Doctors on Demand Australia

15/10/2026

940,000 patients. Thousands of doctors. Countless moments of care.

From everyday healthcare needs to those moments when seeing a doctor simply couldn't wait, we've been privileged to support 940,000 Australians through accessible, trusted, and experienced care.

This milestone represents 940,000 reasons to keep improving access to healthcare. Thank you to every patient who has trusted us with their care.

06/10/2026

Spring reminder for people with asthma:

✅ Check your inhalers haven't expired
✅ Make sure you have enough medication on hand
✅ Review your asthma action plan

Did you know you can access your regular medications via our $29.90 QuickScript service? Check your eligibility and get started here: https://dodapp.au/q9kjvA

03/10/2026

Illness doesn't take a public holiday, and neither do we.

From unexpected infections and medication repeats to medical advice when you need it most, our doctors are available online every day of the year.

✅ Open on public holidays
✅ Available 365 days a year
✅ Convenient online appointments

Speak to a doctor on demand, or schedule an appointment for a time that suits you. https://dodapp.au/qPKzR6

27/09/2026

Things we don't celebrate enough:
• Setting boundaries
• Taking a mental health day
• Starting again after a setback
• Going for a walk instead of staying stuck inside
• Drinking more water
• Choosing rest when you're exhausted

23/09/2026

Food allergies can develop at any age, even to foods you've eaten for years. Symptoms may include hives, itching, swelling, stomach pain, nausea, diarrhoea, coughing, wheezing, or other reactions after eating certain foods.

Learn more about food allergies in our latest article, clinically reviewed by Dr James Harris (FRACGP): https://dodapp.au/qlgWx4

Food allergies can develop at any age and may cause symptoms ranging from mild skin irritation to severe allergic reactions.

21/09/2026

Need a pathology test? Here's how Doctors on Demand makes it simple 👇

15/09/2026

Weight loss isn't one-size-fits-all, and neither is the support you deserve.
At Doctors on Demand, our experienced practitioners take a holistic approach to weight management, helping you build sustainable habits with regular check-ins and ongoing support throughout your journey.

✅ No expensive lock-in contracts
✅ Experienced healthcare practitioners
✅ Ongoing support and check-ins
✅ A personalised approach to your health

Take the first step towards your goals today. https://dodapp.au/qy9axz

Our doctors will assess your health and factors contributing to weight gain, including underlying conditions, and help develop weight loss and healthy lifestyle strategies, treatments, and support services.

10/09/2026

Women's Health Week Day 5: To connect.

Humans are biologically wired for connection.

We thrive when we feel seen, supported and connected to others. Yet in a world where we're more connected digitally than ever before, many of us are experiencing less meaningful connection in our everyday lives.

Connecting could look like:
💛 Calling a friend during your commute
💛 Having a chat with a neighbour
💛 Inviting someone for a coffee or walk
💛 Checking in on a family member
💛 Joining a local group, class or community event

Small moments of connection can have a powerful impact on our wellbeing. Today, make one small step and reach out to someone you've been meaning to connect with.

Learn more at: https://www.jeanhailes.org.au/womens-health-week

09/09/2026

Thursday (Day 4): To breathe

Life can be busy, noisy and demanding. It's easy to spend so much time looking after everyone else that you forget to check in with yourself.

Mental wellbeing isn't about feeling positive all the time. It's about recognising when you need to slow down, ask for support, or make space for the things that help you feel grounded.

Today, give yourself permission to put your wellbeing on the list. Even if all you have time for is taking a few deep breaths or going for a walk around the block to clear your head. Do it anyway.

Learn more at: https://www.jeanhailes.org.au/womens-health-week

08/09/2026

Wednesday's Women's Health Week theme is: To Rest

Sleep is one of most important things you can do for your health, yet for many women, a good night's sleep can feel out of reach. Between busy schedules, caring for others, work demands, stress, changing hormones, and the mental load of everyday life, rest is often the first thing to fall off the list.

This Women's Health Week, give yourself permission to prioritise rest.
That might mean going to bed a little earlier, putting your phone away before sleep, taking a short break during a busy day, or finally addressing a health concern that's been impacting your energy levels.

You don't need a perfect routine. Just one small step can make a difference.

Learn more on the Jean Hailes website: https://www.jeanhailes.org.au/womens-health-week