AHPRA-registered, Australian care
Every clinician is registered with AHPRA and practises to current Australian guidelines. No overseas practitioners, no AI-generated plans.
For GPs, allied health professionals, and women who have seen the difference first-hand. Send us your referral, we will take structured care of the rest and keep you in the loop.
The referral process is different for each. Tap the option that fits.
We take on structured, ongoing care that benefits from dedicated clinical time: perimenopause, women's health, weight management, sleep, and more. Your patient gets a proper plan. You get a written summary back.
Refer a patientIf your plan with us is working, you are welcome to share our details with a friend. No codes, no hoops. We do not ask you for her contact details; she gets in touch with us herself, so nothing is shared without her say-so.
How to refer a friendThe things that matter most when sending a patient out of your clinic, covered.
Every clinician is registered with AHPRA and practises to current Australian guidelines. No overseas practitioners, no AI-generated plans.
Where authorised by the patient, after every consultation and review we send a structured clinical summary back to the referring clinician: diagnoses, reasoning, plan, and any medicines.
Every patient completes a health assessment, consultation, and review cycle. We do not write prescriptions off a form, and never will.
Prescribing decisions are made by registered healthcare practitioners in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements and individual patient assessment. Where clinically appropriate, prescribed medicines are supplied through appropriate Australian pharmacy channels.
No phone tag, no faxed paperwork, no waiting weeks to find out what happened. Here is what the flow looks like from your side.
Submit the form below or send a written note to our team. Include the clinical context and patient details. We will take it from there.
About two minutesYour patient completes a structured health assessment and attends a consultation with an AHPRA-registered clinician, who determines the appropriate next steps based on their individual circumstances. Completing a referral or assessment does not guarantee acceptance into a particular care pathway.
24-48 hour turnaroundFollowing clinical assessment, the clinician may recommend appropriate care options, which may include further investigations, referrals, lifestyle support, or treatment options where clinically appropriate. Any prescribed medicines are supplied through appropriate Australian pharmacy channels. Reviews are built in from the start.
Reviews built inWhere authorised by the patient, a written clinical summary lands in your inbox covering diagnosis, plan, and any medicines, ready for your patient file. Updated after each review.
Shared-care communication where appropriateThe biggest concern when referring to telehealth is losing visibility. We have built the process around the opposite. Where the patient authorises it, here is what lands in your inbox.
Where authorised by the patient, within 48 hours of their first appointment: diagnosis, clinical reasoning, plan, and any medicines started.
Summary after each scheduled review: what has changed, what has been adjusted, and why. So you always know where things sit.
Where authorised by the patient, relevant medication and pathology information may be shared to support continuity of care. Clean records for your file.
Where clinically significant concerns are identified that require communication with the patient's GP, we will contact the relevant healthcare provider in accordance with appropriate consent and communication processes.
One form, two paths. Pick whether you are referring as a clinician or a patient, and we will route the referral to the right team.
The practical questions clinicians and patients ask before sending a referral our way.
Our telehealth consultations are not bulk-billed. Some private health funds rebate a portion of telehealth and medication costs. We provide itemised invoices for every visit so patients can claim where eligible.
Yes, where the patient has authorised it. After every consultation and review you will receive a written clinical summary covering diagnosis, reasoning, plan, and any medicines. Typically delivered within 48 hours of the appointment, directly to the email you provided on the referral form.
Shared-care arrangements depend on patient consent, agreement between clinicians, and the patient's care circumstances. Where a shared-care arrangement is in place, we document the roles and responsibilities of each practitioner, what information is shared, and who is responsible for monitoring and follow-up. With the patient's authorisation you receive notes, pathology copies, and flagged concerns.
No. There are no referral fees, incentives, or commissions for clinicians or patients. Referrals are a clinical trust relationship, not a sales funnel.
Yes. Include what they are on in the clinical notes and we will coordinate. Our clinician will review for interactions, confirm appropriateness, and either continue, adjust, or discuss alternatives with the patient before any changes are made.
Our clinicians assess each case and will decline to prescribe if telehealth is not the right fit. In that case, we will let the patient know, provide a summary to you, and recommend in-person referral where appropriate. No one gets a script they should not have.
You will get an automatic confirmation email within minutes of submitting the form. Our team follows up within one business day to confirm the next steps with the referring clinician and/or patient as appropriate, in line with the patient's consent and preferred method of communication.
Share our contact details with her and she can get in touch with us directly. We do not ask you to hand over her name or contact details, so nothing is shared without her say-so. There is no code, reward, or sign-up hoop involved.