Telehealth that helps today & Plans for tomorrow
Accessible and affordable longevity health plans for everyday Australians.
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AHPRA-registered doctor
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15+ years’ clinical experiences — Preventive health focus
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English • Vietnamese • Mandarin — Consults in your language
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Telehealth Australia-wide — Secure video or phone
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Mixed billing — Eligibility varies; fees shown at booking
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Secure records — Stored on Australian-hosted systems
Meet Dr Duy Dinh
Founder & Medical Director
Dr Duy Dinh is an AHPRA-registered doctor, a medical educator, and a healthcare entrepreneur who blends everyday primary care with a preventive health approach—so you get practical help today and a plan for tomorrow.
Trained across China, Australia, and the UK, he’s known for his caring nature, thorough communications, and professional competence.
Patients cannot forget his calm and compassionate manners that he has developed over the years.
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MD (Hons); 15-year-clinical experiences in AU/CN/UK
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Certificate in Neuroscience (Harvard)
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Diploma in Surgical Anatomy (University of Melbourne)
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Preventive & longevity focus: screening, risk reduction, follow-ups
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Languages: English · Tiếng Việt · 中文（普通话）
Our Care Philosophy
We envision a world where health is not just the absence of disease, but a state of thriving, achieved through informed choices.
Our vision is to transform how people approach their well-being, shifting the focus from reaction to proactive prevention.
We strive to be the leading voice in natural living and ensuring people from all various backgrounds, can confidently access and understand their health journey.
What We Can Help You With
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Repeat prescriptions and medication reviews
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Medical certificates & brief forms (where appropriate)
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Common infections & symptom advice (e.g., URTI, UTI symptoms, gastro)
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Skin concerns (initial review, treatment advice, when to see in-person)
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Headache, reflux, allergies, sleep concerns (initial management)
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Test results explained; next-step planning
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Preventive screening discussions & referral pathways
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Chronic condition check-ins (non-emergency)
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Residential Care facility care coordination & after-hour access
What Needs In-Person Review
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Chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, major injury
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Severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, high fever in young infants
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Procedures, physical examinations that require hands-on assessment
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Any urgent, life-threatening situation — Call 000 or attend your nearest ED
Not sure which one you need? Book a quick consult and we will guide you
Case Examples
Same-day script, no run-around
Who: Melbourne professional, juggling work & family
Need: Repeat script before travel; unsure about medication timing and alternatives
What we did: 10-minute telehealth consult → medication review → safe repeat issued → travel guidance uploaded to patient portal
Why it helped: Clear plan in one call; no clinic wait.
Need a quick script or advice? Book a consult
Residential Care Facility Telehealth
Who: Residential aged-care resident with UTI symptoms
Need: Prompt assessment and pain relief; facility had limited GP availability
What we did: Nurse-assisted video call → symptom review + med history → pathology form faxed/emailed to facility → provisional pain relief advice within scope, with clear red-flag plan
Why it helped: Reduced waiting; coordinated steps for testing and comfort.
Need help wit your residents? Learn more
Prevention plan,
not just today’s fix
Who: 40-year-old parent, family history of heart disease
Need: General check + questions about long-term risk
What we did: Telehealth consult → risk discussion in plain English → tailored screening roadmap (Blood tests now; optional advanced imaging & VO₂-max referral) → follow-up scheduled
Why it helped: Left with a clear, staged plan—not overwhelm.
Curious about your health risks? Explore more
Trust & Safety
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AHPRA-compliant care delivered by a registered medical practitioner
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Privacy & security: Records stored on Australian-hosted systems
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Clear boundaries: Some conditions require in-person assessment
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Emergencies: If symptoms are severe or life-threatening, call 000 or attend your nearest ED
