Everyday GP care
Talk to a GP online about low-intensity mental health concerns
Discuss mild anxiety or low mood and get guidance, referrals, and certificates when appropriate. Not for crisis care.
Telehealth is appropriate for low-intensity concerns; crises are referred to ED/000.
Not for emergencies
- Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
- Possible stroke. Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
- For immediate help, call 000 or Lifeline at 13 11 14.
When telehealth can help
Issues we can usually help with online
- Mild anxiety check-ins
- Low mood discussions
- Referrals for psychology
- Short certificates for mild symptoms
When to see a GP in person or go to ED
- Suicidal thoughts
- Self-harm plans
- Severe depression or psychosis
- Emergency mental health
What to expect
Book a time that suits you. Our triage will ask about symptoms and any red flags.
An AHPRA-registered GP listens to your concerns, and provides guidance or referrals when appropriate.
For crisis situations, we direct you to ED/000 or crisis lines immediately.
Also called: mild anxiety, low mood, mental health telehealth.
Suitability: Low-intensity mental health conversations; crises are redirected to emergency care.
FAQs
What can HerDoc treat online?
Common non-emergency GP issues like UTIs, URIs, mild skin concerns, repeats, certificates, and referrals.
What does a visit cost?
Standard GP telehealth visits start at $49 AUD; pharmacy/lab fees are separate.
Do you handle emergencies?
No. For chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding, or suicidal thoughts, call 000 or go to ED.
Clinical review
- Dr Sophia Nguyen, MBBS, FRACGP MBBS, FRACGP — Reviewed on 2025-02-15