GPs will always be available for face-to-face appointments if you need them (eg if you require a physical examination). If you’re going to see your GP in person, practice staff will take every possible precaution to keep you safe, including:
GPs will always be available for face-to-face appointments if you need them (eg if you require a physical examination). If you’re going to see your GP in person, practice staff will take every possible precaution to keep you safe, including:
Phone or video (telehealth)
In these uncertain times you can now chat to your GP via video or phone.
So you get all the care and none of the worry. Appointments are booked just as you normally would – the only thing that changes is that you don’t see the doctor in person.
What it costs
Telehealth services will be bulk billed if you are a Commonwealth Concession Card holder, are under 16 years of age, or considered more vulnerable to COVID-19. If you don’t fit these categories, your GP will likely bill you the same cost as for a face-to-face appointment.
Phone or video (telehealth)
In these uncertain times you can now chat to your GP via video or phone.
So you get all the care and none of the worry. Appointments are booked just as you normally would – the only thing that changes is that you don’t see the doctor in person.
What it costs
Telehealth services will be bulk billed if you are a Commonwealth concession cardholder, are under 16 years of age, or considered more vulnerable to COVID-19. If you don’t fit these categories, your GP will likely bill you the same cost as for a face-to face appointment.
