Published up front, because being quoted a price after the fact is its own kind of disrespect.
First consultation
A$149
A long video appointment with an Australian GP trained in menopause care.
Includes your full history, a proper discussion of what is going on and what your options are, a written summary afterwards, and a letter to your regular GP if you would like one.
Ongoing care
A$39 a month. Optional. Cancel any time.
- Two scheduled doctor reviews a year
- A message inbox for questions between appointments, answered within two business days
- Symptom tracking, so changes over months are visible rather than remembered
- Repeat arrangements handled without booking a fresh consultation each time
Membership does not replace consultations where you need one. It covers the follow-up that this area genuinely requires and that is otherwise hard to get.
What is not included
- Pathology. Usually bulk billed at collection centres. Some tests are not covered by Medicare — your doctor will say so before ordering
- Anything prescribed. Costs vary and depend entirely on what you and your doctor decide. Your doctor will tell you during the consultation
- In-person examination. Some things need hands on. If that applies, your doctor will say so and help you find where to go
Medicare
Telehealth rebates apply in defined circumstances, which generally require an existing relationship with the practice. The rules have changed several times in recent years.
We will tell you whether a rebate applies to your situation before you book, not after. If you are unsure, ask us.
If cost is a barrier, that is worth saying out loud — community health centres and state women's health services offer lower-cost care, and our page on what menopause care costs covers the options, including ones that are not us.
Paying
Payment is taken at the time of booking. We will publish accepted payment methods here once the booking system is live.
Refunds and cancellations are covered in our terms of use.