Hormn
Consultation, pathology and published conditions.
Published fee sheet
Hormn
telehealth
Free initial pathology requires quiz eligibility, Australian residency and Medicare. Other patients need a quote.
- Initial consult
- A$99Source, 2 November 2026
- Pathology
- A$0Source, 2 November 2026
- Follow-up
- Not published
- Panel covers
- Not published
- Named practitioner
- Prof André van Zundert (medical director)Source, 2 November 2026
- Ahpra registration
- Named identity not matched on Ahpra, 3 November 2026. Ask the provider for the registered name and number.Source, 2026-11-03
- LegitScript
- Lookup unavailable: human verification required, 3 November 2026Source, 2026-11-03
- Appointment wait
- Not published
- Service area
- Australia-wide telehealth
Checked 2 November 2026.Provider website
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The published total applies only to eligible patients. Confirm eligibility before booking.
Free initial pathology requires quiz eligibility, Australian residency and Medicare. Other patients need a quote.
A named medical director or page reviewer may not be the practitioner at your appointment. Registration and certification are marked verified only after an independent lookup.
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Access: telehealth. Service area: Australia-wide telehealth.
Minimum age: Not published. Medicare referral acceptance: Not published.
Panel markers: Not published. Provider source, checked 2 November 2026
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Before you book
What does Hormn publish for assessment?
The complete published assessment total is A$99. Free initial pathology requires quiz eligibility, Australian residency and Medicare. Other patients need a quote.
How can I access Hormn?
Telehealth appointments are recorded for Australia-wide telehealth. A minimum age is not published in the checked source. Appointment wait: not published.
Who is named by Hormn?
Prof André van Zundert (medical director). Check the separate Ahpra result above. A named director or reviewer may not be your treating doctor.