Thrive Tribe Draws 109 Practices Eyeing Veteran Care Platform Ahead of Launch

Thrive Tribe Technologies (ASX: 1TT) has drawn 109 non-binding allied health expressions of interest for the Thrive Tribe WooBoard CARE platform, clearing its provider threshold in every Queensland location before verification even begins.
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  • Thrive Tribe has logged 109 non-binding expressions of interest from allied health practices, 64 physiotherapy and 45 psychology, for WooBoard CARE in Queensland.
  • Interest covers all six location and discipline combinations, exceeding the three-provider launch threshold in each, with Ipswich psychology lowest at 13.
  • The company states the interest does not establish contracted customers or revenue, and pricing and subscription terms are still being finalised.
  • The MVP is operational, with platform integration and release testing targeted for 1 November 2026, subject to cost approvals and clinical governance input.
  • Public launch still needs board approval, verified providers and a safety framework signed off by a named registered professional.
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109 allied health practices express interest in WooBoard CARE

Thrive Tribe Technologies Limited (ASX: 1TT) has reported non-binding expressions of interest from 109 allied health practices for WooBoard CARE across the initial Queensland rollout. The next step is to progress interested practices through verification and onboarding ahead of public launch.

Direct outreach recorded interest from 64 physiotherapy and 45 psychology practices. Each practice reported Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) registration and capacity to accept new clients, although participation remains subject to verification, onboarding and agreed subscription terms.

The update follows the company’s 17 September 2026 announcement. CARE’s initial rollout remains focused on physiotherapy and psychology across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich.

Interest spans all six service and location combinations, which the company describes as a recruitment base for the initial provider network.

Provider interest across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich

The 109 interested practices comprise the following location and discipline mix:

WooBoard CARE: Initial Provider Interest Breakdown

Location Physiotherapy Psychology Total
Gold Coast **24** **17** **41**
Brisbane **26** **15** **41**
Ipswich **14** **13** **27**

Non-binding interest

The expressions of interest are non-binding and “do not establish contracted customers or revenue.”

The proposed provider model combines paid provider listings and enquiry-management tools, with free access for veterans. Pricing and subscription terms are being finalised.

What WooBoard CARE does and how veterans benefit

WooBoard CARE is designed to help veterans find providers accepting DVA Veteran Cards and new clients. It also helps participating practices manage veteran enquiries.

The minimum viable product (MVP), an early working version of the platform, is now operational with:

  • Veteran accounts
  • Provider search
  • Appointment-request tracking
  • Provider enquiry tools

Platform integration and release testing remain outstanding before public launch.

Crisis support (000, Open Arms and Lifeline) is shown before any search or sign-up.

CARE provides navigation to existing services. It does not provide diagnosis, triage, treatment or clinical advice, and appointment requests are enquiries, not clinical referrals or confirmed bookings.

Before listing, providers will undergo onboarding and verification. This includes Ahpra registration checks for relevant practitioners and confirmation of Veteran Card acceptance and new-client capacity. Listing verification does not assess treatment quality or guarantee availability.

For readers wanting the wider commercial and policy backdrop, our full explainer on the WooBoard CARE veteran directory build covers the Queensland DVA card holder population, the subscription model for providers and the federal allied health funding environment behind the initial rollout.

Next milestone and the path to public launch

The company is targeting completion of platform integration and release testing by 1 November 2026, subject to final cost approvals and clinical governance input. This is a development milestone, not a confirmed public launch date.

Public launch requires:

  1. Board approval
  2. At least three verified providers accepting new clients per discipline and location
  3. A safety framework covering verified crisis routing, provider standards and clinical sign-off by a named registered professional

Service and location combinations will open as these requirements are met.

For investors, the 109 interested practices exceed the three-provider threshold in each of the six service and location combinations. Verification and onboarding are still to come, however, and the expressions of interest remain non-binding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is WooBoard CARE?

WooBoard CARE is a Thrive Tribe Technologies platform that helps veterans find providers accepting DVA Veteran Cards and new clients, while helping practices manage veteran enquiries. It provides navigation only and does not offer diagnosis, triage or clinical advice.

How many allied health practices have shown interest in WooBoard CARE?

109 practices have expressed non-binding interest, comprising 64 physiotherapy and 45 psychology practices across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich. The expressions of interest do not establish contracted customers or revenue.

What needs to happen before WooBoard CARE launches publicly?

Launch requires board approval, at least three verified providers accepting new clients per discipline and location, and a safety framework with clinical sign-off by a named registered professional. The company is targeting completion of platform integration and release testing by 1 November 2026.

How will WooBoard CARE make money?

The proposed model combines paid provider listings and enquiry-management tools, with free access for veterans. Pricing and subscription terms are still being finalised.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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