How to get a gynaecologist referral?

Looking for a quick gynaecologist referral? Hola Health connects you with AHPRA-registered Australian doctors and health practitioners via video call within 15 minutes, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Discuss your health concerns, and if appropriate, receive your gynaecologist referral instantly. Access hassle-free online GP consults for specialist referrals.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, a specialist referral is required to see a gynaecologist in Australia. This referral can be obtained online through a web doctor consultation. Gynaecologist referrals act as a bridge between your regular general practitioner and the specialist ensuring seamless transfer of relevant health information between the doctors. A doctor’s referral is also necessary to get covered by Medicare or private insurance. Here’s why a referral is important:

  • Proper assessment: Your GP will evaluate your symptoms to determine if a gynaecologist is necessary or if another healthcare provider, such as a general practitioner or women’s health nurse, can manage your condition.
  • Better care & coordination: A referral ensures your gynaecologist has key details about your medical history, reproductive health, and any previous treatments, leading to a more focused and effective consultation.
  • Medicare rebates & cost savings: In Australia, a valid referral may be required to claim Medicare rebates, reducing your out-of-pocket expenses for specialist gynaecology services, including fertility consultations, menopause management, and reproductive health concerns.

You can request a gynaecologist referral online through our specialist referrals section. To get an online doctor’s referral, click on online referrals, choose the consultation type and fill in your details. Make payment via our secure payment gateway. An online doctor will assess your condition during a short doctors appointment. If deemed necessary, an online GP referral will be emailed to your registered email address.

Yes, instant online referrals are available with Hola Health, allowing you to get your referral within minutes without waiting for a GP appointment.

Yes, Hola Health’s telehealth services provide 24/7 access to online doctors for specialist referrals, pathology referrals, radiology referrals, blood test referrals and x-ray referrals, general consultations, prescriptions, and more—anytime you need them. Whether it’s late at night, on weekends, or during public holidays, you can easily consult an after-hours doctor for:

Hola Health offers quick access to telehealth doctors. You can consult an Australian doctor or health practitioner within 15 minutes and gain instant access to medical advice, sick leave certificates and so on.

Yes, online referrals are valid in Australia if they are issued by an AHPRA-registered doctor through a legitimate telehealth service. Online referrals work the same way as in-person referrals and are widely accepted by specialists, pathology labs, and imaging centers across Australia.

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What is a gynaecologist

Gynaecologists are specialist medical doctors trained to diagnose, manage, and treat conditions related to women’s reproductive health. They provide care both medical and surgical care for menstrual health, fertility concerns, menopause, pregnancy, and gynaecological disorders such as PCOS, endometriosis, and fibroids.

In Australia, if you have a woman’s health concern, a GP referral is required to see a gynaecologist. Getting an online referral is a fast and convenient option, allowing you to connect with an AHPRA-registered doctor from the comfort of your home within minutes, 24/7. While telehealth services offer a convenient way to obtain a referral, some gynaecological conditions may require an in-person examination before a referral is provided. Hola Health makes it easy to obtain a gynaecologist referral online through a telehealth appointment—ensuring you get the specialist care you need without the hassle of visiting a clinic.

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Complete care for women’s health.

Whether you are in bustling cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, or rural and remote areas of Australia, accessing women’s healthcare has never been easier. Hola Health connects you with AHPRA-registered doctors 24/7 for online prescriptions, specialist referrals, medical certificates for sick leave, and expert medical advice—all from the comfort of home. Whether you need a gynaecologist referral, or support for menopause or sexual health, you can get the care you need without the hassle of in-person visits.

For women balancing busy lives, Hola Health provides quick and seamless telehealth services, ensuring you can prioritise your health anytime, anywhere. With instant consults, you can see a doctor within minutes, from anywhere in Australia.

Can an online GP give specialist referrals?

