Neurology Referral
One flat fee for your neurology referral
Get a neurology referral online from AHPRA-registered Australian doctors. Our telehealth service connects you with qualified practitioners who can issue valid specialist referrals for headaches, migraines, seizures, and other neurological conditions.
One flat fee for your neurology referral
Start your online telehealth consultation through our secure form. Tell us about your neurology concerns, symptoms, medical history, and any relevant test results. Our form takes just 5 minutes to complete and is available 24/7 - no appointment booking required. Perfect for when you can't wait weeks for a GP appointment.
You'll receive a phone call from our AI voice care agent to collect your medical history and neurology symptom details. This pre-consultation ensures our clinicians have all the information needed to provide an accurate referral. The AI gathers relevant details efficiently, meaning faster doctor consultations and better referral quality.
An AI voice agent calls you to collect your symptoms, shown here as an audio waveform.
A qualified and registered Australian doctor reviews your pre-consult and chats with you to verify your information. Once approved by our AHPRA-registered practitioner, you'll receive your neurology referral instantly via email - ready to book your appointment. Valid for 12 months and accepted for Medicare rebates.

Neurology covers conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system. Our doctors can refer you to the most appropriate neurologist based on your symptoms and neurological concerns.
Diagnoses and manages a broad range of neurological conditions. Most neurology referrals are directed to general neurologists who can assess headaches, seizures, numbness, and other common neurological symptoms.
Common conditions
Focuses on the diagnosis and management of epilepsy and seizure disorders. These neurologists optimise anti-epileptic medications and coordinate care for complex or treatment-resistant epilepsy.
Common conditions
Specialises in conditions affecting movement including Parkinson's disease, tremors, and dystonia. These neurologists manage complex movement disorders and coordinate deep brain stimulation therapy.
Common conditions
Focuses on the diagnosis and management of multiple sclerosis and related demyelinating conditions. These neurologists prescribe disease-modifying therapies and coordinate comprehensive MS care.
Common conditions
Specialises in complex headache disorders including chronic migraines, cluster headaches, and medication overuse headaches. These neurologists offer advanced treatment options for difficult-to-treat headaches.
Common conditions
Not sure which type of neurology specialist you need? Our doctors will help determine the most appropriate referral based on your symptoms and medical history.

Our AHPRA-registered doctors can issue referrals for a range of neurologyconditions. If you're experiencing any of these concerns, you may benefit from seeing a neurology.
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Australians trust Doccy when they need healthcare fast. Our AHPRA registered Australian doctors provide medical certificates online through a simple doctor consultation - no GP appointment required. Read what patients say about our telehealth service.
Skip the GP waitlist. Our AHPRA-registered doctors assess you online and your neurology referral hits your inbox the same day.
Same day referrals • $32.00 flat fee • Valid for Medicare rebates
Common questions about getting neurology referrals online in Australia from AHPRA-registered doctors
Yes, you need a GP referral to claim Medicare rebates for neurologist consultations in Australia. Without a valid referral, you'll pay the full specialist fee with no Medicare rebate. Doccy's online doctors can issue neurology referrals same-day.
A standard neurology referral is valid for 12 months from the date of issue. This covers multiple appointments including the initial consultation, neurological investigations, and follow-up visits for the same condition.
Yes, Doccy can issue referrals for chronic migraine assessment and management. If you're experiencing frequent migraines that aren't controlled with over-the-counter treatments, a neurologist can offer advanced preventive therapies including Botox injections and newer migraine medications.
Common symptoms requiring neurological assessment include chronic headaches, seizures, numbness or tingling, weakness, tremors, memory problems, dizziness, and balance issues. Our doctors can help determine if your symptoms warrant a neurology referral.
With Doccy, most neurology referrals are issued same-day, often within hours of completing your consultation. After our AHPRA-registered doctor reviews your case, your referral is emailed directly to you so you can book with your chosen neurologist immediately.
A valid referral to a neurologist covers all consultations and investigations ordered by that specialist. However, imaging like MRI and CT scans are typically ordered separately with their own Medicare item numbers. Your neurologist will arrange appropriate investigations.
If you're experiencing sudden severe headache, sudden weakness or numbness on one side, difficulty speaking, or symptoms of stroke, call 000 immediately. Referrals are appropriate for non-urgent neurological concerns that need specialist assessment.
Yes, Doccy can issue referrals for neurological assessment of memory and cognitive concerns. Whether you're worried about early dementia, concentration difficulties, or cognitive changes, a neurologist can perform appropriate testing and provide diagnosis and management.