MEDICAL PRACTITIONER-LED CLINIC FOR MEN & WOMEN
Telehealth Intimate Health Consultations
A private first step for women and men wishing to discuss intimate health, sexual health, menopause, urinary, pelvic or genital concerns.
Confidential clinical discussion
Start with a confidential telehealth discussion
An intimate health telehealth consultation can help patients explain sensitive concerns privately, understand what information may be needed and discuss whether in-person examination, investigation, referral or treatment conversation is appropriate.
Telehealth does not replace physical examination, pathology, imaging or specialist assessment when these are clinically required.

Symptoms and concerns
Concerns that may be discussed

Private medical setting
Private, doctor-led care
Consultations and selected treatments are provided in established medical settings, subject to service availability and individual suitability.
Why assessment matters
Telehealth helps organise the next appropriate step
The clinician may review symptoms, timing, medical history, medicines, previous treatment, risk factors and patient priorities.
Depending on the concern, next steps may include examination, testing, GP or specialist referral, conservative care or a procedure-specific consultation.
Consultation and next steps
Consultation and possible next steps
What telehealth can do
Support history-taking, privacy, education, triage and planning.
What telehealth cannot do
Replace emergency care, physical examination, diagnostic testing or specialist review when required.
Locations and availability
Locations and Telehealth
Australia-Wide Telehealth
Telehealth is available Australia-wide for an initial private discussion. In-person examination, investigation or referral may still be required.
Medical references and further reading
Medical references
General education from recognised health organisations.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this consultation
What can be discussed during an intimate health telehealth consultation?
Women and men may discuss sexual health, menopause, urinary, pelvic, penile, vaginal, vulval, genital skin and treatment-suitability concerns.
Is telehealth suitable for every concern?
No. Emergencies, severe symptoms and concerns requiring examination or testing need appropriate in-person care.
Will a procedure be booked automatically?
No. Telehealth does not make a procedure automatically appropriate or booked.
Can referrals be recommended?
Yes. GP, urology, gynaecology, pelvic floor physiotherapy, counselling or other referrals may be recommended.
Is telehealth available Australia-wide?
Yes. Telehealth is available Australia-wide, subject to clinical suitability and practitioner availability.
Start with telehealth
Book your complimentary telehealth consultation
Discuss your concern privately and understand the next appropriate step.
This page provides general information and does not replace individual medical advice. Suitability is assessed individually; all procedures carry risks, and outcomes and recovery vary.

