Need a doctor online today?
Book secure telehealth for medical certificates, repeat scripts, referrals, and everyday care without sitting in a waiting room.
Telehealth services built for everyday care
Choose the service that best matches your needs. If telehealth is not suitable, your practitioner will recommend a safer next step.
Appointments available today
Designed for patients who need timely support for suitable non-emergency concerns.
No waiting rooms
Book from home, work, or while travelling in Australia, then connect by phone or video.
5-minute booking
Choose a service, answer the clinical questions, and continue through the booking flow.
Clinical care with digital convenience
Xceed is designed for people who want a simpler path to non-emergency healthcare without losing clinical judgement.
Australian clinicians
Consultations are delivered by Australian telehealth practitioners working within clinical guidelines.
Secure and private
Patient information is handled securely and with privacy-first workflows.
Designed for convenient care
Designed for non-emergency care without waiting rooms, commute time, or clinic pressure.
Clinically appropriate
Scripts, certificates, referrals, and tests are only provided after assessment.
How it works
A focused process keeps the experience simple while giving the practitioner the information needed to make safe decisions.
Choose your service
Pick the care type, answer a few clinical questions, and see pricing before you book.
Speak with a practitioner
Connect securely by phone or video with an Australian telehealth practitioner.
Receive safe next steps
Get care advice, digital documents, or escalation guidance where clinically appropriate.
Need a certificate, repeat script, referral, or general advice?
Start with the service that best matches your needs. Your practitioner will assess suitability and explain the next step clearly.
Common reasons people use Xceed
Telehealth is useful for many everyday concerns, but it is not a replacement for emergency or hands-on care.
Questions before you book
Clear expectations help keep online care safe and straightforward.
Is Xceed Telehealth suitable for emergencies?
No. If you have chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, severe allergic reaction, uncontrolled bleeding, or any emergency, call 000 or attend the nearest emergency department.
Are prescriptions or certificates guaranteed?
No. Prescriptions, certificates, referrals, and test requests are only provided where clinically appropriate after a practitioner assesses your situation.
How do I receive documents?
Where issued, documents are generally delivered digitally by secure email, SMS, or another approved channel after your consultation.
Can I use Xceed from anywhere in Australia?
The service is designed for patients in Australia. Availability may depend on practitioner schedules, the type of concern, and clinical suitability.
What happens if telehealth is not suitable?
The practitioner will explain why and recommend a safer option, such as seeing a GP in person, attending urgent care, or calling emergency services.