Question 1

Are your doctors AHPRA-registered?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every consult is with a GP registered with AHPRA (the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) and based in Australia.

Question 2

How does the video consult work?

Accepted Answer

After booking, you'll receive a secure link by SMS and email. At your appointment time, tap the link to join a private, encrypted video call with your GP — no downloads required.

Question 3

What if I need an in-person examination?

Accepted Answer

If your GP feels you need a physical examination or in-person test, they'll organise a referral and guide you to the right provider near you.

Question 4

Can I get a prescription during my consult?

Accepted Answer

Where it's clinically appropriate and safe, your GP can issue an e-script sent directly to your preferred pharmacy.

Question 5

Can you order blood tests or refer me to a specialist?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your GP can organise pathology and referrals to specialists where clinically indicated.

Question 6

Is this bulk-billed?

Accepted Answer

No — Women's Health GP is a private-pay clinic. Fees are shown upfront before you book. Some consults may attract a Medicare rebate where eligibility criteria are met.

Question 7

How is my health information kept private?

Accepted Answer

Your information is handled confidentially and stored securely in line with Australian privacy law. See our privacy policy and collection statement for details.

Question 8

Is this service suitable for emergencies?

Accepted Answer

No. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 000 immediately. Our telehealth service is not for emergency care.

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