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Welcome to the MyOnlineClinic Blog

Learn more about MyOnlineClinic and the history and connection of Telehealth in Australia. Telehealth strives in providing real-time interactions between patient and provider. Many activities such as history review, physical examination, evaluations and assessments can be conducted comparably to those done in traditional face-to-face visits.

Your Medical History with you at all times.
Ability to see any type of Health Professional from the comfort of your home.
Request for a new or repeat Prescription, faxed directly to your Pharmacy of choice.

24/7

Portable

Health

Care

Who is TeleMedicine Australia?

TeleMedicineAustralia

TeleMedicine Australia (TMA) is the first supplier of telemedicine technology at primary care and aged care levels in Australia.

Testimonials

MR.Michael McCormack(MP) - Federal Member for Riverina

“TeleMedicine is closing the gap between city and country access to specialists and could potentially revolutionise the way healthcare is delivered to Australians in rural, regional and remote areas, alleviating burdens already affecting access to medical services in these areas.
I am thrilled that this technology is in place in my electorate of Riverina and I congratulate Dr Collins on his accomplishment, and his genuine desire to ensure Australians anywhere in the country have access to top level specialists.”

Mr Peter B George CPA, MIPA, FTIA - Director Auswild& Broad Pty. Ltd.

“TMA innovation is really an exceptional advance in technology for all rural areas and should help relieve the pressure of horrendous workloads on GPs, both in rural and regional locations. Countless people will surely benefit from TMA hard work.”

Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC CVO Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia

“I know so well how crucial is the issue of health and services for people in rural and remote Australia. It just makes myheart skip to see the capacity of this technology and your expertise; what it will deliver for families in bush Australia, and how much more the sense of security will give to families.”

Senator Fiona Nash Deputy Leader of the Nationals in the Senate and Assistant Minister for Health

“Dr Collins is an extraordinary man with a vision for health delivery into regional communities. Telemedicine Australia provides a real opportunity to bridge the divide between city and country when it comes to regional Australians’ access to health care. This innovative new technology, combined with Dr Collins determination to improve the provision of health services, provides real options for country people. Dr Collins is to be congratulated for his ground-breaking work, striving to improve the lives of rural Australians.”

Mr Peter B George CPA, MIPA, FTIA Director Auswild& Broad Pty. Ltd.

Dr Reza Meschi ( MD, AMC,GP).

“I have been working with Telemedicine Australia for a few years, and I used their technology for consulting with the remote patients, it is very efficient and convenient and this technology greatly helped me for care of my remote patients. To my knowledge all patients were satisfied with this new technology.”

Mrs Samantha Dart Vice Chairman Temora Local Health Advisory Council

“Given that many regional areas are remote from a medical specialist perspective, TMA will allow patients to have easier access to specialists without the extra stress of travel and additional expense, and not to mention often extended waiting lists. All of which can often be a major deterrent for country people requiring medical assistance.

In recent years Temora has been given the title of ‘the friendliest town’. It is now hoped with this TMA health-saving technology we can also be donned with the title of the ‘healthiest town’ as more people understand the significance TMA can make to their health and wellbeing.”