Prescriptions
Talk to a GP about a prescription or repeat medication. Online prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate.
Women-first telehealth
Everyday GP care across Australia
Online GP appointments that help busy women get the care they need. Prescriptions, blood test and imaging referrals, specialist referrals and medical certificates are sent directly to your phone, when clinically appropriate.
Healthcare that understands women.
- Book online
- Australian HerDoc GP calls
- Care delivered to your phone
Common reasons women choose HerDoc
From everyday symptoms to more personal health concerns, HerDoc understands women's health and the demands of busy lives. Whether you're seeking care for yourself or arranging care for your children, our Australian GPs can help you understand your options and next steps.
Medical certificates
Talk to a GP and request a medical certificate for work, study or everyday illness.
UTI or urinary symptoms
Talk to a GP about urinary discomfort, urgency, frequency or possible UTI symptoms.
Women’s health
Private GP support for contraception, sexual health, vaginal symptoms, menopause and perimenopause.
Mental health & wellbeing
Get support for anxiety, stress, low mood and other mental health concerns.
Referrals and blood tests
Talk to a GP about specialist referrals, blood tests, imaging or follow-up care.
Cold, flu and everyday symptoms
Get help for non-emergency medical concerns or needs.
Children's Health
Speak with an Australian HerDoc GP about common childhood illnesses, symptoms and health concerns, for advice, treatment or referrals when clinically appropriate.
Many other reasons
You can also ask about weight management, skin concerns and more.
Make an appointment and a HerDoc GP can help you understand the most appropriate next steps for your health concern.
Get the care you needHow it works?
Simply book online. Our Ahpra-registered HerDoc GP then calls you for a confidential consultation about your health concern.
- Step 1
Book online
Book your GP appointment online at a time that suits you. Simple, convenient healthcare designed around your busy life.
Join waiting list - Step 2
Speak with a HerDoc Australian GP
An Ahpra-registered HerDoc GP calls you for a confidential telehealth consultation to discuss your health concerns, assess your needs and recommend appropriate next steps.
- Step 3
Get what you need, straight to your phone
When clinically appropriate, receive prescriptions, blood test and imaging referrals, specialist referrals and medical certificates directly on your phone. Electronic prescriptions can be filled at participating pharmacies across Australia.
Check telehealth suitability
For urgent or life-threatening matters, please call 000 or visit your nearest hospital.
Pricing
Eligible standard consultations are bulk billed at $0 with no gap. Private standard consultations are $49, and private long consultations are $95.
Bulk-billed standard
$0AUD
For eligible standard appointments under current Medicare rules. No gap.
Check bulk-billing rulesPrivate standard
$49AUD
For one focused concern in a standard appointment.
Private long
$95AUD
For several concerns or a more detailed discussion.
These are HerDoc’s launch prices. Appointments are not open yet.
Start with the right information
Clear pages for everyday GP care, women’s health, menopause, perimenopause, pathology, certificates, medication questions and telehealth safety.
Talk to an online GP about women's health
Yes. You can discuss women’s health concerns privately with a HerDoc GP, including periods, contraception, urinary symptoms, sexual health, perimenopause and menopause. You may have a specific request or simply want help understanding what has changed.
Read pageTelehealth GP care: what can and cannot be managed online
HerDoc doctors can help with many non-emergency GP concerns online, including everyday symptoms, follow-up questions, medication questions, pathology or referral discussions, medical certificates and women’s health questions. Your doctor will advise when online care is not suitable.
Read pageMenopause symptoms and treatment questions
Common menopause symptoms include hot flushes, night sweats, sleep changes, joint or muscle pain, brain fog, mood or anxiety changes, vaginal dryness and bladder changes. Symptoms vary, may begin in perimenopause and can have other causes. Support can include practical changes, hormonal or non-hormonal treatment, depending on your health and preferences. A GP can help identify priorities and plan next steps.
Read pageWhat is perimenopause, and how do I know it has started?
Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause and ending 12 months after the final period. It often starts in the 40s, but timing and symptoms vary. Changing periods are often an early sign, alongside hot flushes, sleep, mood or concentration changes. Age, symptoms and period history usually guide assessment; a GP can help rule out other causes and plan support.
Read pageTalk to an online GP about a prescription
Yes. You can discuss a prescription or renewal request directly with a HerDoc GP in a real-time phone consultation. The GP decides whether prescribing is safe and appropriate after considering your health, current medicines and the information available; the requested outcome is not guaranteed.
Read pageBlood tests, results and referrals with an online GP
Yes. A HerDoc GP can order pathology and radiology tests, help you understand results and provide a specialist referral when it is the right next step. You can ask for something specific or talk through your symptoms and ask what the GP recommends.
Read pageSexual health and vaginal symptoms
Yes. A HerDoc GP can assess vaginal symptoms, provide treatment advice and request tests or referrals. The next step depends on your symptoms and history; an examination or sample collected locally may be needed to establish the cause.
Read pageMedical certificates through an online GP
Yes. A HerDoc GP can assess any type of medical-certificate request during a telehealth appointment and may issue the requested certificate when the consultation supports it. You can talk about your symptoms or injury, when they started and how they are affecting work, study or daily life; some complex requests may still need face-to-face assessment or another process.
Read pageWant to hear when bookings open?
Join the HerDoc waitlist for updates about women-first GP telehealth for everyday symptoms, women’s health questions, certificates, referrals, tests and medication questions.
HerDoc is not taking appointments yet. Join the waitlist for launch updates.
- Eligible standard
- $0
- Wait time
- Varies