Doctors on Demand Australia

04/06/2026

900,000+ patients and growing. Thank you for trusting us with your care.

Accessible. Discreet. On your schedule. https://dodapp.au/OVrMvA

27/05/2026

Still driving to the GP, in this economy? No need, we have doctors at home.

Step away from the car keys, you can skip the trip for health concerns that don't need a physical assessment.

Book your video consult with an experienced GP: https://dodapp.au/qPKzR6

22/05/2026

As diphtheria cases increase across Australia, staying informed is the best way to protect yourself and your family.

We’ve put together a clear guide on symptoms, risks and prevention. Learn more 👇

During an outbreak, fast, convenient access to medical care is essential—and that’s where telehealth services like Doctors on Demand play an important role.

21/05/2026

Your thyroid 🤝 iodine.

Your thyroid relies on iodine to help keep your body running smoothly. Learn more about this essential mineral here: 👆

21/05/2026

Your thyroid 🤝 iodine.

Your thyroid relies on iodine to help keep your body running smoothly. Learn more about this essential mineral here: 👇

18/05/2026

Speaking with an experienced GP from home is simple. Head to doctorsondemand.com.au and choose our On Demand option to join the queue, or book the appointment time that works for you.

Log in or sign up and complete your medical history. Join the virtual waiting room to speak with your doctor.

Ready to experience telehealth our way? Book online: https://dodapp.au/qPKzR6

16/05/2026

Your health journey is your own. Go at your pace - even small steps lead to meaningful change.

04/05/2026

One person living in Australia has a heart attack or stroke every four minutes^. Knowing your risk is the first step to a healthier heart. That’s why the Heart Foundation wants you to see your GP for a Heart Health Check this Heart Week (4-10 May).

Book a Heart Health Check with your GP today and Never miss a BEAT.

Find out more at heartfoundation.org.au/heart-week

^ Source - Heart Foundation Australia

29/04/2026

Congenital syphilis occurs when the infection is passed from a pregnant woman to her baby, and may lead to serious outcomes.

Globally, cases have been rising, highlighting the importance of early testing in pregnancy to protect mums and babies. Many people with syphilis don’t notice symptoms, making screening even more essential.

Syphilis testing is recommended as part of routine antenatal screening during the first trimester. ^

^ Source - Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines

16/04/2026

Our highly-experienced doctors can assist with all of the above where clinically appropriate via virtual care.

Speak to a doctor now: https://dodapp.au/qPKzR6

Important note - prescriptions are only provided at the discretion of the consulting doctor