Speak with an Australian-registered medical doctor by phone or video for suitable non-emergency concerns. Your doctor will assess what can be managed safely by telehealth and advise if in-person care is needed.
Everyday illnesses or minor injuries that do not appear life-threatening
Medication, test, referral or document requests that require clinical assessment
Follow-up questions and health concerns that may be assessed without a physical examination
Telehealth may not be enough
Chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, signs of stroke, severe bleeding or another emergency
Symptoms requiring an immediate physical examination, procedure or bedside test
Complex or ongoing care that is better coordinated by your regular local doctor
Clinical assessment
What may happen during the consultation
Your doctor may provide advice, discuss treatment options, arrange an electronic prescription, request tests, prepare documentation or make a referral when clinically appropriate. No particular outcome can be guaranteed before assessment.
Tell us what is happeningDiscuss symptoms, timing, medical history, medicines and relevant risk factors.
Doctor assessmentYour doctor considers what can be assessed safely by phone or video.
Agree on next stepsYou receive advice, safety-netting and an appropriate plan, which may include in-person care.
Urgent care
Do not wait for an online appointment in an emergency
Call Triple Zero (000) for severe breathing difficulty, chest pain, signs of stroke, collapse, severe bleeding, a severe allergic reaction, or any condition that appears life-threatening. For urgent but non-life-threatening advice, call 1800MEDICARE on 1800 633 422.
Clinical review
Reviewed by Dr Dong Zhao
M.D. (USyd), B.A. (UBC) · Australian-registered Medical Doctor · AHPRA general registration
Choose Dr Lily Vu or Dr Dong Zhao and continue to our secure external booking page. Care and any clinical document, medicine, test or referral remain subject to assessment.