Doctors Online Now
Australian AHPRA Registered Doctors
Doctors Online Now
Australian AHPRA Registered Doctors
Running low on your meds? Request a single online script for a regular medication.
*Please note: a valid Medicare card or IHI number is required
Speak to a doctor to request a new medication or request a change to a current medication.
*Please note: a valid Medicare card or IHI number is required
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Prescriptions will be issued only if deemed appropriate for you and is at the sole discretion of the consulting doctor. Please note our doctors are unable to prescribe Schedule 8 medicines, Schedule 4D and weight loss injections via telehealth.
AHPRA-registered doctors prioritising your health and privacy.
Get your eScript sent to your phone within minutes.
Join the queue and receive a call from a doctor at your convenience.
Request from anywhere, anytime from your phone or computer.
Choose from a new script or a repeat script
Book a time when suits you and connect to an online doctor
Once approved, receive your script via SMS or email and simply take it to your pharmacy of choice where they will scan the QR code and fill your medication
Book a time when suits you and connect to an online doctor
Instead of handing you a paper script, your doctor sends you a text message or email containing a link to a unique QR code, or token.
Your pharmacist scans the QR code on your phone (or tablet) to retrieve the details of your script and fill your medication.
Digital scripts eliminate errors caused by illegible handwriting, ensuring your pharmacist dispenses exactly what was prescribed.
No need to worry about lost paper. Your script arrives instantly via SMS or email, always accessible on your phone.
Perfect for telehealth consultations. Receive your medication script instantly without needing to visit a clinic in person.
Going digital reduces paper waste, making eScripts a greener choice for you and the planet.
*A valid Medicare or IHI number is required
When illness, caring duties or the need to arrange a last-minute leave come up, it can seem like there's no good time to take a moment for yourself. Feeling pressed for time can quickly become an issue when queuing at waiting rooms and travelling to clinics for appointments don't fit your hectic schedule. It gets even more stressful when documentation is needed urgently for work, study, family or carer commitments. That's where MediLeave can help, reducing the added complexity commonly linked to traditional processes. We offer a straightforward Australian telehealth platform to help people get the medical documentation and everyday, non-emergency care they need. Through our services, you can connect with a doctor online from home, the office or wherever is most convenient, without needing to rearrange your entire day. Our focus is on making care more accessible for people balancing demanding schedules, managing mobility challenges, or living in rural or remote areas. Our service also gives you direct access to Australian-registered practitioners and doctors working to RACGP and AHPRA standards. Our approach is designed to be dependable, professional and easy to navigate, helping you feel more confident using telehealth services, so whether you're looking into "Std Check Brisbane" or "Contraceptive Pill Prescription", we help make the process easier for you.
MediLeave provides a straightforward and reliable way to handle everyday healthcare needs without needing to visit a clinic. People often need a quick option when seeking medical certificates, doctor consultations or prescriptions, and delays can make already stressful situations worse. Our platform provides a range of services, including a way to request medical certificates for work, school, university or carer's leave, using a standard format that meets institutional requirements. You can also connect with experienced doctors, nurses and pharmacists through telehealth consultations, which are available via phone or video. Support is available from practitioners for concerns like acid reflux, yeast infections, flu symptoms and rashes, helping you feel assisted and informed. For added convenience, you may request new or repeat online prescriptions and receive them directly on your phone, ready for use at your local pharmacy. Plus, if you're going on a trip, you can connect with a doctor to get travel health advice, as well as vaccine eScripts for malaria and yellow fever prevention and many more tailored for your destination all sent to your phone. Through fast access to professional care, we help you handle your health needs with ease and confidence, making it hassle-free to look up "Contraceptive Pill Prescription", "After Hours Doctor Campbelltown Hospital" or "Herpes Test Brisbane".
We made MediLeave so you can put in requests online at any time that works for you, avoiding clinic visits or traditional appointment bookings. Your information is protected using 256-bit bank-grade encryption to keep your personal and medical details private and secure. We've designed our platform to be straightforward to use, so even those trying telehealth for the first time can follow along and get clear updates without confusion. After submission, a qualified Australian practitioner checks your information, and if approved, your prescription or consultation outcome is delivered digitally by email or through SMS straight to your phone. Similarly, we can send you an email for your medical certificate. We understand that time matters, so you can submit requests for medical certificates 24/7, and they are commonly processed within minutes to an hour on average. Available 7 days a week, our same-day telehealth consults also run between 7am and 11pm AEST, with no extra charges for after-hours or weekends. Rather than booking a traditional appointment or waiting in a clinic, you can join our queue, and a doctor will call you during your preferred time slot. For any urgent or life-threatening concerns, call 000 or make your way to the nearest emergency department. If you need a hand or have a question about "travel injections for bali" or "uti script online", support is available by phone or email. Whether you're looking into "Cialis Prescription Australia" or "Repeat Prescription Rules", speak to a doctor today.
