Everyday GP care
Discuss travel health questions online
Prepare for travel by discussing travel health questions, routine medication considerations, and vaccine guidance. Some vaccines and assessments still need in-person care.
Telehealth may be appropriate for routine travel advice and medication review questions; some vaccines require in-person administration.
Not for emergencies
- Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
- Possible stroke. Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
- For immediate help, call 000 or Lifeline at 13 11 14.
When telehealth can help
Issues we can usually help with online
- Travel health advice
- Travel medication questions
- General vaccine guidance
- Fit-to-fly letters
When to see a GP in person or go to ED
- Yellow fever vaccine
- Emergency travel medications
- Severe illness while abroad
What to expect
Book a time that suits you. Our triage will ask about symptoms and any red flags.
The GP reviews your travel plans, medication questions, and vaccine needs where clinically appropriate.
You’ll leave with a plan and clear next steps. Some vaccines must be administered in person.
Also called: travel doctor, travel consult, travel telehealth.
Suitability: Routine travel advice and travel medication questions; vaccines administered in person as required.
FAQs
What can HerDoc treat online?
Common non-emergency GP issues like UTIs, URIs, mild skin concerns, repeat medication review questions, certificates, and referrals.
What does a visit cost?
Standard GP telehealth visits start at $40 AUD; pharmacy, pathology, imaging, specialist and other external fees are separate.
Do you handle emergencies?
No. For chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding, or suicidal thoughts, call 000 or go to ED.
Clinical review
Clinical reviewers will be added to this page soon.