Initial guidance
Discuss a non-emergency concern and understand which type of professional or service may be appropriate.
Online consultation
Daily Online Health helps patients request a remote consultation with an available healthcare professional. Our team reviews the request and confirms the provider, communication method, timing, and applicable fee before a consultation is scheduled.
A practical remote pathway
Suitability is decided by the healthcare professional after reviewing the available information. An in-person examination or local test may still be required.
Discuss a non-emergency concern and understand which type of professional or service may be appropriate.
Request a consultation by specialty, language, location, or preferred doctor when a suitable profile is available.
Continue with a professional who has agreed that remote follow-up is appropriate for the patient’s situation.
Prepare questions and clarify possible administrative next steps before arranging local or international care.
How it works
Provide contact details, the preferred specialty, date, time window, and language. Do not enter medical history or upload documents.
The team checks available doctors, consultation mode, and whether more information is needed before scheduling.
The proposed provider, timing, fee, payment method, and communication platform are explained before confirmation.
Use the confirmed third-party platform from a private location with a reliable internet connection and working audio or video.
Prepare with confidence
The initial website form does not collect medical records. If a professional needs information before the consultation, staff will explain what is required and how it should be shared.
Ready to begin?
The appointment form will open with Online consultation already selected.
Emergency warning: If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, difficulty breathing, chest pain, heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness, stroke warning signs, or another urgent concern, contact your local emergency service or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.