Lung Foundation Australia has announced a new multi-year partnership with 4DMedical, bringing together two organisations committed to improving outcomes for people impacted by lung disease and lung cancer.
The partnership is grounded in a shared vision of Healthy Lungs for All and the belief that every Australian should have equitable access to high-quality care and support, regardless of where they live or their circumstances.
4DMedical is an Australian medical technology organisation specialising in advanced lung imaging. Its imaging solutions provide clinicians with detailed information about how the lungs function, helping inform the understanding and management of respiratory conditions.
Lung Foundation Australia CEO Mark Brooke said the partnership reflected the strong alignment between the two organisations.
“We’re excited to partner with 4DMedical, an organisation that shares our commitment to improving lung health and our vision of Healthy Lungs for All,” Mr Brooke said.
“For too many Australians, where they live or their circumstances continue to influence the care and support they can access. We share the belief that everyone should have the opportunity to receive the right care, at the right time.
“By working with organisations that share our purpose and values, we can strengthen our collective impact and help more Australians breathe easier and live well.”
The partnership aligns with Lung Foundation Australia’s 2026–2030 Corporate Plan and its commitment to collective action, recognising that strong partnerships are essential to extending reach, addressing gaps and creating meaningful change.
4DMedical Founder, Managing Director and CEO Andreas Fouras said the partnership reflected the organisations’ shared commitment to improving outcomes and access to care.
“We are proud to partner with Lung Foundation Australia and support our shared vision of a healthier future for all Australians,” Professor Fouras said.
“We believe everyone should have the opportunity to benefit from high-quality respiratory care, regardless of their location or circumstances.
“Lung Foundation Australia is a trusted national voice for people impacted by lung disease and lung cancer. We look forward to working together and supporting its important work across the Australian community.”
About Lung Foundation Australia
For more than 30 years, Lung Foundation Australia has walked alongside people living with lung disease and lung cancer, helping them navigate some of life’s hardest moments with care, knowledge and hope.
We provide trusted support through our nurses, peer support programs and social workers. We fund research that leads to better treatments. We speak out for people who need lung health to be taken seriously. Everything we do helps protect the gift of breath, so that more Australians can breathe easier, live well and feel less alone.
For more information, please visit www.lungfoundation.com.au or you can call our Lung Health Helpline on 1800 654 301 to speak to one of our qualified nurses.
About 4DMedical
4DMedical Limited (ASX:4DX) is a global medical technology company revolutionizing respiratory care with advanced imaging and artificial intelligence. Its patented XV Technology® transforms standard scans into rich, functional insights that allow physicians to detect, diagnose, and monitor lung disease earlier and with greater precision.
4DMedical’s expanding software portfolio includes the FDA-cleared XV Lung Ventilation Analysis Software (XV LVAS®), CT LVAS™, and the ground-breaking CT:VQ™ solution designed to set new benchmarks in cardiothoracic imaging by combining ventilation and perfusion analysis.
Delivered seamlessly through a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, 4DMedical’s solutions integrate into existing hospital infrastructure, enhancing physician productivity and enabling more personalized patient care. With the addition of advanced AI capabilities from its 2023 acquisition of Imbio and 2026 acquisition of contextflow, 4DMedical continues to push the boundaries of medical imaging to redefine how respiratory disease is understood and treated worldwide.
Learn more at www.4dmedical.com
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