Telehealth
Prescriptions
Talk to a GP about a prescription or repeat medication. Online prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate.
Online GP appointments for women
Book online and speak with an Australian GP by phone about everyday, non-emergency concerns. Your GP will listen, ask the right questions and guide a clear next step — advice, follow-up, a certificate or medication discussion, a referral or test discussion, or in-person care.
Book online
Australian GP calls
Confidential appt
Confidential appt
HerDoc is women-first telehealth for everyday GP care in Australia. Book online, speak with a GP by phone and get clear next-step advice.
- Consults from
- $49
- Wait time
- Varies
What can start online
Common reasons women use HerDoc
From everyday symptoms to private health questions, HerDoc helps you book online, speak with an Australian GP by phone and understand what to do next.
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Medical certificates
Talk to a GP and request a medical certificate for work, study or everyday illness.
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UTI or urinary symptoms
Talk to a GP about urinary discomfort, urgency, frequency or possible UTI symptoms.
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Women’s health
Private GP support for contraception, sexual health, vaginal symptoms, menopause and perimenopause.
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Referrals and blood tests
Talk to a GP about specialist referrals, blood tests, imaging or follow-up care.
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Cold, flu and everyday symptoms
Get help for non-emergency symptoms, follow-ups, skin concerns, travel health and general GP care.
These are common reasons women use HerDoc, but they are not the only ones. You can also ask about weight management, specialist referrals, skin concerns and many other everyday, non-emergency GP questions.
This is the process
Book online. The GP calls. Talk privately.
HerDoc keeps GP telehealth simple: book online, then the GP calls for your telehealth consult.
- Step 1
Book online
Start by booking your appointment online.
- Step 2
Australian GP calls
An Australian GP calls for your telehealth consult.
- Step 3
Confidential appt
Speak privately with a GP who listens, asks questions and helps you understand what happens next.
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Telehealth for non-emergencies; we guide red flags to 000/ED.
Women’s health topics
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 speak with a HerDoc GP about period problems, contraception, possible UTI symptoms, sexual health, perimenopause or menopause. Start with a specific request if you have one, or describe what you have noticed and ask the GP where to begin.
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
Yes. You can talk with a HerDoc GP online about menopause or perimenopause symptoms, including hot flushes, night sweats, sleep changes, mood, anxiety, vaginal symptoms and treatment questions. You may already have a particular question in mind, or you may want help working out where to begin. Either is fine.
Read pagePerimenopause symptoms and online GP support
Yes. HerDoc is suitable for talking with a doctor online about perimenopause symptoms. You can book online and speak with an AHPRA-registered Australian GP about period changes, sleep disruption, hot flushes, mood changes, anxiety, libido changes and vaginal or urinary symptoms. Your doctor can help you understand what is happening and discuss treatment options and next steps.
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: online GP support
Yes. You can discuss sexual health and vaginal symptoms privately with a HerDoc doctor online when telehealth is suitable. Severe pain, bleeding, pregnancy concerns, fever, infection red flags, or safety concerns may need urgent or in-person care.
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 pageLaunching soon
Want 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.
- Consults from
- $49
- Wait time
- Varies
HerDoc is not taking appointments yet. Join the waitlist for launch updates.
