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Two start-ups turn healthcare failures into high-growth businesses

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 09, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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By fixing fractured NDIS care and archaic hospital routines, two Fast Starters turned systemic failures into 400pc-plus growth.

Two start-ups turn healthcare failures into high-growth businesses

Successful start-ups usually start with a problem and a person with an idea for a solution. For Kezia Kingston, the problem was how the $56 billion-a-year National Disability Insurance Scheme operates.

After working as an occupational therapist inside the NDIS, Kingston says she noticed a disconnect between the advice participants were given and how that advice was implemented.

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