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Consult with an HPCSA registered medical doctor via video call
The future of healthcare is here. Consult with a doctor conveniently from your own space. Say goodbye to lengthy commutes and waiting rooms.
All you need is a smartphone or laptop and an internet connection to access affordable healthcare whenever you want!
​All consultations include a general assessment, prescriptions, sick notes and lab or specialist referrals when appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Medical Aid cover virtual consultations?
Yes. South African medical aids cover virtual online consultations. We will send you an invoice and receipt which you can use to claim from your medical aid.
Will I be able to get prescriptions and sick notes or laboratory and specialist referrals?
Yes. We will send you an electronic script, sick note and/or referral when appropriate.
How do I join the video call?
An SMS with connection information will be sent to the number you provided after payment is completed.
What are you able to consult on over video call?
We are able to consult on most conditions that a regular general practitioner does. This includes:
General Medical Consultations - for everyday health concerns such as flu, colds, infections, and minor illnesses.
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Chronic Condition Management - Ongoing support for patients with diabetes, hypertension, asthma and other long-term conditions
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Women's Health - Online consultation for contraception, menstrual health, menopause, and wellness advice.
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Sick Notes and Medical certificates - Issued electronically after appropriate consultation.
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Prescription Renewals - Convenient repeat prescriptions for eligible patients.
Mental Health Support - Initial consultations for stress, anxiety, and mild depression, with referrals when needed.
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Lifestyle and Preventative health - Advice on nutrition, sleep, exercise, and preventative screenings.
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Please Note: Online consultations are not appropriate for emergencies and certain medical conditions. If you have difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, chest pain or trauma an in-person consultation is required. In case of an emergency please visit your nearest hospital emergency room.
About
Dr Sonja Brandt
I obtained my MBBCh degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in June 2017. Prior to that, I obtained a Bachelors degree in molecular biology as well as an Honours and Masters degree in biochemistry from Stellenbosch University. I completed my medical internship at Helen Joseph Hospital in Johannesburg. During my community service I rotated between multiple primary healthcare clinics in the south of Johannesburg where I was often the only doctor available to patients. I am passionate about health education and improving access to healthcare.
