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With Updoc, you can connect with an AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor about pathology requests online within an hour.
Are you looking to check that everything is functioning normally or just a check in? Connect with a Partner Doctor about your concerns.
Request A ConsultIf you’re looking to screen for something specific (online STDs or STI tests, for example), connect with a Partner Doctor from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Request A ConsultConnect with an AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor who can help you with online pathology requests.
Request a consultation with a Partner Doctor 24/7, from anywhere in Australia.
Available after hours and on weekends, at no extra cost.
Get your pathology request delivered straight to your phone, if approved, meaning you can get your pathology results online quickly.
Convenient and confidential – get in touch with a Partner Doctor from the comfort of your own home.
Complete an online medical questionnaire - it should only take a few minutes.
Your AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor will review your request and ask any follow-up questions. If suitable, you'll get a call to discuss your healthcare.
If suitable, your pathology request will be delivered to your phone. You can visit your preferred pathology lab when it suits you. Speak with them about whether you’ll receive your pathology results online or in person. Once your results are in, you can book in a follow-up consultation to discuss your pathology results.
Kidneys play a vital role in the human body. They clean blood and create urine to expel toxins and waste. Kidney health tests help doctors understand the function and state of your kidneys.
How often you should test your kidneys depends on your medical history and lifestyle, including:
When planning for a baby, it’s important to know where you stand in terms of your reproductive health. Fertility changes over time. Early testing gives you insight into your hormonal balance, egg health, and any underlying issues that might affect conception.
With the right information, you can plan your journey to parenthood with confidence, and take steps to address any concerns early.
A strong immune system is the key to staying healthy. It defends the body from infection. If you're frequently feeling unwell or are slow to recover, you may be in the 5% of Australians with an autoimmune disease. Testing can help you identify and manage issues early on.
Anaemia is defined as a lack or low level of oxygen-carrying haemoglobin (red blood cells) in the blood. This causes people to experience fatigue and heart problems, and they may be susceptible to infections. Approximately 12% of Australian women are anaemic. Anaemia can be diagnosed by a simple blood test.
It is essential for sexually active individuals to get tested regularly for STIs (sexually transmitted infections) and/or STDs (sexually transmitted diseases). This is especially important if you have new or multiple partners. Remember: many STIs and STDs don’t cause symptoms, which is why you should get tested on a regular basis.
Take the guesswork out of your sexual health, stay safe, and request a referral to get tested with Updoc. It’s confidential, convenient, and you can get a pathology request from the comfort of your own home.
How often you should get tested will depend on your sexual activity and other health risk factors. Around 16% of Australians will have an STI in their lifetime – they’re more common than you might think. Early detection is key for treatment and management.
Yes - you can request an online appointment with Updoc. With Updoc, you will be connected with an AHPRA-Registered Partner Doctor within an hour.
If your pathology request is approved, it will be delivered to your phone. You can visit your preferred pathology lab when it’s convenient. In some cases, you will be able to access your pathology results online, or your Partner Doctor may request a follow up consultation to discuss your results.
You don’t have to. With Updoc, you can consult with an AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor from anywhere in Australia. Our online medical certificates are provided via a telehealth consult. Although ‘tele’ is in the name, all you need to do is complete a quick questionnaire, and a Partner Doctor will review your request and contact you with any follow up questions. It’s simple and convenient.
With Updoc, it’s convenient and easy to get a referral to get an STI test from the comfort of your own home. Complete a brief online medical questionnaire. Your AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor will review your request and connect with you. If suitable, your STD pathology request will be sent straight to your phone.
From there, you can get tested at a pathology clinic at your convenience. A test might include blood tests, swabs, urine tests, or a combination of medical tests. Once your results are in, you can book in a follow-up consultation to discuss your pathology results.
Healthcare professionals use pathology tests to help them diagnose disease. A pathology report might include blood test results, as well as results from other tests such as urine tests or biopsies.
Partner Doctors are online 24/7 to help with your healthcare needs! They're even available after hours and on weekends at no extra cost!
You can speak to your AHPRA-registered Partner Doctor about anything you’d speak to an in-person doctor about. Partner Doctors are on hand to help with things like medical certificates, new and repeat prescriptions, specialist referral letters, sensitive topics (like STIs/STDs, thrush, and UTIs), and more. Your trusted Partner Doctors are here to help.
If you miss a call from your Partner Practitioner - you will rejoin the virtual waiting room and your Partner Practitioner may attempt to call you again. You may also receive a text message prior to your call to ensure you are ready to answer the call if it does arrive.
Partner Doctors usually review requests within an hour. However, keep in mind that demand fluctuates. So, if a Partner Doctor doesn’t get to you on the day, you may get a call the following day.
In most cases, you’ll receive a call from your Partner Doctor within an hour of making a request. However, keep in mind that Partner Doctors are online 6am to midnight and demand fluctuates. So, if a Partner Doctor doesn’t get to you on the day, you’ll get a call the following day.
Anyone living in Australia with a valid Medicare card or IHI number can have an online telehealth consult with an Australian-registered practitioner or GP. If you’re under 18, a parent or guardian needs to be present during the consultation.
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