Moorditj Koort

What Moorditj Koort does

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) headquartered in Parmelia, Western Australia, delivering primary healthcare, specialist services, and community programs to Aboriginal communities across the Perth metropolitan and Wheatbelt regions. Founded in 2010 and formally constituted as an Aboriginal Corporation in January 2015, the organisation operates five sites — Parmelia, Midland, Northam, Armadale and Cockburn — serving three Western Australian Primary Health Networks and holding ISO-9001 quality management and AGPAL general practice accreditations. Its service catalogue spans general practice (launched October 2025), award-winning ENT care, an integrated 'One Stop Shop' co-located services hub (opened April 2026), and broader social, preventative health, and cultural programs delivered in partnership with organisations including Holyoake, Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service, East Metropolitan Health Service, NACCHO, Diabetes WA, and the University of Western Australia.

The organisation's revenue model combines government grants and PHN/WAPHA funding, Medicare bulk-billing (now expanded via the GP Clinic line), fee-for-service Cultural Awareness Training, and donations, with more than 70% of its 51–100 employees identifying as Aboriginal. Delivery is structured around community-controlled governance, accredited clinical operations, and formal cross-sector partnerships, with 2026 having been an unusually active year for capacity expansion: a new Armadale site (May 2026), a One Stop Shop hub (April 2026), three new MoUs, and an executive transition creating a Chief Strategy Officer role alongside an Acting CEO.

Strategically, the organisation is consolidating a hub-and-spoke integrated-care model intended to anchor Aboriginal health delivery across the Perth Metro and Wheatbelt catchments, using partnership MoUs and accreditation to deepen ecosystem lock-in and the GP Clinic plus One Stop Shop to broaden per-client service breadth and revenue mix beyond grant dependence.

Name

Moorditj Koort

Legal name

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation

Website

https://moorditjkoort.com.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

2010

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit ACCHO operating five clinics across Perth Metro and Wheatbelt in Western Australia, delivering culturally grounded primary healthcare, specialist services, and integrated community programs to Aboriginal populations under WAPHA/PHN grant and Medicare funding models.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Medina

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Government Funding and Grants: MKAC operates as a not-for-profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation funded primarily through government grants and commissioning from bodies such as WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA), Primary Health Networks, and government health programs. The organisation also receives funding for specific programs including Integrated Team Care (ITC), Elder Care Support Program, NDIS Community Connector Program, and Cultural Awareness Training services.
2. Medicare Bulk-Billing: As an ACCHO, MKAC provides bulk-billed GP services with no out-of-pocket costs for eligible clients. Medicare billing from GP consultations, health checks (including 715 Aboriginal Health Checks), chronic disease management, and specialist services contributes to revenue.
3. Cultural Awareness Training: MKAC offers Cultural Awareness Training sessions to external organisations, customised to their needs. This represents a fee-for-service revenue stream for the organisation.
4. Donations: The organisation accepts donations through its website with options for one-time or monthly contributions at various tiers ($25, $50, $100, $250, $500, or other amounts).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) that delivers culturally safe, holistic primary healthcare and community wellbeing programs to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Western Australia. Its core offering combines a bulk-billed GP clinic service with allied health and specialist clinics, plus a portfolio of targeted programs covering NDIS navigation, suicide prevention, aged care, chronic disease management, school health, podiatry and lifestyle support. Services are delivered across five fixed locations (Parmelia, Midland, Northam, Armadale, Cockburn) and through mobile outreach.

