Fast and convenient scripts from the comfort of home

Talk to an Australian-qualified doctor online

Phone or video consults for new and existing scripts, from anywhere in Australia.

No downloads or software needed for phone or video consults.

Healthengine has partnered with the Telehealth providers featured above and receives fees from these partners.

Find a local GP practice who may offer telehealth appointments

If you do not have an established clinical relationship with the practice you may be privately billed.

Fast and convenient scripts from the comfort of home

Talk to an Australian-qualified doctor online

Phone or video consults for new and existing scripts, including repeats, from anywhere in Australia.

No downloads or software needed for phone or video consults.

Healthengine has partnered with the Telehealth providers featured above and receives fees from these partners.

Find a local GP practice who may offer telehealth appointments

If you do not have an established clinical relationship with the practice you may be privately billed.

Request a script

Request a new or existing script via online consult with an Australian-qualified doctor. No downloads or software needed.

Your regular GP

Visit My Care TeamTM to see if your regular GP offers a general telehealth consult, and manage all your regular healthcare providers, in one place.

Express consult

via InstantScripts

6am to midnight

Request a script only consult and receive a call back from an Australian-qualified doctor. No repeats.

$34

On demand consult

via Hola Health

24/7

Talk to the next available doctor via video call in under 15 minutes average wait time.

Short consult

From

$46

Standard consult

From

$59

* weekend, public holiday & after hours pricing applies

Scheduled consult

via 24-7MedCare

24/7

Choose a doctor and a time via phone or video.

From

$65

weekend, public holiday & after hours pricing applies

Healthengine has partnered with the Telehealth providers featured above and receives fees from these partners.

Find your local GP practice who may offer telehealth appointments

If you do not have an established clinical relationship with the practice you may be privately billed.

Local GPs

Medicare rebates generally limited to where you’ve had a face-to-face consultation with the GP practice in the last 12 months, with some exceptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

There may be specific instances in which you can claim a Medicare or other rebate for telehealth services, but these are defined by Government, and change from time to time. Your eligibility for this will be determined at the time of your appointment and is at the doctors discretion.

For telehealth only providers, Medicare rebates are generally not available.

For local GPs offering telehealth services, Medicare rebates are generally limited to where you have an existing relationship as defined by:
  • where you are registered in MyMedicare and the service is provided by your registered practice
  • when you have previously had a face-to-face appointment with the GP performing the service or another GP at the same practice in the last 12 months
  • where a practice is a participant in the Approved Medical Deputising Service program, and the Approved Medical Deputising Service provider employing the medical practitioner has a formal agreement with a general practice that has provided at least one face-to-face service to the patient in the 12 months preceding the telehealth attendance.

Under legislation, the existing relationship requirement does not apply in some limited situations which can be found on the Medicare Benefits Schedule website
.

No Controlled Drugs (also referred to as S8 (Schedule 8) medications such as narcotics) or other drugs of addiction (such as Valium) will be prescribed by the Telehealth service. Schedule 4 drugs which have the potential to cause harm or be misused such as benzodiazepines, duromine, lyrica, zolpidem, zopiclone, quetiapine and high strength codeine will also not be prescribed. These medications require close monitoring by your regular doctor. Refusal of prescription requests for these types of medications will not result in a refund of Telehealth consult.

For a video consult any smartphone or computer with a camera, speaker, and microphone will work. Your telehealth video consult will open in web browser so there’s no need to download any additional software.

If your doctor is running late the reception staff will call to let you know.

The information contained in this FAQ is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation. You should consider whether the information is appropriate to your needs, and where appropriate, seek professional advice. Last updated 7 February 2024

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Short consults (8 minutes)
Weekdays (6am to 8pm AEST): $46

Weekdays (After Hours) (8pm to 6am AEST), Weekends, Public Holidays: $66

Standard consults (15 minutes)
Weekdays (6am to 8pm AEST): $59

Weekdays (After Hours) (8pm to 6am AEST), Weekends, Public Holidays: $79

Weekdays (7am to 9pm AEST): $65.00

Weekdays (After Hours) (9pm to 7am AEST), Weekends, Public Holidays: $85.00 

Weekdays (6am to 8pm AEST): $45

Weekdays (After Hours) (8pm to 6am AEST), Weekends, Public Holidays: $69