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The National Health Co-op (NHC) is a Canberra, Australia based healthcare provider founded in 2006. Structured as a cooperative, the organisation offers bulk-billed medical services to its members and Australian National University students. Founded in recognition of the fact that the Australian Capital Territory has the lowest rate of bulk-billing in the country, as of 2021 the NHC constituted 14% of bulk-billed appointments in the region. On 22 June 2021, NHC went into voluntary administration and began a process of restructuring, announcing the closure or transfer of all clinics 22 September 2021. By 2 October 2021, every clinic except the one located on the ANU campus had transferred to new operators, with ANU expected to be transitioned in the "near future".