Telehealth in Sydney
Sydney is LeafLine Clinic's largest patient catchment. Consultations run by video or telephone from anywhere across the basin, which matters in a city where a cross-town appointment can cost most of a day.
An Australian telehealth clinic
Clinically guided care for New South Wales, by video or phone, wherever you are.
From Sydney to the Far West, LeafLine Clinic consults with New South Wales patients by secure video or telephone. The distance between you and a considered consultation is the time it takes to answer a call.
NSW shares LeafLine Clinic’s operating timezone, so the published hours are your local hours for most of the year.
Consultations are held with patients located anywhere in New South Wales at the time of the appointment. These are the centres patients across New South Wales most often call from.
Sydney is LeafLine Clinic's largest patient catchment. Consultations run by video or telephone from anywhere across the basin, which matters in a city where a cross-town appointment can cost most of a day.
Newcastle and the Hunter have their own health services, but appointment waits push many patients toward Sydney. Consultations here are attended from home.
The Illawarra is close to Sydney by map and further by traffic. Consultations run by video or telephone, so attending does not depend on the M1.
Central Coast patients commuting to Sydney lose hours to the trip before an appointment starts. A telehealth consultation is attended from wherever you are that day.
The Riverina is hours from any capital city. Consultations are available by telephone alone, which is often the practical option in the region.
Seven questions, about 90 seconds, confidential.
Video or telephone, with an AHPRA-registered Clinician.
Published before you book: initial consultation $79.
Yes. Consultations with an AHPRA-registered Clinician are held by secure video or telephone with patients located anywhere in New South Wales, Sydney included. There is no rooms appointment to travel to, and no referral is needed.
Yes. Consultations are available to patients located anywhere in New South Wales at the time of the appointment, by video or telephone, including the Riverina, New England, the Central West, and the Far West. A telephone consultation needs nothing more than phone reception.
Support and bookings run 9am to 7pm AEST, seven days a week. That is local time in NSW during standard time; during daylight saving, NSW local times sit one hour ahead.
No referral is required anywhere in Australia, including New South Wales. Eligibility screening is the way in: seven questions, about 90 seconds, confidential.
Take the first step. A simple conversation with a Clinician.
AHPRA-registered Clinicians · Australian-owned and operated · Telehealth nationwide
Quick answers
Process, fees and eligibility, from our published information
No clinical advice. For anything medical, your Clinician is the right person, in a consultation.