Online doctor across Tasmania
Telehealth medical certificates and prescriptions for Tasmanian residents. Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, and the West Coast - same AHPRA-registered doctors, wherever you are on the island.
Healthcare access in Tasmania
Tasmanians can use local GP services or telehealth according to the care required. Check current availability and fees directly with a clinic.
InstantMed serves Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, the West Coast and island communities where internet access is available. A suitable online request can avoid travel for a short medical certificate or eligible repeat prescription.
Requests can be submitted and reviewed 24/7. Review timing varies with the request and any follow-up needed. Keep a regular GP for ongoing care, examinations and monitoring.
Cities we serve in TAS
Dedicated location pages for the major Tasmania population centres. Every TAS postcode has access regardless of whether a city page exists here.
Not in one of these cities? No problem - our service covers every TAS postcode with the same listed service prices. Review timing varies. Start your request.
TAS specifics
What to know about using telehealth for work, study, and everyday healthcare in Tasmania.
Checking local availability
Clinic availability changes. Check local practices directly, and consider a suitable online request when a physical examination is not needed.
University of Tasmania documentation
The University of Tasmania (UTAS) sets its own policy for medical certificates used in academic support requests and absence documentation. Students should check the relevant campus or faculty requirements before submitting a certificate.
West Coast & Bass Strait islands
Residents of the West Coast (Queenstown, Zeehan, Strahan) and the Bass Strait islands (King Island, Flinders Island) face significant travel times to any urban GP. Telehealth removes the logistical burden of air or ferry travel for routine medical needs. We do not handle situations requiring in-person examination - these still require travel or local GP access.
TAS telehealth FAQs
When is telehealth a practical option in Tasmania?
For an eligible request that can be assessed remotely, telehealth can avoid travel to a clinic. Review timing varies. Keep a regular GP for examinations and ongoing care.
Can Tasmanian employers use telehealth certificates as evidence?
Yes. Telehealth certificates from AHPRA-registered doctors meet Fair Work Act requirements and are reviewed under Tasmanian public-sector and private employer policies.
Can I use the service from King Island or Flinders Island?
Yes. Every Tasmanian postcode has access, including King Island and Flinders Island. eScripts are valid at any Australian pharmacy including pharmacies in these remote communities, though availability of specific medications should be checked with your local pharmacy in advance.
Start your request from anywhere in TAS
Start with a secure form. Eligible certificates may follow the approved protocol; concerning or uncertain requests and all prescriptions go to a doctor.
Get startedFrom $24.95 · AHPRA-registered doctors · Full refund if the doctor declines.