Launceston is the main city of northern Tasmania, and GP appointments can be hard to find at short notice. ConsultNow lets Launceston patients speak to an AHPRA-registered Australian doctor online without leaving home.
From Prospect Vale and Riverside to Legana, Longford and George Town, you can request a consultation, speak with a doctor by phone and receive a medical certificate or eScript digitally. It is a great option on cold Tasmanian winter days, and for people who live out of town and would otherwise have a long trip to a clinic.
Everything is done online, so you can get care without leaving Launceston or your home.
Choose your service and answer a few short questions. It takes a couple of minutes.
An AHPRA-registered Australian doctor reviews your request and calls you.
Certificates are emailed and eScripts are sent to your phone, ready for any pharmacy.
Learn more on our how it works and pricing pages, or meet our doctors.
ConsultNow is available to patients across Tasmania, including Prospect Vale, Riverside, Legana, Youngtown, George Town, Longford, Evandale, Scottsdale and the wider Launceston area.
ConsultNow is for non-emergency care only. If you or someone else is in danger or has severe symptoms, call 000 immediately.
Yes. ConsultNow connects patients in Launceston and across Tasmania with AHPRA-registered Australian doctors by phone or online. A standard GP consultation is $49, and you can request it from home, work or while travelling.
Yes, where the doctor considers it clinically appropriate. Medical certificates start from $12.50 and are delivered digitally by email, so you can forward or print them for your employer, school or university.
If the doctor prescribes medication, an eScript is sent to your phone by SMS or email. You can take it to any pharmacy in Launceston or elsewhere in Australia. Prescriptions are never guaranteed and depend on the doctor's clinical assessment.
Call 000 straight away or go to your nearest emergency department. ConsultNow is for non-emergency care only and is not a substitute for emergency services.
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