Product overview

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) that operates as a not-for-profit healthcare provider delivering integrated health and wellbeing services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Western Australia. The organisation operates a One Stop Shop Model of Care that integrates primary and secondary services, combining a core GP Clinic Service with Allied Health Services and Specialist Clinics (including audiology, diabetes education, dietetics, endocrinology, ENT, optometry, podiatry, and nephrology). The portfolio includes multiple targeted programs: the Community Connector Program for NDIS navigation, Culture Care Connect Program (CCCP) for suicide prevention and mental health, Elder Care Support Program for aged care access, Indigenous Healthy Lifestyle Program (IHLP) for chronic disease prevention, Integrated Team Care (ITC) for chronic condition management, and the Kwinana School Health Program for child health checks. Additional offerings include Cultural Awareness Training for external organisations and the Moorditj Kaartdijin Bidi Community of Practice initiative. Services are delivered across multiple locations in Western Australia (Parmelia, Midland, Armadale, and Northam) with outreach programs extending to remote communities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• GP Clinic Service Culturally safe bulk-billed general practice offering consultations, chronic disease management, immunisations, women's/men's/children's health, and referrals to allied health and specialist services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the wider community.
• Allied Health Services & Specialist Clinics Comprehensive suite of allied health and specialist services including audiology, diabetes education, dietetics, endocrinology, ENT, optometry, podiatry and nephrology delivered through clinic partnerships and outreach programs.
• ENT Clinic Award-winning ear health program providing ENT and audiology services for Aboriginal children, including monthly one-stop-shop clinics at Cockburn Integrated Health and Parmelia, with surgery coordination at partner hospitals.
• Cultural Awareness Training Customised cultural awareness training sessions for external organisations covering Aboriginal perspectives, history, communication skills and tailored content based on a preliminary needs assessment.
• Community Connector Program (NDIS) NDIS navigation support program helping Aboriginal people understand and access the National Disability Insurance Scheme through guidance, information sessions, yarning circles, form support and planning meeting assistance.
• Culture Care Connect Program (CCCP) Suicide prevention and aftercare program providing proactive, culturally appropriate support for Aboriginal people in the Perth South Metro Region, bringing together prevention planning, coordination, early intervention, crisis management and aftercare.
• Elder Care Support Program Aged care navigation program helping Aboriginal Elders (50+) understand and access My Aged Care in-home services including house cleaning, gardening, social activities, nursing, meals, shopping, home modifications, transport and personal care.
• Indigenous Healthy Lifestyle Program (IHLP) Free health and wellbeing program supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through group fitness, health education workshops, personalised support, welcome pack and assistance with bookings and transport.
• Integrated Team Care (ITC) Chronic condition management program providing Aboriginal people with coordinated access to specialist and allied health services, care coordination, transport to appointments and financial assistance for medical aids, including the Country to City service for regional clients.
• Kwinana School Health Program School-based health program delivering health education, child health checks and access to GPs and specialists for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at partnered schools including Medina Primary, Leda Primary, Orelia Primary and Gilmore College.
• Miyal Eye Clinic Optometry service operated in partnership with the University of Western Australia at Parmelia, providing eye health services and the Deadly Vision glasses fitting and dispensing service as part of Diabetes Day.
• Moorditj Djena (Strong Feet) Podiatry and diabetes education outreach program for Aboriginal people within the Perth metropolitan area, providing culturally appropriate foot care and diabetes education focused on prevention and management of diabetes-related foot complications.
• Warlang Koorts (Healthy Hearts) Program Community-led heart health and wellbeing program supporting Aboriginal people and families through culturally safe physical activity, health education, social connection and community participation.
• Moorditj Kaartdijin Bidi (Strong Knowledge Pathway) Strong Knowledge Pathway program (Noongar language) supporting culturally safe and connected systems of care, including Community of Practice events for WAPHA-funded service providers.

Quantifiable outcome

• Award-winning ENT care for Aboriginal children in Cockburn and surrounding areas
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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API docs