At MediLeave, you can request instant scripts online at any time, as our bookings are available 24/7.
A doctor will review each request to assess the situation and determine whether a prescription or specialist referral online is clinically appropriate, ensuring that care remains safe, responsible and based on individual needs.
When requesting online prescriptions or eScripts in Australia, you will need to provide a few key details, such as your personal information and a short summary of your health concern or request.
It is also a requirement in Australia that, in order to receive an eScript, you must either have a Medicare number or an Individual Healthcare Identifier (IHI). This is because your identity needs to be verified through the national healthcare system.
If you don’t have either of these, you can still have a telehealth consultation and receive a paper prescription instead.
Getting an IHI is the workaround if you want a digital prescription. You can still apply for an IHI online via myGov using an ID like a passport, even if you’re:
Once you have an IHI, you can use eScripts like anyone else.
Even with access to the best online doctor Australia has to offer, script consultations are conducted privately on a one-on-one basis, ensuring a personal and discreet experience.
At MediLeave, users join a queue and receive a direct call from a doctor, allowing the discussion to remain confidential. All information provided is treated as personal and sensitive health data in line with Australian privacy laws.
To support data protection, we use 256-bit bank grade security and encryption to protect your personal and medical information throughout the consultation process.
For repeat prescriptions, your pharmacist will send you a new QR code after each repeat is dispensed. This happens until all the repeats are complete, so you will need to keep the new message until it’s time to get your medicine again.
If you accidentally delete a message with a QR code you will need to go back to your doctor to ask for a new eScript, just like you would if you lost a paper script.
Yes. Your details and script are kept private and secure through encryption (a secure way of sending information). Your script can only be ‘unlocked’ by a pharmacist.
Our team of Partner Doctors are fully registered Australian doctors who can prescribe any medication that is clinically appropriate for your needs. All our doctors follow AHPRA guidelines to ensure safe and responsible care.
Please note that some medications cannot be prescribed via a telehealth consultation such as S8 medications, controlled substances, narcotics or any controlled drugs and medications requiring close monitoring by a doctor. Our partner doctors reserve the right to decline prescribing any medication or refusing to provide Medical Certificates, based on their professional medical advice.
At MediLeave we uphold the highest standards of healthcare. Online Prescriptions will only be issued if deemed appropriate by our doctors.
There are various reasons why you may be declined access for a prescription, and the doctor has the authority to decline your request if they determine that it is not in your best interest or suitable for your condition. Other reasons could be due to contraindications, your medical history or the absence of a definitive diagnosis. In such circumstances, the doctor will recommend an alternative treatment that is better suited to you or recommend that you seek further assistance and advice in person.
1. First of all, check with the doctor that they have your correct details- a typo on your phone number or email can create this problem. Sometimes there might have been an issue with internet/ wi-fi connection at the moment the eScript was sent, and it might take a few minutes to come through to you.
2. If it still does not arrive, the doctor can double check on their side to see if there was an issue with sending it (this can happen if there is a problem with a person’s Medicare details or “IHI” number (individual health identifier).
3. If the issue still persists the doctor may try to “re-send” it to you, and see if that works.
4. If this still fails, please email our team : info@medileave.com.au for assistance.
Yes, most community pharmacies accept electronic prescriptions (escripts) An eScript is a digital version of a paper script, which the doctor sends you to your phone/email as a QR code or token. Whilst most pharmacies accept and can process escripts, it is best to check with the pharmacy if they are able to accept escripts as some small pharmacies, for example, may not be equipped to process escripts yet.
Yes, if you are a carer or guardian, although the patient needs to provide their consent to the doctor.
Our Partner Doctors cannot prescribe Schedule 8 (S8) or Schedule 4D (S4D) medications via telehealth.
Once the doctor approves your prescription during your consultation, the script is sent instantly via sms or email to you, within minutes
Skip the waiting room. Get your prescription sent directly to your phone within minutes from our AHPRA-registered doctors.
Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department.