Yes, an online GP can provide specialist referrals in Australia through telehealth consultations, just like an in-person doctor. If you need to see a specialist such as a gynaecologist, dermatologist, cardiologist, endocrinologist, or psychiatrist, an online GP can assess your condition and issue a valid specialist referral that allows you to book an appointment. Specialist referrals are needed when your condition requires in-depth evaluation. During a telehealth consultation for online referrals, an online GP will discuss your symptoms, and medical history and decide on whether a specialist referral such as a gynaecologist referral is needed.

Benefits of getting a gynaecologist referral online through Hola Health

  • Fast & convenient – No need to visit a clinic; get a referral from home within 15 minutes.
  • Available 24/7 – Request a gynaecologist referral after hours, on weekends, or on public holidays.
  • Accepted Australia-wide – Use your referral for specialist consultations at your preferred clinic anywhere in Australia.


Please note – For gynaecological issues that require immediate medical attention, please go directly to the emergency department. While our doctors are fully qualified, telehealth consultations have limitations. If you are experiencing severe abdominal pain, heavy or prolonged vaginal bleeding, signs of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy symptoms, or other urgent reproductive health concerns, seek emergency medical care immediately.

What does a gynaecologist do? Common conditions:

Gynaecologists specialise in women’s reproductive health offering diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care for various conditions. Some common conditions that may require a gynaecologist referral include:

  • Menstrual health: Evaluation and management of irregular cycles, painful periods (dysmenorrhea), heavy bleeding (menorrhagia), or absent periods (amenorrhea) and so on
  • Fertility concerns: Support for infertility issues, preconception advice, and treatment for conditions affecting fertility, such as endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), or blocked fallopian tubes.
  • Gynaecological disorders: Diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the female reproductive system, including fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), and vaginal infections.
  • Hormonal & menopause management: Assistance with hormonal imbalances, perimenopause and menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, mood changes, and osteoporosis prevention.
  • Contraceptive advice & family planning: Guidance on birth control options, IUD insertion, contraception, hormonal implants, and other family planning methods.
  • Preventive care: Regular pap smears, HPV screenings, pelvic exams, breast health evaluations, and overall reproductive wellness checks for early detection of conditions like cervical or ovarian cancer.
  • Sexual health: Consultation and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, hepatitis B and C etc.
  • Pregnancy & postnatal care: Support throughout pregnancy, postnatal care, and high-risk pregnancy management in coordination with obstetricians.
  • Surgeries: Surgical procedures such as laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, hysterectomy (uterus removal), or fibroid removal for conditions that require surgical intervention.


A doctor may refer you to a gynaecologist for further evaluation and treatment if you:

  • Are pregnant, looking for conception or have any fertility issue
  • Suffering from menstrual issues, menopause, hormonal imbalance that needs further evaluation
  • Have ovarian cysts, fibroids or at high risk for certain cancers
  • Need surgical procedures or interventions

Gynaecologist vs. Obstetrician

Gynaecologists and obstetricians are both essential specialists in women’s healthcare, but their areas of focus differ significantly. While their expertise overlaps in some cases, they each handle distinct aspects of female reproductive health.

A gynaecologist specialises in the female reproductive system, diagnosing and treating conditions such as menstrual disorders, hormonal imbalances, fertility issues, and infections. They also provide contraceptive advice, menopause management, and screenings for conditions like cervical cancer.

An obstetrician, on the other hand, focuses primarily on pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal care. They monitor the health of both the mother and baby throughout pregnancy, manage high-risk pregnancies and complications such as pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes, and assist with labour and delivery. Obstetricians also provide postnatal care to support recovery after childbirth.

Some medical professionals, known as OB/GYNs, are trained in both fields. They offer comprehensive care, from routine gynaecological exams to specialised obstetric services for pregnant women.

If you’re unsure whether you need a gynaecologist or an obstetrician, a telehealth GP can assess your symptoms and refer you to the most appropriate specialist.

Medically reviewed by Dr.Nelson Lau, MBBS FRACGP, GP & Digital Health Specialist.

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