A men’s health GP, from Melbourne.
Men’s Health GP Melbourne is a telehealth GP service. Talk to an AHPRA-registered Australian GP by phone or video about low testosterone, erection problems, hair loss, weight or premature ejaculation.
Men’s health, from Melbourne
Whether you’re in the inner north, on the Mornington Peninsula or out past Werribee, the consult comes to you. Most men’s health concerns are assessed by talking, and any blood tests are done at a collection centre near home.
Erections, hair, weight and energy are things most men would rather not raise face to face. By phone or video you can talk about them from home, without the tram ride and the waiting room. If blood tests would help, they’re done at a collection centre in your suburb.
What we help with
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What men in Melbourne ask us about
If it’s more than one, your GP looks at them together.
Four steps from Melbourne
Request an appointment
About two minutes. No referral.
Talk to your GP
By phone or video, from Melbourne.
Tests, if needed
Melbourne Pathology or Dorevitch Pathology, or any provider.
Agree a plan
Including any follow-up.
Questions from Melbourne
Is there a men’s health clinic in Melbourne?
There’s no clinic to visit. Men’s Health GP works by phone or video, so you can talk to a GP from anywhere in Melbourne. If blood tests are needed, you go to a collection centre near you.
Can I talk about more than one thing in the same consult?
Yes, and it often helps. Weight, tiredness, erections and testosterone overlap, so your GP looks at them together and tells you which to deal with first.
I’m in Werribee or Cranbourne. Is there a collection centre near me?
Yes. Both have pathology collection centres, as do most Melbourne suburbs. You can take a pathology request to any provider.
What does it cost?
Men’s Health GP is a private service. Your consult fee is confirmed with you before you book. It costs nothing to request an appointment. Blood tests and any medicine are separate costs. See costs.
Victorian law says a doctor must take all reasonable steps to confirm a real medical need before prescribing certain medicines. That’s why a proper consult and blood tests come first. A consultation doesn’t guarantee a prescription. Not for emergencies: call 000.
Across Melbourne and beyond
We see men from all of these, and from Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo.
Closest to Melbourne
Men’s Health GP is available in every state and territory.
Ready to find out what’s going on?
Request an appointment and we’ll be in touch to arrange a time with a GP.