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Legitimate certificates from Australian registered health practitioners, delivered to your inbox during clinic hours. No queues, no waiting room, no calling the clinic at 8am.
Six common certificate types.
If your situation is not listed below, book a quick consult and the practitioner will let you know exactly what they can issue.
Sick leave (1 to 3 days)
Standard short-term sick certificates for cold, flu, and minor illness. Issued during clinic hours.
Carers leave
Certificates for taking time off to care for an immediate family member or household dependent.
Return-to-work clearance
Clearance after an injury or extended illness, with restrictions clearly noted for your employer.
School and uni absence
Letters of absence for school, TAFE, or university, formatted for academic and exam policy.
Pre-employment health
Basic pre-employment health declarations and immunisation status verification.
Travel medical clearance
Fitness-to-fly certificates and travel medical clearance letters for airlines and insurers.
Three simple
steps.
Once your consultation is complete, your certificate is emailed to you. No paperwork, no GP referral, no clinic visit.
Complete the form
Short online form with a few questions about your symptoms and the dates you need covered.
Quick practitioner call
A short video or phone consultation with an Australian registered health practitioner to confirm your details.
Certificate emailed
Your signed, practitioner-verified certificate arrives by email during clinic hours, ready to forward.
One flat fee per certificate.
No memberships, no surprise add-ons. You pay once, and the certificate is yours to keep and forward.
Single day
Standard one-day sick leave certificate.
- Issued during clinic hours
- Valid Australia-wide
- Emailed as PDF
- Employer-verifiable
Multi-day
Two to seven day sick or carers leave coverage. Requires a consultation.
- Up to 7 days covered
- Includes a practitioner consultation
- Issued during clinic hours
- Detailed clinical notes
- Forward-ready PDF
Return-to-work
Practitioner-issued clearance after an injury or illness.
- Restrictions clearly noted
- Suitable for workplaces
- Issued during clinic hours
- WorkSafe compatible format
Built to meet Fair Work and
employer requirements.
Televiora certificates are issued by Australian registered health practitioners and include everything an employer or institution needs to verify authenticity: provider number, signature, consultation date, and clear scope of incapacity.
Certificate
questions.
How verification works, when backdating is acceptable, and what happens if your employer pushes back.
Contact support Is this certificate legitimate?
Yes. Every certificate is issued by an Australian registered health practitioner with their provider number and signature included. It is a legitimate medical certificate.
Can my employer verify it?
Yes. Each certificate includes the issuing practitioner's name, provider number, and a verification reference. Employers can confirm authenticity by emailing us or checking against the public register.
Can I get a certificate backdated?
We can issue a certificate for an absence that started before your consultation if you were genuinely unwell. Your practitioner will note that this is a retrospective certificate, in line with Medical Board guidelines.
Will it work for Fair Work and award entitlements?
Yes. Televiora certificates meet the requirements set out in the Fair Work Act for personal and carers leave evidence. Employers and HR teams across Australia accept them daily.
What if I need it for a longer absence?
For absences over 7 days, your practitioner may request a more detailed consultation or pathology. We can also direct you to your regular GP if extended care is needed.
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Individual results vary based on your unique biology and commitment to the program. Assessment findings do not guarantee a particular outcome. Telehealth is not suitable for all health concerns. Your practitioner may recommend in-person assessment, urgent care, GP review, specialist referral, further investigation or no treatment depending on your circumstances. We do not advertise specific prescription medicines to the public in accordance with Australian regulatory requirements.