House Call Doctor: What you should know
House Call Doctor’s home doctor service is a modern take on the traditional home doctors who visited patients after hours. Our home doctors work hard to make sure Queensland and Northern New South Wales patients receive the medical care they need after hours, and bulk bill if you have a Medicare or DVA card. You’re already suffering from an after-hours illness, why suffer from out of pocket expenses too?
What you need to know
House Call Doctor works hard to relieve pressure from local emergency departments and provides medical attention to patients in the comfort of their own home. Our after-hours home doctor service operates 7 days a week when regular GPs and clinics are closed:
• Monday-Friday 6pm to 8am
• Saturday after 12pm
• 24 hours on Sundays and Public Holidays
We only ask the important questions, so you can be treated as quickly as possible. When you book, be ready to tell us:
• The patient’s full name and date of birth
• The patient’s Medicare card or DVA Number (if the patient is not eligible for bulk billing, we will require credit card details)
• The patient’s address and contact details
• The patient’s regular GP or clinic, and
• Any symptoms the patient is experiencing.
We pride ourselves on the fact we see 90% of patients within 3 hours of booking.
Our Home Doctors
House Call Doctor does not replace your normal GP. Our service complements your usual health management by helping you when you are sick or injured and your regular GP is closed. Once your at-home appointment is over, the home doctor will prepare a clinical report for your GP.
All home doctors with House Call Doctor are fully registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and our service operates to the standards of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
When to book
If the patient’s condition is life threatening, or if the patient is having difficulty breathing or chest pains, dial triple zero and request an ambulance.
If the condition is severe or requires immediate attention, visit your nearest hospital.
For any non-life-threatening conditions, a home doctor can provide the appropriate treatment. These include:
• Physical injuries, for example sprains and strains
• Fever
• Headaches or migraines
• Gastro
• Common cold.
How to book
When booking, make sure there are home doctors servicing your area at housecalldoctor.com.au. There are three easy ways to book a visit from a home doctor. You can call 13 55 66, book online at housecalldoctor.com.au, or download our free mobile app. You can also request a fridge magnet so a home doctor’s contact details are always within reach.
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What you need to know
House Call Doctor works hard to relieve pressure from local emergency departments and provides medical attention to patients in the comfort of their own home. Our after-hours home doctor service operates 7 days a week when regular GPs and clinics are closed:
• Monday-Friday 6pm to 8am
• Saturday after 12pm
• 24 hours on Sundays and Public Holidays
We only ask the important questions, so you can be treated as quickly as possible. When you book, be ready to tell us:
• The patient’s full name and date of birth
• The patient’s Medicare card or DVA Number (if the patient is not eligible for bulk billing, we will require credit card details)
• The patient’s address and contact details
• The patient’s regular GP or clinic, and
• Any symptoms the patient is experiencing.
We pride ourselves on the fact we see 90% of patients within 3 hours of booking.
Our Home Doctors
House Call Doctor does not replace your normal GP. Our service complements your usual health management by helping you when you are sick or injured and your regular GP is closed. Once your at-home appointment is over, the home doctor will prepare a clinical report for your GP.
All home doctors with House Call Doctor are fully registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and our service operates to the standards of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
When to book
If the patient’s condition is life threatening, or if the patient is having difficulty breathing or chest pains, dial triple zero and request an ambulance.
If the condition is severe or requires immediate attention, visit your nearest hospital.
For any non-life-threatening conditions, a home doctor can provide the appropriate treatment. These include:
• Physical injuries, for example sprains and strains
• Fever
• Headaches or migraines
• Gastro
• Common cold.
How to book
When booking, make sure there are home doctors servicing your area at housecalldoctor.com.au. There are three easy ways to book a visit from a home doctor. You can call 13 55 66, book online at housecalldoctor.com.au, or download our free mobile app. You can also request a fridge magnet so a home doctor’s contact details are always within reach.
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