Australian Owned & Operated
Australian Donated Allograft
Australian Allografts is committed to the ethical management of the collection and distribution of Australian donated tissue. Our primary focus is respecting donor wishes whilst maximising the benefits to patient outcomes, Australia wide.
We support not for profit organisations who share our core values. Our Australian Tissue Bank partner, Pluslife exclusively retrieve 100% Australian donated bone and tissue to produce the highest quality allografts in their facility located in Midland, Western Australia.
Australian Allografts is committed to the collection and distribution of Australian donated tissue. Our primary focus is respecting donor wishes and maximising the benefits for patient outcomes, Australia wide.
We pride ourselves on 3 core values
We pride ourselves on 3 core values
The donation of tissue is a gift of life for some. Australian Allografts takes the responsibility of making the most of that selfless act for the benefit of many. The integrity of the donation and respect for the wishes of the donor are the most important considerations.
Australian allograft, donated in Australia, by Australians for Australians. A rigorous donation screening process and world’s best practice production facilities ensure all allograft is to Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration standards. Our association with our Australian Tissue Bank partner creates an assurance of quality and safety for surgeons and patients nationally.
Patient Outcomes are the most important responsibility of all involved in implant procedures. The right product, processed to the highest standards, packaged and delivered to our client hospitals are all components of the chain of excellence. The best possible outcome for the patient is our cornerstone.
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