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Qualified Australian practitioners, Australia-wide · Consultations 7 am to 10 pm AEST, every day.

Our services

Telehealth services, Australia-wide

Book a live video consultation with a qualified Australian practitioner. Access healthcare support across selected areas including everyday health care, mental wellbeing and personal health, and ongoing and preventive care. Your NexaHealth consultation records are securely stored and available for future care where appropriate.

  • GP Consultations
  • Repeat Prescriptions
  • Medical Certificates
  • Mental Health
  • Chronic Disease Management
  • Wellness & Healthy Ageing
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Qualified Australian practitioners Qualified to practise in Australia
Live video consultations With phone follow-ups where your practitioner considers them suitable
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Continuity of care Your NexaHealth records, kept securely
Australia-wide Connect from anywhere
7 am to 10 pm AEST Every day of the week

Everyday health care

The things that come up week to week. A GP consultation, a repeat prescription request, a medical certificate, a referral or a pathology request. Each one is a live video consultation with a qualified Australian practitioner. Repeat prescription requests are reviewed by a practitioner where clinically appropriate. Pathology is only requested where testing is clinically appropriate. Pathology testing and collection costs are separate from the consultation fee. Your consultation records are securely retained so relevant information can be available for future care.

Not sure where to start?

How a consultation works

Every service follows the same path. Choose the one that fits your concern and book a time. You meet a qualified Australian practitioner by secure video and talk it through. Together you agree a suitable next step. Your consultation records are securely retained so relevant information can be available for future care.

One place for your NexaHealth consultations and care records.

See how it works

Telehealth is not suitable for every health concern. Your practitioner may instead recommend in-person assessment, urgent care, a GP review, a referral to another doctor, further investigation or no treatment.

A prescription, referral or test is one possible outcome, only where your practitioner considers it clinically appropriate.

Results vary from person to person. An assessment does not guarantee any particular outcome.

In an emergency, call 000. For crisis support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14, available around the clock.

Everyday care · Mental wellbeing · Preventive health · Healthy ageing · Continuity of care · Telehealth Australia-wide ·
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Questions about our services

How do I choose a service?

Pick the service that matches what is on your mind. If you are not sure, start with a GP consultation and your practitioner will point you to the right one. Every NexaHealth service starts with a live video consultation with a qualified Australian practitioner, so the booking process is the same either way.

What happens in a consultation?

Your first consultation is a live video conversation with a qualified Australian practitioner. Follow-ups can be by phone where your practitioner considers it suitable. They listen to your concern and can review relevant information in your NexaHealth record. They talk through what may be going on. Together you agree a suitable next step. That may be advice, monitoring, a test, a referral, a care plan or, where clinically appropriate, a prescription.

Are my NexaHealth consultations kept in one place?

Yes. Your NexaHealth appointments and relevant consultation records are securely kept in one place, whatever service you book. If you later book a mental health or ongoing care consultation, relevant health information can be securely accessed by your care team where appropriate and with appropriate permissions.

Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. A prescription is one possible outcome of a consultation, and only where your practitioner considers it clinically appropriate. Your practitioner may instead recommend advice, lifestyle support, monitoring, a referral, further investigation or no treatment. The consultation is the service you book. Clinical decisions are made by your practitioner based on your assessment and circumstances.

Is telehealth right for me?

Telehealth is not suitable for all health concerns. Depending on your circumstances, your practitioner may recommend an in-person assessment, urgent care, a GP review, a referral to another doctor, further investigation or no treatment. If your situation is urgent, call 000. For crisis support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.