CHRONIC PAIN TELEHEALTH AUSTRALIA

Naturopathy & Naturopathic-Informed Care, Online

Interested in a natural, whole-person approach to your health? Horizon Health offers naturopathic-informed care online, with a focus on nutrition, lifestyle and evidence-informed natural options to support your wellbeing, delivered by [qualified Australian practitioners] via telehealth, Australia-wide.

Can I get a personalised chronic pain treatment plan through an online consultation?

Yes, you can get a personalised chronic pain plan through an online consultation. At Horizon Health, a qualified Australian doctor reviews your pain history and goals by telehealth and works with you on an individualised management plan, Australia-wide, for a fixed $29 fee. Any treatment is at your doctor's discretion.

Understanding Chronic Pain

What is chronic pain?

Chronic pain is generally pain that persists for longer than three months. It is common in Australia and can affect sleep, mood, work and everyday activities. A whole-person approach considers not just the pain itself but the sleep, stress and lifestyle factors around it, alongside your usual medical care. [Cite Healthdirect / painaustralia for the definition and prevalence, verify the figure before publishing.]

Telehealth Care

Chronic pain management via telehealth

With Horizon Health you can access chronic pain support online, anywhere in Australia. Your doctor takes time to understand your history and works with you on a personalised plan that may include lifestyle, self-management and other options at their clinical discretion, coordinated with your regular GP where appropriate.

Our Consultation Process

A whole-person approach to persistent pain

Pain rarely sits in isolation. Our doctors consider the factors that can influence it, like sleep, stress, activity and general wellbeing, so your plan supports your whole health, not just a single symptom.

AREAS WE SUPPORT

What we can help with

Horizon Health supports patients with a range of persistent-pain concerns, in areas such as:

Ongoing back and neck discomfort
Persistent joint and muscle pain
Nerve-related pain
Pain affecting sleep, mood and daily activities
Whether a particular approach is suitable for you is always a clinical decision made with your doctor.

Online care is not for medical emergencies. If you have severe, sudden or worsening pain, chest pain, or thoughts of harming yourself, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.

GETTING STARTED

How online consultations work

See how it works
1
Check eligibility

Confirm whether the service suits your needs.

2
Book online

Use HotDoc or the Patient Portal.

3
Brief nurse call

A brief call before your doctor appointment.

4
Doctor consultation

Speak with a qualified Australian doctor online.

5
Follow-up support

Receive your plan, with review support available.

Affordable pricing

Accessible, transparent pricing

We make healthcare affordable for everyone with simple, fixed pricing and concession options available.
Initial Consultations
$29 / 45 Minutes
Includes:
45 minute online consultation
Concessions or budget treatments available
Assess condition & medical history
Personalised treatment plan
Follow-Up Consultations
$29 / 15 Minutes
Includes:
15 minute online consultation
Concessions or budget treatments available
Assess progress and medications
Issue follow up treatment plan
Concession and budget options available.
why choose us

Why choose Horizon Health

Whole-person, evidence-informed care from qualified Australian doctors
50,000+ consultations and 100,000+ telehealth hours
Nationwide, after-hours and weekend appointments
No referral required; patients 18+

Key takeaways box

You can get a personalised chronic pain plan through an online consultation with an Australian doctor.
Care takes a whole-person view: sleep, stress and lifestyle around the pain, alongside your usual GP.
Delivered by telehealth Australia-wide; fixed $29 consult;
no referral needed.
Not for emergencies: call 000 for severe, sudden or worsening symptoms.
FAQS

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