Now booking — Australia-wide telehealth

Testosterone Therapy.Bulk Billed.From Home.

Get your testosterone assessed by an AHPRA-registered Australian GP via telehealth — 100% online, available in every state and territory.

Blood tests arranged, results reviewed, and TRT prescribed where clinically appropriate. No referral required.

Australian-Registered GPs
TRT Prescriptions Available
No Referral Required
Bulk Billed for Eligible Patients
Australian man having a telehealth consultation about testosterone replacement therapy from home
Medicare Accepted
Bulk billed for eligible patients
38%

of Men Over 45

had low testosterone in a primary-care screening study

$0

Out of Pocket

for eligible Medicare card holders

1 Day

Fast Turnaround

we contact you to confirm your appointment

100%

Australian GPs

AHPRA registered and qualified

How TRT GP Australia Works

1

Complete a Health Assessment

Fill out a short online questionnaire covering your symptoms, medical history, and goals — so your GP is prepared before your appointment.

2

Consult with Your GP

Meet your GP via secure video call. They review your history, discuss your symptoms, and send an electronic pathology request to your nearest collection centre.

3

Get Your Blood Tests Done

Attend any pathology collection centre before 10am. Medicare covers the cost. Results are returned to your GP within 24–48 hours.

4

Receive Your Treatment Plan

Your GP reviews your results in a follow-up consult. If TRT is appropriate, your prescription is sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy.

Why patients trust us

Clinical Quality. No Compromise.

The same standard of care you'd expect from a clinic — delivered to your home.

AHPRA-Registered GPs

Every consultation is with a fully registered Australian GP — no exceptions.

TGA-Approved Treatment

Testosterone prescribed only where clinically appropriate, using TGA-approved formulations.

Bulk Billing Available

Consultations bulk billed for eligible Medicare card holders. $0 out of pocket.

Evidence-Based Care

Total and free testosterone assessed alongside symptoms — never a single number in isolation.

100% Telehealth

Available Australia-wide — QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, SA, ACT, TAS, NT. No travel needed.

TRT Treatments Available

Testosterone Deficiency Assessment

Our GPs assess symptoms of low testosterone and arrange pathology blood tests including total testosterone, free testosterone, LH, FSH and relevant metabolic markers.

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TRT Prescriptions (Injections & Gels)

Where clinically appropriate, our GPs prescribe TGA-approved testosterone replacement therapy including injections (enanthate, undecanoate/Reandron) and topical gels (Testogel, Axiron).

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Ongoing Hormone Monitoring

Regular follow-up consultations and pathology reviews to monitor testosterone levels, haematocrit, PSA and other safety markers throughout your TRT journey.

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Sexual Health Assessment

Comprehensive assessment of symptoms including low libido, erectile dysfunction, fatigue and mood changes to identify hormonal and non-hormonal contributing factors.

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Fertility & TRT Considerations

Our GPs discuss fertility implications of TRT and can advise on sperm preservation options and alternative protocols (such as HCG co-therapy) where fertility is a concern.

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Associated Conditions & Referrals

Assessment and management of conditions associated with low testosterone including metabolic syndrome, bone health concerns, and referrals to endocrinologists where required.

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A Considered, Clinical Approach to TRT

Assessment, not assumptions

Your GP reviews total and free testosterone alongside your symptoms and history — never a single number in isolation — before any treatment is considered.

Only where clinically appropriate

Testosterone is a Schedule 4 medicine. Our GPs prescribe only with documented pathology evidence of deficiency, in line with RACGP and endocrine society guidelines.

Ongoing monitoring, not set-and-forget

Structured follow-up of your testosterone levels, haematocrit, PSA and symptom response keeps your treatment safe and effective over the long term.

Why TRT GP Australia

Bulk Billed Through Medicare

No out of pocket costs for eligible patients. Our GP consultations are bulk billed through Medicare, making testosterone assessment and TRT management accessible to every Australian man with a Medicare card.

TRT Prescription Specialists

Our GPs have specific experience assessing and managing testosterone deficiency. We arrange your pathology, review your results, and prescribe where clinically appropriate — injections, gels, or alternative protocols.

No Waiting Rooms, No Referrals

Skip the weeks-long wait for a GP appointment. Consult from your home, car, or office. No referral letter required — book directly with a GP experienced in TRT.

Request a TRT GP Appointment

Tell us what you need and we'll match you with an available GP. $0 out of pocket for eligible Medicare card holders. No referral required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this service bulk billed?+
Yes. For eligible Medicare card holders, standard GP consultations with TRT GP Australia are bulk billed. Pathology blood tests and medications are separate costs — your GP will advise you of any additional costs before proceeding.
Can I get a TRT prescription through this service?+
Our GPs can assess your suitability for testosterone replacement therapy based on your symptoms, health history and blood test results. TRT prescriptions are only issued where clinically appropriate — your GP will not prescribe testosterone without adequate pathology evidence of deficiency.
Do I need a referral?+
No referral is required. You can request an appointment online and book directly with one of our GPs.
What blood tests are required before starting TRT?+
A standard pre-TRT pathology panel includes total testosterone, free testosterone, LH, FSH, SHBG, oestradiol, full blood count, liver function, lipid profile and PSA (for men over 40). Your GP will arrange the appropriate pathology request.
What forms of TRT are available?+
TGA-approved options in Australia include testosterone injections (Reandron, enanthate), topical gels (Testogel, Axiron) and patches. Your GP will discuss the most appropriate form for your lifestyle, preferences and clinical profile.
Does TRT affect fertility?+
Yes — exogenous testosterone suppresses sperm production and can cause temporary infertility. If fertility is a concern, your GP will discuss sperm banking and alternative protocols such as HCG co-therapy before commencing TRT.
Which states do you service?+
We provide telehealth consultations across all Australian states and territories — QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, SA, ACT, TAS and NT. Request an appointment and enter your postcode to get started.
How do I book an appointment?+
Request an appointment online in under two minutes. Our team will contact you within 1 business day to confirm your time and send a short pre-consultation health assessment.