Gadens advised Health Partners, one of South Australia's largest not-for-profit health fund, on a review of its privacy frameworks and broader data practices.

Operating across insurance and integrated health services, Health Partners manages significant volumes of personal and sensitive health information. As the organisation continues to grow and evolve, it sought a clear and practical approach to privacy governance that could support innovation, maintain member trust and strengthen compliance.

Gadens worked closely with stakeholders across the business to review privacy obligations, assess data practices and identify opportunities to strengthen governance. The team also advised on existing and proposed data uses, including emerging technologies such as AI in clinical settings.

Lead partner Dudley Kneller said:

"Our team worked to identify privacy risks, cut through complexity and deliver practical recommendations aligned with the way the business operates. We also advised on existing and proposed data uses, including emerging technologies such as AI in clinical settings, helping Health Partners move forward with greater clarity and confidence."

The project established an organisation-wide approach to privacy governance and aligned key stakeholders on priority uplift measures. It has given Health Partners a stronger and more scalable foundation for growth, while helping protect trust in a highly regulated environment.