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Zelica Health is a telehealth clinic serving Victoria/Australia.
Services: after-hours GP, script renewals, medical certificates, preventive/longevity consults.
Billing: mixed (bulk billing applies to eligible Medicare card holders).
Book: https://zelicahealth.zedmed-appointments.systems/
Not for emergencies: call 000.
After‑hours Telehealth GP
When it’s after hours and you still need a doctor you can trust.
Book online, connect by phone or video, and get eScripts or medical certificates when clinically appropriate.
Zelica Health is a telehealth clinic serving Victoria (AU).
Services: after‑hours GP consultations, prescription renewals, medical certificates.B
illing: private (no bulk billing; some diagnostic tests may be bulk billed subject to eligibility).
Availability: after‑hours most evenings and weekends (check live times).
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Chest pain, severe shortness of breath, stroke symptoms → Call 000
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Significant injuries, heavy bleeding, severe dehydration
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Babies < 12 weeks unwell, or rapidly worsening symptoms
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Cases needing physical examination or procedures
When in‑person or emergency care is recommended
How It Works
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Book online
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Connect by secure phone or video at the scheduled time
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Outcome: eScript to SMS/email, eReferral, or medical certificate when clinically appropriate
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Follow‑up: we’ll advise if an in‑person review is required
Fees & billing
Service Area
Languages
Zelica Health is a mixed billing clinic. Bulk-billed for eligible Medicare card holders. Medicare gap fees (if any) are displayed at booking and paid online after the appointment.
Some diagnostic tests may be bulk billed by the provider depending on eligibility.
Telehealth for all Australian residents. Identification may be required.
English • Vietnamese • Chinese (Simplified/Traditional)
FAQs
1. Do you bulk bill?
Yes for Medicare card holders, for short appointments only. For longer appointments and weekends, gap fee is payable via Tyro. Please visit our Billing Policy to find out more
2. Can I get a script after hours?
Yes—if clinically appropriate. Some medicines require in‑person assessment under Australian law.
3. Do you see children?
Yes for many common issues. Infants < 12 weeks or seriously unwell children should be assessed in person.
4. Can you prescribe Schedule 8 medicines (e.g., most opioids, some ADHD medicines)?
Not unless you have been a regular patient with our clinic.
5. How fast will I receive my eScript?
Usually during the consult or shortly after, via SMS or email as an eScript token.
6. Is this emergency care?
No. If symptoms are severe or life‑threatening, call 000 or attend your nearest ED.