Doccy telehealth startup reaches 200,000 consultations
Doccy reached 200,000 consultations since July 2025, using AI to help rural patients access faster care.
Dr Louis Sisk is a surgeon and emergency medicine doctor who created Doccy to solve a real problem. Rural and regional patients wait weeks for GP appointments.
Doccy launched in July 2025. The co-founders are Archer Hume and Jordi Hermoso.
The Melbourne-based telehealth platform uses AI tools to speed up paperwork before consultations. Real doctors stay in control of all medical decisions.
Patients can book appointments for medical certificates, prescriptions, and general check-ups. In just months, Doccy made $2.43 million in revenue.
It attracted patients across two-thirds of Australian postcodes. About one-third of users came back.
The team expects 2026-27 revenue of around $18 million. They plan to expand into specialist consultations and blood testing.
- 200,000
- Consultations completed
- $2.43 million
- Revenue so far
- One-third return
- Repeat user rate
- $18 million
- Expected 2026-27 revenue
Why it mattersFast and affordable telehealth access reduces wait times for rural patients. It cuts doctor burnout by automating paperwork. This improves care across Australia.
AustraliaRural and regional Australians can now access same-day medical consultations, prescriptions, and certificates without driving to a city GP or waiting weeks for an appointment.
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