This report examines the critical link between poverty, healthcare, and Indigenous Australians. It highlights how social determinants, such as poverty and inequality, affect the health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The report discusses the impact of these factors on healthcare access, the significance of the social gradient, and the need for healthcare practitioners to understand the psychosocial determinants of poor health. Additionally, it references key studies and provides insights into the challenges faced by Indigenous Australians in accessing quality healthcare and the need for equality in healthcare management. The report's core argument is that poverty is not the sole cause of poor health; hence, healthcare management teams must improve the quality of healthcare by observing equality in health.