Passport
Personal health record and app with results, trends and sharing with the person's GP.
Explore Health PassportDaX
Population health analytics, cohort risk stratification and program dashboards.
Explore DaXMpX
Nurse-facilitated mental performance and psychosocial screening.
Explore MpXDtX
Oral fluid drug and alcohol screening with rapid onsite results.
Explore DtXAIX
Clinical decision support that answers from an organisation's own reference material and shows its sources.
Explore AIX