28/01/2026
At GO2 Health, collaboration isn’t just something we value, it’s the backbone of how care actually happens day to day.
Here’s what it looks like in practice.
When a veteran or patient walks through our doors, they don’t just see one clinician, they enter a clinic where GPs, psychologists, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, dietitians, nurses and care coordinators all share the same understanding of their goals, barriers and progress.
On any given day, that can look like:
• A GP and psychologist checking in between consults to adjust a care plan based on sleep, mood or stress changes
• A physiotherapist noticing gut health issues that are contributing to pelvic pain
• An exercise physiologist flagging mobility issues that may be linked to stress or occupational strain
• Case conferencing to align treatment across physical, emotional, social and financial needs
• Clinicians sharing notes in real time, so no patient has to repeat their story
• Corridor conversations that catch things a system might otherwise miss
• Adjustments made on the spot, so each appointment builds on the last, not in isolation
These everyday interactions are how the Eight Dimensions of Wellness framework comes to life. It guides how our team thinks, communications and problem-solves – recognising that health sits at the intersection of physical, emotional, social, occupational, environmental, financial, intellectual and spiritual wellbeing.
• When a patient’s stress is rising, we explore why.
• When motivation dips, we look at connection, environment and sleep.
• When pain flares, we consider movement patterns and mood, fatigue, workload or support networks.
This is what we mean by care that connects – a system built around the whole person, not individual disciplines.
And when clinicians work this way, outcomes shift. Not through one appointment, but through the collective effort of a team moving in the same direction.