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Partnerships

18 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• HolyoakecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 July 2026Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation and Holyoake formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in July 2026 to strengthen their shared commitment to improving health, wellbeing and social outcomes for Aboriginal people across Boorloo (Perth) and the Wheatbelt. The partnership will strengthen referral pathways, improve coordination of support for people with complex needs, build workforce capability, and create opportunities for collaboration that deliver culturally safe, community-led services. The MoU establishes a collaborative framework over two years.
• East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 February 2026MoU signed in February 2026 between EMHS and MKAC marking an important step forward for Aboriginal health across the Perth metropolitan region. The partnership establishes a framework for collaboration within the EMHS catchment area, supporting improved health outcomes for Aboriginal people and their families through coordinated services and shared initiatives. EMHS delivers health services including Aboriginal community health programs and tertiary hospital services.
• Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal CorporationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 January 2026MoU signed in January 2026 between Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service and MKAC to formalise collaboration, shared advocacy, and joint leadership across Noongar Boodja. The agreement reflects a shared intent to lead together, advocate together, and support a more coordinated and equitable health system shaped by Noongar cultural authority and community priorities. Signed by Chairs Joslyn Eades-Tass and Marianne Mackay with CEOs James Christian and Annie Young.
• Cockburn Integrated HealthcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartner in South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program. ENT clinics held at Cockburn Integrated Health GP Super Clinic providing one-stop service for families accessing both Audiology and ENT specialists.
• Hearing AustraliacoreTechnology or IntegrationPartner in South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program. Australian Hearing specialists provide audiology services testing clients for hearing loss evaluation and rehabilitation.
• Telethon Speech & HearingcoreTechnology or IntegrationPartner in South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program, collaborating on ear health services for Aboriginal children.
• Telethon Kids InstitutecoreTechnology or IntegrationPartner in South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program, contributing research and expertise to Aboriginal ear health.
• Rockingham General HospitalcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartner hospital for ENT surgery referrals. ENT specialists Dr Francis Lannigan or Dr George Sim coordinate and perform surgery at this facility when required.
• St John of God MurdochcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartner hospital for ENT surgery referrals. Available as surgery location alongside Rockingham General Hospital for ENT procedures.
• University of Western Australia (UWA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with UWA for the Miyal Eye Clinic providing high-quality, accessible eye health services. UWA staff operate the optometry service at Parmelia. The clinic also offers Deadly Vision service for fitting and dispensing glasses. UWA optometry students undertake placements at MKAC.
• Diabetes WAcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerDiabetes WA provides diabetes educators who teach, coach and guide clients to understand their diabetes and how it affects their body and personal lives. Services available at Midland and Parmelia locations.
• Diet by D'ZyneminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerSpecialist dietitian providing lifestyle solutions and nutrition education to help clients eat right and be aware of daily nutrition needs. Service available at Parmelia.
• WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWAPHA commissioned Moorditj Kaartdijin Bidi Community of Practice event in July 2026. WAPHA funds Integrated Team Care and other programs. MKAC works with WAPHA-funded service providers across WA to strengthen culturally safe and connected systems of care.
• Clontarf FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for school-based health checks delivering 715 Aboriginal Health Checks in partnership with schools. AHP monitors and supports health of enrolled students to reduce chronic illness in the Aboriginal community.
• NACCHOcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNACCHO First Nations Health Worker Traineeship Program supporting the ACCHO sector to grow a skilled, job-ready Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce. Nine MKAC staff graduated in December 2024 through this program.
• Marr MooditjcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerTraining provider for NACCHO First Nations Health Worker Traineeship Program. Supported MKAC staff in gaining Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Practice and Certificate IV in Mental Health.
• Child & Adolescent Community Health ServiceminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartner in South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program for child health services.
• South Metropolitan Health ServiceminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner organisation in Aboriginal health initiatives. Josie Ford, Board member, serves as Aboriginal Health Strategy Director for South Metropolitan Health Service.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• Holyoake: WA-based provider of alcohol, drug, and mental health services. Recently formalised an MoU with MKAC (Jul 2026) for shared client pathways; complementary rather than competing service mix.
• Telethon Kids Institute: WA-based paediatric medical research institute collaborating with MKAC on Aboriginal ear health programs; research and clinical partnership rather than direct competition.
• Hearing Australia: Australian Government-funded audiology provider that partners with MKAC in the South Metropolitan Aboriginal Ear Health Program; an enabling ecosystem partner rather than a competitor.

Broad incumbents

• National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO): National peak body representing ACCHOs across Australia. Not a direct service competitor but the central policy, advocacy, and traineeship backbone for the ACCHO sector in which MKAC operates.

Direct peers

• South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS): ACCHO providing Aboriginal primary healthcare, aged care, and community programs across WA's South West region. Direct peer in operating model, ACCHO status, and WA-focused service delivery.
• Boab Health Services: ACCHO-aligned primary healthcare provider in the Kimberley region offering chronic disease management, allied health, and community-based programs. Comparable scope, ACCHO funding base, and WA regional footprint.
• Wirraka Maya Health Service Aboriginal Corporation: ACCHO serving Aboriginal communities in the Pilbara region of WA, providing primary healthcare, allied health, and community programs with comparable ACCHO governance and culturally safe delivery model.
• Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service: ACCHO operating across the East Pilbara and remote communities in WA, providing primary healthcare, social and emotional wellbeing programs, and NDIS support. Comparable ACCHO delivery model serving regional Aboriginal populations.
• Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services (KAMS): Regional ACCHO in the Kimberley, WA, delivering primary healthcare, clinical services, and public health programs to Aboriginal communities. Comparable in governance, funding model, and ACCHO mandate.
• Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation: Perth-based ACCHO offering a similar integrated primary healthcare, allied health, and community services model for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Comparable in mission, scope, and WA operating environment; MKAC and Derbarl Yerrigan even share a formal MoU (Jan 2026).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance2 records

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Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

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