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Doccy: telehealth fees as published

We read Doccy's website on 2 October 2026 and hold no fee from it. This page says what the read found rather than filling the gap.

What the read found: Figures on the page, none attributable to one service

The page we read carries dollar figures, but none could be tied to one service, so none is shown. This is a statement about our read, not about what the provider publishes.

Page read
doccy.com.au/medical-certificate ↗
Read on
2 October 2026
Reader’s note
The page was read and carries dollar figures, but none could be tied to one service: no label in front of the figure, several figures under one label, a range of plans, or a service outside this dataset
Bulk billing
Our read found no mention of bulk billing on the page. Ask the provider.

Sources and updates

How this page is sourced

Updated 2 October 2026

Sources

  • Doccy's own web page, linked above with the date it was read
  • No comparison site, review site or directory is used as a source for any fee

Methodology: Each provider’s own fee page, read with a plain fetch. Three shapes are read and no free prose: a table row under a header the provider named, a single line of the form "Label: $X", and a price-only line inside a container holding exactly one. The label always precedes the figure and is stored verbatim. A Medicare rebate is never captured as a price; every figure carries the basis the provider’s own words gave it (gross fee, out of pocket after the rebate, or not stated). A "from" price and a printed range are recorded as such and never aggregated. Labels naming a medicine, a monthly plan, a child, express or after-hours variant, a report or a deposit are refused.

Caveat: This is fee information read from a public web page, not medical or billing advice. Fees change; the date beside each figure is the date it was read.

Data methodology: how prices are collected, normalised, dated and outlier-checked is documented on the methodology page. Corrections go through the public corrections route. Clinical accuracy on healthcare pages is the responsibility of an appropriate registered healthcare professional, not TreatCompare.

If a fee here is wrong or missing, tell us through corrections and the page will be read again. We correct by re-reading the provider’s page, not by typing in a figure.

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