Book an appointment

Telehealth consultations with Brett Jones, Nurse Practitioner, Australia-wide. Choose a time, then complete your intake form.

Not for emergencies

Cortex Telehealth is not an emergency service. If you have chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, signs of stroke, thoughts of harming yourself, or any other emergency, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.

How booking works

Choose your appointment

New patients book an initial consultation: $160, 40 minutes, by video. Existing patients book a follow-up: $80, 20 minutes, by video or phone.

Complete your intake form

When you book, you’ll be asked to complete an intake form. It covers your current symptoms, medical history, medicines, allergies and family history. Taking time to fill it in carefully means more of your consult can be spent on what matters to you.

Blood tests, if needed

Depending on your situation, Brett may send you a pathology request to have blood tests done before your appointment, so the results are ready to discuss. Not everyone needs tests beforehand.

Join your video consult

Join from somewhere quiet and private where you can concentrate, not while you’re out and about, and never while driving. You’re welcome to have a support person with you.

What to have ready

It helps to have these on hand during your consult:

Your Medicare card. Your Medicare card details are needed so Brett can send pathology requests and electronic prescriptions, even though we don’t bill Medicare for the consult itself.
No Medicare? Your Individual Healthcare Identifier (IHI) instead. Find out how to get an IHI from Services Australia.
A list of all medicines you take, including vitamins, supplements and herbal products.
Any recent blood test results, scans or letters from other practitioners.
For menopause-related concerns, a rough record of your periods and symptoms over the past few months, if you have one.
Your height, weight and waist measurement, and a recent blood pressure reading if you have access to one.
The name and contact details of your GP and/or other health practitioner.
A short list of questions, or the main things you’d like to cover.

For the video consult you will need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, a reliable internet connection, and a private, quiet space where you feel comfortable talking openly.

Choose a time

Available times are shown below. You pay when you book, and Halaxy emails you a confirmation.

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