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Join the waitlistAustralian women-first telehealth for everyday, non-emergency GP needs. Clear scope, fast booking, and structured doctor workflows for women.
Safety-first scope
Not for emergencies; red flags sent to 000/ED.
Fast, clear steps
Book, triage, consult, plan delivered digitally.
Service hubs
Women’s health, telehealth safety, prescriptions, pathology, certificates, menopause and perimenopause — with transparent scope and escalation.
Yes. You can speak with a HerDoc doctor online about many non-emergency women’s health symptoms, including period, vaginal, urinary, sexual health, menopause, and contraception questions. Your doctor will decide whether telehealth is suitable or whether testing, examination, or in-person care is safer.
HerDoc doctors can help with many non-emergency GP concerns online, including everyday symptoms, follow-up questions, prescriptions when suitable, pathology or referral discussions, medical certificates, and women’s health questions. Your doctor will advise when online care is not suitable.
Yes. HerDoc doctors can issue instant electronic prescriptions sent directly to your phone, when the doctor decides it is clinically suitable. Book online for a fast telehealth appointment without sitting in a clinic waiting room.
Yes. HerDoc doctors can arrange pathology or blood test referrals through telehealth when clinically appropriate. Testing is not automatic; your doctor will decide whether a test is useful, what question it should answer, and how results should be followed up.
Yes. HerDoc doctors can issue medical certificates after a telehealth appointment when the doctor decides it is clinically appropriate. Certificates are not automatic; your doctor may ask when symptoms started, how they affected work or study, and whether the request can be assessed safely online.
Yes. You can speak with a HerDoc doctor online about menopause symptoms, treatment-option questions, sleep, mood, anxiety, weight, and sexual health concerns. Your doctor will decide whether telehealth is suitable and whether follow-up, tests, referral, or in-person care may be needed.
Yes. You can speak with a HerDoc doctor online about perimenopause symptoms such as period changes, sleep disruption, hot flushes, mood changes, anxiety, libido changes, and vaginal or urinary symptoms. Your doctor will check red flags and decide whether telehealth is suitable.
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.
Conditions we support
Everyday GP issues suited to telehealth. Severe symptoms and emergencies are escalated to in-person care or 000.
Discuss non-emergency UTI symptoms with a GP where telehealth is clinically appropriate, with clear guidance when in-person or urgent care is safer.
Discuss non-severe cold and flu symptoms, symptom relief questions, and medical certificates where clinically appropriate.
Discuss mild skin rash or irritation questions. Severe infection symptoms or rapidly spreading rashes need urgent or in-person care.
More conditions
Everyday GP
Discuss prescriptions, medical certificates, pathology, imaging, and referrals where clinically appropriate after GP assessment.
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Prepare for travel by discussing travel health questions, routine medication considerations, and vaccine guidance. Some vaccines and assessments still need in-person care.
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Discuss mild anxiety or low mood with a GP and whether follow-up, referral, medical certificate, or another pathway is appropriate. Not for crisis care.
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Discuss a medical certificate request with a GP where telehealth assessment is clinically appropriate. Certificates are not automatic.
View conditionTrust and governance
HerDoc uses booking context, safety prompts, and follow-up workflows to support GP-led consults. Clinical decisions remain with the treating doctor.