What tech categories does Yoluko detect?

Yoluko detects 24+ technology categories from clinic websites, including practice management systems (PMS/EHR), online booking platforms, payment processors, CRM tools, telehealth platforms, ad pixels (Google, Meta, LinkedIn), form builders, review widgets, analytics tools, live chat, and more. Detection runs via automated website crawling, not self-reported surveys.

How often is the data refreshed?

Yoluko crawls all 82,000+ clinic brands every weekend (Saturday and Sunday). Migration signals, such as PMS switches, new tool installs, and vendor removals, are generated by diffing each week's crawl against the previous one. Clients on a weekly feed receive updated data every Monday.

Which countries does Yoluko cover?

Yoluko currently covers Australia (32,000+ clinic locations across all states and territories) and the United Kingdom (74,000+ clinic locations across England), totalling 108,000+ locations and 82,000+ unique clinic brands. The United States and New Zealand are on the roadmap.

What clinic types are included in the dataset?

The dataset covers 900+ clinic types across healthcare, including general practice (GP), dental, physiotherapy, psychology, chiropractic, optometry, podiatry, dermatology, occupational therapy, speech pathology, veterinary clinics, and more. Each location is classified by type from its Google Maps listing.

How does Yoluko detect which software a clinic uses?

Yoluko crawls the public-facing website of each clinic and analyzes the HTML, JavaScript, iframes, and embedded widgets for signatures of known software products. For example, a Cliniko booking widget, a HotDoc iframe, a Stripe checkout script, or a HubSpot tracking pixel. This is passive detection from publicly available data, not scraping login portals or private systems.

Yoluko is used by three main buyer types: (1) Sales teams at healthtech vendors who need qualified lead lists filtered by tech stack and firmographics, (2) investors and analysts sizing healthcare markets or evaluating consolidation trends, and (3) consultants building territory plans or competitive intelligence reports.

Market Data

Telehealth Adoption in Australian Clinics (2026)

We crawled 23,564 unique clinic domains across Australia to find out which ones offer telehealth and what platforms they use. The short version: 90.6% of clinics show no detectable telehealth tool, and the market is dominated by a single player.

By Alexandre KocevUpdated: June 24, 2026Based on 23,564 domains

The Big Picture

Despite the post-COVID push for virtual consultations, only 9.4% of Australian clinic websites expose a detectable telehealth platform. The remaining 90.6% either handle telehealth through their PMS (invisible from the outside), use phone-only consults, or simply don't offer remote appointments.

Medical clinics (GPs) are the outlier: 52% have a detectable telehealth tool. For every other specialty, adoption is below 8%.

90.6%

No telehealth detected

2,205

Clinics with telehealth

5.6%

HotDoc (market leader)

Top Telehealth Platforms by Domain Count

Ranked by the number of unique clinic domains where the platform was detected via public website signals.

Platform	Domains	% of Total
1.HotDoc	1,322	5.6%
2.Zoom	371	1.6%
3.AutoMed	247	1.0%
4.Coviu	101	0.4%
5.Hello Home Doctor	76	0.3%
6.Healthdirect Video	74	0.3%
7.Microsoft Teams	42	0.2%
8.Doxy.me	26	0.1%
9.Halaxy Telehealth	3	<0.1%

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Telehealth Adoption by Clinic Type

Telehealth adoption varies wildly by specialty. GP clinics lead at 52%, while hands-on professions like chiropractors and dentists sit below 3%.

Clinic type	Detected	Total	Adoption	Top platform
Medical clinics	916	1,760	52.0%	HotDoc
Psychologists	312	4,272	7.3%	Zoom
Optometrists	38	707	5.4%	HotDoc
Speech pathologists	51	965	5.3%	Zoom
Podiatrists	57	1,205	4.7%	HotDoc
Occupational therapists	40	950	4.2%	Zoom
Dentists	64	3,027	2.1%	HotDoc
Chiropractors	31	2,323	1.3%	Zoom

Key Takeaways

HotDoc dominates telehealth. With 1,322 detected domains (5.6% of all AU clinics), HotDoc accounts for 60% of all detectable telehealth installs. Its integration with GP practice management systems gives it an insurmountable lead in general practice.

Zoom is the allied health default. 371 domains detected. Among psychologists, speech pathologists, and occupational therapists, Zoom is the most common telehealth tool. These clinics prefer a generic video platform over a healthcare-specific one.

GP clinics are the only specialty with majority adoption. 52% of medical clinic domains have a detectable telehealth tool. For every other type, adoption is single digits. This reflects the Medicare telehealth rebate structure, which heavily incentivises GP video consults.

Coviu is the healthcare-native challenger. With 101 detected domains, Coviu is the largest purpose-built telehealth platform after HotDoc. It targets allied health and psychology, but trails Zoom 4:1 in those segments.

The greenfield is massive.90.6% of clinic domains show no telehealth signal. For telehealth vendors, that's 21,300+ domains that are either using invisible tools, phone-only consults, or no remote option at all.

Methodology

Data sourced from the Yoluko clinic intelligence platform. 23,564 unique clinic domains across Australia are crawled every week. Telehealth detection is based on public website signals: embedded booking widgets with video consult options, JavaScript includes for telehealth platforms, meta tags, and link patterns. "Not detected" means no public signal was found, not that no telehealth is in use. Many clinics offer telehealth through their PMS booking flow, which leaves no public signature.