Guild Update – 19 July 16 : New reduced rate for in-pharmacy telemedicine service
July 19, 2016
COMMUNITY pharmacies have
the opportunity to offer patients
a telemedicine consultation with
a GP at a reduced rate of $27
until the end of July.
The consultation is through
ReadyCare, Telstra Health’s
purpose-built telemedicine
service where consumers can
consult with an Australian based
and registered GP by
phone or video 24/7 through the
convenience and accessibility of
their local pharmacy.
ReadyCare, under the CP2GP
initiative, is designed to be
accessed at times and in areas
where access to local GP
services may be limited or even
unavailable. The service also
speeds access to care when the
waiting times for GP services are
excessive and may compromise
optimal patient care.
Until the end of July patients can
access ReadyCare through their
local participating pharmacy for
$27, reduced from the usual $65
with the pharmacy still receiving
the $15 facilitation access fee.
For more information email
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