An Australian telehealth clinic
Clinically guided care for Western Australia, by video or phone, wherever you are.
Western Australia is the strongest argument for telehealth in the country: a third of the continent, served by clinics concentrated in one corner of it. LeafLine Clinic consults with WA patients by secure video or telephone, whether you are in Perth or two thousand kilometres north of it.
LeafLine Clinic operates on eastern time, which works in WA’s favour at the start of the day: the line opens at 7am Perth time.
Consultations are held with patients located anywhere in Western Australia at the time of the appointment. These are the centres patients across Western Australia most often call from.
Most Western Australian patients are in the Perth metropolitan area, and so is most of the state’s specialist care. Consultations run by video or telephone from home, so an appointment does not depend on getting across the city for it.
Fremantle and the southern suburbs are served the same way as the rest of the metropolitan area, by video or telephone, with no rooms visit.
Bunbury is the centre of the South West and a two-hour drive from Perth. Consultations are attended from home rather than at the end of that drive.
Geraldton sits about 420 kilometres north of Perth on the Mid West coast. Specialist appointments in the city usually mean an overnight stay; a telehealth consultation does not.
Broome is roughly 2,200 kilometres from Perth. The Kimberley is exactly the geography telehealth exists for, and a telephone consultation needs nothing more than reception.
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 Western Australia, Perth included. Bookings open at 7am Perth time, seven days a week, and no referral is needed.
Yes. Consultations are available to patients located anywhere in Western Australia at the time of the appointment, by video or telephone, including the Wheatbelt, the Goldfields, the Pilbara, and the Kimberley. A telephone consultation needs nothing more than phone reception.
Support and bookings run 9am to 7pm AEST, seven days a week, which is 7am to 5pm Perth time. Western Australia does not observe daylight saving, so the two-hour difference holds for most of the year and stretches to three during eastern daylight saving.
No referral is required anywhere in Australia, including Western Australia. 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.
