Perimenopause and menopause
Understand changing symptoms, treatment questions, sleep, mood and longer-term health.
GP services for women, by phone
HerDoc provides women-first GP appointments by phone for everyday and ongoing non-emergency care. When clinically appropriate, our doctors can text you an electronic prescription, order blood tests, arrange X-ray or other imaging referrals, provide medical certificates and make specialist referrals.
What services do we provide?
Start with what you need. The GP will assess your request, explain what is clinically appropriate and help plan the next step.
- Electronic prescriptions by text If prescribing is clinically appropriate, the GP can text an electronic prescription token to your phone.
- Blood tests and pathology Our doctors can order blood, urine and other pathology tests, and help you understand the results.
- X-rays and imaging referrals A GP can assess your concern and arrange an X-ray or other imaging referral when it is the right next step.
- Medical certificates Our doctors can provide medical certificates for work or study following assessment.
- Specialist referrals Our doctors can make specialist referrals, whether you have a specialist in mind or need help choosing the next step.
What we can help you with
Talk with a GP about symptoms, treatment questions, ongoing care or a change in your health. Choose the area closest to what is going on to see how we can help.
Mental health
Talk with a GP about anxiety, low mood, stress, burnout or sleep and the support that may help.
Contraception and reproductive health
Explore your options or talk through reviewing or changing your contraception.
Periods and pelvic symptoms
Explore heavy, painful or changing periods, pelvic pain and questions about endometriosis.
Sexual and vaginal health
Find a calm starting point for discharge, irritation, dryness, painful sex and other private concerns.
Everyday symptoms
Start with the symptom, including cold and flu, skin, headache or digestive concerns.
Fatigue and ongoing care
Continue care for persistent symptoms, results, home readings or a concern that needs follow-up.
Plan your appointment
Start with how appointments work, what they cost and whether telehealth fits your needs.