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OnCare Health is an Australian-owned digital healthcare service providing convenient access to online health assessments and telehealth support. We connect patients with AHPRA-registered health practitioners, offering services such as online medical certificates, carer's leave certificates, absence-from-work certificates, and telehealth consultations. Our goal is to make accessing healthcare support easier, without compromising quality, safety, or integrity.
Exceptional service - I said this in another review, but GPs have all started charging out of pocket, so the $12.99 sick leave certificate is perfect for when I need to take leave from work. Process is super fast, which when you're not feeling well is great. Highly recommend this.
I got a medical certificate from here when I couldn't get in to see a GP. The process was easy, I received helpful health advice. Good service.
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