Verizon re-inks My Health Record certification deal


David Allen
Reporter

The rapid expansion of Australia’s digital health database has more than doubled the cost of certifying the credentials of organisations that use it, new contract disclosures show.

Services authenticating and storing the bona fides of health providers for My Health Record (MHR) will cost $19.2 million under a new three-year deal between Services Australia and the local arm of American giant Verizon.

The contract has increased by more than $12 …

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