Need to talk
about a script? Start here.
Discuss a new prescription with an Australian doctor, from wherever you feel comfortable. Start with an AI preconsult call, then a doctor calls you to assess what's right for you.
$42.00 AUD.
Medicare required. A prescription is not guaranteed.
A doctor makes the call.
Your health, your history, and a conversation about what comes next.
Consultation fees
One consultation fee. It includes a phone call with an Australian doctor. Your doctor decides whether an online prescription is appropriate.
Discuss a new request
$42.00AUD / consultation
For a new request or a conversation about your treatment options. Your doctor will assess your symptoms and recommend a suitable next step.
One-off fees. No subscription. Medication costs are paid separately to your pharmacy. Medicare details are required; these consultations are not bulk billed.
A prescription is not guaranteed. If the doctor completes your consult and decides a prescription is not clinically appropriate, the consultation fee still applies. We refund the fee only when we cannot deliver the consultation. See our terms and refund policy.
Care that fits around life
When you need a medication review, getting to a clinic isn't always easy. Online prescriptions can start with a conversation from home, work or somewhere quiet, without the travel to a waiting room.
Doccy brings the preparation and consultation together. Share your symptoms and history first, then talk them through with a doctor by phone. There's room to explain what's changed, ask questions and understand your options.
Telehealth is useful when an in-person examination isn't needed. It doesn't replace every GP visit, ongoing monitoring or emergency care. If your doctor thinks you need to be seen in person, they'll explain why and discuss the next step.
How it works
Here's what to expect when you request a prescription online with Doccy. You'll need your phone and Medicare details, and you must be in Australia.
Complete the prescription form. Share your symptoms, medication history, allergies and contact details. Check the consultation fee before continuing, and keep any information about your current treatment nearby.
The AI screening call asks about your symptoms and health history to help the doctor prepare. After the call, you enter the doctor queue. Keep your phone nearby: a doctor will call when available. Waiting times vary with demand.
Your doctor calls by phone, reviews your information and assesses what care is suitable. If they prescribe, your eScript token arrives by SMS for use at a participating pharmacy. If they complete the consult without prescribing, the consultation is still complete and the fee applies. We refund the fee only when we cannot deliver the consultation.
Your health comes first
A prescription is a clinical decision. Your doctor needs to understand your health before deciding whether to start or continue treatment. An online form, AI call or payment cannot make that decision for them.
Be open about anything that could affect your care, even if it feels unrelated. If you're unsure of a medicine's name or dose, have its packaging or an existing prescription ready for the call.
Some requests cannot be managed through telehealth. For urgent or severe symptoms, seek prompt medical care. Call 000 in an emergency.
A new consult, or an existing token?
Not every prescription question needs a new consultation. Checking your current prescription first can save you a step.
A prescription consultation can include a review of treatment you've had before. Explain how it's working, any side effects and when you last had a review. Previous prescribing doesn't guarantee a new prescription; your current health still matters.
A new prescription consultation gives you space to explain your symptoms and discuss treatment options. Your doctor may recommend medication, other care or an in-person assessment. You don't need to know the answer before the conversation starts.
If you have a valid prescription with authorised repeats, speak with your pharmacy about your next supply, or find a pharmacy near you that is open now. For a lost original eScript token, contact the prescriber; for a lost repeat token, contact the pharmacy that issued it.
By condition
Choose a condition to see who telehealth suits, what your doctor will cover, and when to see someone in person instead.
Doccy is an Australian telehealth service. Consultations are provided by AHPRA-registered doctors, who are responsible for their clinical decisions. The AI preconsult helps gather information; it does not issue prescriptions.
Read about our team, how we handle health information and how to raise a concern.
Start your online prescription consultation. Share your history, speak with a doctor, and understand your next step.
Start my consultPrescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate.
A few things to know before your consultation.
Yes, a doctor can issue a prescription after a suitable telehealth consultation. At Doccy, you complete an online form and an AI preconsult call before joining the queue for a doctor's phone call. The doctor reviews your history, discusses your symptoms and decides whether prescribing is appropriate. Online prescriptions still require a clinical assessment; completing a request or paying a fee does not guarantee a prescription.
A Doccy consultation is a doctor's review of a new prescription request. If they prescribe, they decide whether to include authorised repeats on the eScript. That is different from collecting an already-authorised repeat at a pharmacy. If you still have a valid repeat token, check with your pharmacist before paying for another consultation.
A prescription consultation costs $42.00 AUD. This is a one-off consultation fee, not the price of medication or a subscription. If a doctor prescribes, you pay your pharmacy separately for the medicine. A prescription is not guaranteed: if the doctor completes the consult and decides prescribing is not clinically appropriate, the consultation fee still applies. We refund the fee only when we cannot deliver the consultation. The prescribing decision always rests with the doctor, based on your health and circumstances.
Yes. Doccy's prescription form currently requires your Medicare details, including your individual reference number and the card's expiry date. You'll also provide your name, date of birth, address and contact details. Check these carefully so your identity can be matched correctly. Having a Medicare card does not make this consultation bulk billed: the consultation fees shown on this page apply. You must be in Australia when using this service.
You will speak with a doctor by phone. The AI preconsult call comes first and gathers information about your symptoms and history to help the doctor prepare. After that call, you enter the consultation queue. A doctor calls when available, reviews the information with you and makes the clinical decision. Tell the doctor if anything in the recorded history is incorrect, incomplete or has changed since your preconsult.
Not every medication or health concern is suitable for this service. A doctor considers your symptoms, medical history, current medicines, allergies and any monitoring or examination you need. They may suggest further tests, an in-person appointment or follow-up with your usual GP. You can explain what you need in the consultation, but the doctor may recommend a different next step or decide that prescribing is not appropriate.
If your doctor issues an electronic prescription, your eScript token is sent by SMS. The token gives the pharmacy access to the prescription; it is not the medicine itself. Take it to a pharmacy that accepts electronic prescriptions, where the pharmacist can check the prescription and arrange dispensing. Most Australian pharmacies support eScripts. Pharmacy charges and medicine availability are separate from your Doccy consultation, so ask the pharmacy about costs and stock.
If your prescription already includes repeats, the pharmacy provides a new token after dispensing for your next authorised supply. You may not need a new consultation. If you've lost the original prescription token, contact the prescriber. If you've lost a repeat token, contact the pharmacy that issued it. Your pharmacist can help you check what remains on your prescription and whether you need a doctor's review before your next supply.
There are three parts before a prescribing decision: your online form, the AI preconsult call and the doctor's phone consultation. You join the doctor queue after your preconsult, and a doctor calls when available. Waiting times depend on demand and clinical availability. Some requests need more information or an in-person assessment. We don't guarantee a prescription or a fixed turnaround. Keep your phone nearby and follow the instructions in your consultation dashboard.
The doctor will explain their assessment and recommend an appropriate next step, which may include seeing your usual GP or attending an in-person appointment. If they complete the consultation and decide a prescription is not clinically appropriate, the consult is still complete and the consultation fee applies. Doccy refunds the consultation fee only when we cannot deliver the consultation. If your symptoms become urgent or severe while waiting, seek medical care rather than waiting for an online consultation; call 000 in an emergency.