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Doctors on Demand review

By Jarrod, Editor at GPScout · Published 2026-05-20 · Visit Doctors on Demand ↗

Doctors on Demand is the longest-running telehealth in this cohort (active since 2016) and the most credible claim to genuine 24/7 coverage — public holidays included. Their pricing model is partly opaque: repeat scripts ($29.90) and smokin…

Standard consult
Pricing displayed at booking
Hours
24/7 — every day including public holidays
Medicare
private
Founded
2016

ABN 54 163 312 570 · Founded 2016 · Owner: Independent (not publicly disclosed)

24/7 verified Mental Health Care Plans

Pricing

ServicePriceNotes
Repeat prescription$29.90all hours
Smoking cessation consult$19.90
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Services offered

Medicare position

Private. The 12-month face-to-face rule applies — Medicare rebates on standard telehealth consults are only available where you've had an in-person consult with this provider (or another GP at the same clinic) within the past year. Pure-telehealth-only services like Doctors on Demand typically can't bulk-bill standard consults because they don't operate in-person clinics. Mental Health Care Plans (MHCPs) are an exception where eligible.

Doctors

Named clinician: none on the public site

Stated '200+ AHPRA-registered with minimum 3 years experience'; no individual doctors named on public site.

You can verify any individual Australian doctor's AHPRA registration at ahpra.gov.au/search.

Third-party signals

No public third-party reviews aggregated yet.

Pros

  • Genuinely 24/7 — operational on public holidays too, not just nominally
  • Repeat prescriptions at $29.90 — competitive vs $19 (InstantScripts) and $44+ (HelloGP)
  • Established 2016 — longest-running operator in this cohort
  • Offers Medicare-funded Mental Health Care Plans for eligible patients

Watch-outs

  • Standard consult pricing not displayed pre-booking — opaque vs InstantScripts
  • No individual doctors named on the public site beyond '200+ AHPRA-registered'
  • Parent company / ownership not disclosed

Best for

After-hours and public-holiday access for repeat scripts and medical certificates.

Editorial verdict

Doctors on Demand is the longest-running telehealth in this cohort (active since 2016) and the most credible claim to genuine 24/7 coverage — public holidays included. Their pricing model is partly opaque: repeat scripts ($29.90) and smoking-cessation consults ($19.90) are clearly displayed, but the standard-consult price isn't visible until you start the booking flow. That makes price comparison against InstantScripts ($49 fixed) harder than it should be. Doctor disclosure follows the Australian telehealth norm — '200+ AHPRA-registered, minimum 3 years experience' — but without individual names. For users prioritising after-hours availability and repeat-script affordability, Doctors on Demand sits at the top of the cohort. For users who want a fixed up-front price before clicking, InstantScripts is the cleaner choice.

This review is independent and unpaid. If you operate Doctors on Demand and any pricing, hours, or service detail is out of date on the source URLs we cite, update your public site and we'll mirror the change on our next refresh. Editorial corrections: hello@decisionlab.com.au.

Compare against

InstantScriptsQoctorHelloGP
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Last updated 2026-05-20. Source URLs: https://doctorsondemand.com.au/.