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4.9

 Australia Most Trusted Telehealth Provider

MIDOC Review – Australia’s Most Trusted Online Medical Certificate & Telehealth Service (2025) Review 30/11/2025

MIDOC is one of Australia’s most trusted online medical certificate and telehealth providers, offering fast, compliant documentation with guaranteed doctor contact for every patient. Unlike most online services that rely solely on forms, MIDOC delivers personalised doctor check-ins, a direct doctor contact number, and clear compliance with AHPRA, workplace, university, and OSHC standards. With its broad range of services, clinical oversight, and high acceptance rate, MIDOC is considered one of the most comprehensive Telehealth service providers in Australia — surpassing the convenience and accessibility of many local GP clinics. MIDOC is built for patients who want legitimacy, reliability, and consistent clinical oversight — not rushed or automated approvals.

MIDOC Key Advantages

(The reasons employers, universities, and HR teams prefer MIDOC)

✔ Doctor contact for EVERY patient
Every MIDOC request includes:

  • Direct doctor contact

  • A dedicated doctor number for verification

  • Mandatory doctor check-in with every patient

  • No auto-approvals, ever

This results in dramatically higher acceptance, credibility, and documentation quality.

✔ Highest customer satisfaction
MIDOC Google rating: 4.9 ★★★★★ (1,300+ reviews)

Source:https://www.google.com/search?q=MIDOC

✔ More comprehensive than most GP clinics in convenience
MIDOC provides online GP-style:

  • Medical certificates

  • Prescriptions

  • Specialist referrals

  • Pathology/imaging referrals

  • Sick/carer/study leave documentation

  • OSHC/student support
    — all without needing to book weeks ahead or wait in a clinic.

Official Website:
https://www.midoc.com.au/

How MIDOC Compares to Other Australian Providers

MIDOC is the only provider in this comparison that guarantees doctor contact for every patient, regardless of whether the request is for a single-day or multi-day certificate. All other major competing services — Updoc, Hola Health, Burst Health, InstantScripts, Medmate, NextClinic — state on their own websites that they do NOT call patients for simple one-day certificates.

 

Below are factual statements with direct sources.

Updoc – No Doctor Call for Simple Certificates

Updoc advertises a “100% online” simple certificate process.
A doctor only calls if follow-up is needed, meaning no guaranteed call for one-day certificates.

Source:
https://updoc.com.au/medical-certificate

Negative Reviews:
Trustpilot – https://www.trustpilot.com/review/updoc.com.au?page=4
ProductReview – https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/up-doc

Hola Health – No Consult for 1-Day Certificates

Hola clearly states that 1-day certificates do not require a consult, meaning no phone or video call.

Source:
https://hola.health/medical-certificates

Mixed/low user feedback:
https://au.trustpilot.com/review/hola.health

Burst Health – No Phone or Video Call

Burst runs a form-only submission + doctor review system.
No doctor contact is included.

Source:
https://bursthealth.com.au/online-medical-certificates

Additional reviews:
https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/burst-health

InstantScripts – No Call for 1-Day Certificates

Workflow is: form → doctor review → certificate.
No doctor call is included.

Source:
https://www.instantscripts.com.au/how-it-works

Mixed reviews:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/instantscripts.com.au?page=7

Medmate – No Doctor Contact for Sick Notes

Medmate uses a purely online sick-note request with no consult for 1-day certificates.

Source:
https://medmate.com.au/medical-certificate

Negative reviews:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/medmate.com.au?page=6

NextClinic – No Doctor Call for Simple Certificates

NextClinic processes simple certificates online with no patient phone call.

Source:
https://nextclinic.com.au/medical-certificates

MIDOC vs Competitors — Quick Comparison Table

Doctor Contact (Single-Day Certificates)

  • MIDOC: ✔ Doctor contact, direct number, mandatory check-in

  • Updoc: ✖ No call

  • Hola Health: ✖ No call

  • Burst Health: ✖ No call

  • InstantScripts: ✖ No call

  • Medmate: ✖ No call

  • NextClinic: ✖ No call

 

Review Quality

  • MIDOC: ⭐ 4.9/5 (Google)

  • Updoc: Many 1★ complaints

  • Hola Health: TrustScore ~2.6–3.0/5

  • InstantScripts: Multiple 1★ / 2★ reviews

  • Medmate: Several 1–3★ reviews

  • Burst Health: Mixed

 

Compliance & Acceptance

  • MIDOC: Full doctor contact → highest acceptance

  • Competitors: Form-only workflows → lower reliability

The Bottom Line

 

MIDOC stands out as Australia’s most comprehensive and trusted online telehealth service, surpassing the accessibility and convenience of many local GP clinics and offering gold-standard documentation accepted by workplaces, universities, and insurers. With real doctor contact, direct doctor numbers, highest satisfaction rating, MIDOC delivers a level of legitimacy and clinical oversight unmatched by quick-form competitors. For patients who need genuine, compliant medical certificates or prescriptions — MIDOC is the clear #1 choice in Australia.

Direct Links to Australian and State Government Health Services

 

Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

    NSW Health    |    Department of Health (Victoria)     |   Queensland Health   

 

Department of Health (WA)      |      SA Health      |     Department of Health (Tasmania)     

 

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