Telehealth in Brisbane
Queensland does not observe daylight saving and neither do our published hours, so 9am to 7pm is 9am to 7pm in Brisbane every day of the year.
An Australian telehealth clinic
Clinically guided care for Queensland, by video or phone, wherever you are.
Queensland is built for telehealth: a state where the next major centre can be a day’s drive away. LeafLine Clinic consults with Queenslanders by secure video or telephone, from Brisbane to Cairns to stations far west of the range.
Queensland does not observe daylight saving, and neither do LeafLine Clinic’s published hours: 9am to 7pm Melbourne time is 9am to 7pm in Queensland every day of the year.
Consultations are held with patients located anywhere in Queensland at the time of the appointment. These are the centres patients across Queensland most often call from.
Queensland does not observe daylight saving and neither do our published hours, so 9am to 7pm is 9am to 7pm in Brisbane every day of the year.
The Gold Coast has a large and growing population and a health system carrying it. Consultations run by video or telephone from anywhere between Coolangatta and Coomera.
Sunshine Coast patients attend consultations from home, from Caloundra to Noosa and inland across the hinterland.
Townsville sits more than 1,300 kilometres north of Brisbane. For north Queensland patients, a consultation held by video or telephone is often the difference between attending an appointment and putting it off.
Cairns is a long way from the south-east corner, and the wet season makes travel harder again. Consultations are attended by video or telephone from the Far North and the Tablelands.
Every town and city in Queensland that the ABS counts at 10,000 people or more has its own page, with the QLD rules that apply there, its Primary Health Network, the distance to Brisbane and the local hours. All town pages.
If another clinic already prescribes for you, LeafLine can take over your care with your written consent. Your new Clinician checks QScript before prescribing and applies afresh for the federal approval if they decide to prescribe. Our page on changing clinics in Queensland covers your records, the QLD rules and the transfer consultation.
Our guide to moving interstate with your prescription sets out what carries over from your previous state, what your Clinician checks again, and what to tell your clinic before the move.
Seven questions, about 90 seconds, confidential.
Video or telephone, with an AHPRA-registered Clinician.
Published before you book: initial consultation $29 (usually $79).
Yes. Consultations with an AHPRA-registered Clinician are held by secure video or telephone with patients located anywhere in Queensland, Brisbane and the south-east corner included. There is no rooms appointment to travel to, and no referral is needed.
Yes. Consultations are available to patients located anywhere in Queensland at the time of the appointment, by video or telephone, from the south-east corner to Far North Queensland and the Outback. A telephone consultation needs nothing more than phone reception.
Support and bookings run 9am to 7pm Melbourne time, seven days a week. Queensland does not observe daylight saving, so that is 9am to 7pm local time all year.
No referral is required anywhere in Australia, including Queensland. 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.