Acacia Telehealth
TGA Authorized Doctors
Nurse Practitioners
“The Natural Alternative”
Chronic Disease Patients
Australia-wide
Clinic Busy pay and book 3+ days in advance
M-F 8-5pm New + Reviews
Sat + Sun 7.30am-12pm
Reviews only
No Receptionist Weekend
or Public Holidays
Acacia Telehealth
Online anywhere
No Referral needed
Problems or urgent consult?
email Receptionist M-F 8.4.30pm
No Receptionist Weekend
or Public Holidays
Acacia Telehealth
18+ Eligible?
Medical Condition 3 months+ and medicine trialed
Do not have Bipolar, Schizophrenia, Psychosis
Not part of Opioid treatment program or drug rehabilitation
Not Pregnant, planning pregnancy or breast feeding
Medicare +/or Health Identifier for eScript
My Health Record access
**Drs and NPs need to review medical history and medicines
Acacia MC Telehealth
TGA Authorized Drs + Nurse Practitioners
Expert Medical advice from Drs + Nurse Practitioners
– Individual treatment plans to improve Your health
– Last Script? Clinic very busy Pay then Book Review 3 days in advance
All Medicine must be Australian or EU GMP approved
– prescribing a wide range of affordable medicines budget to craft
TGA Authorized Prescribing Doctors + Nurse Practitioners
– TGA AP approvals located at 400+ Pharmacies for all Acacia patients
Call 400+ Pharmacies
– order Medicines to Collect or ship
– eScripts sent to your mobile
Acacia does not sell or dispense medicines
– Ask Pharmacy to email clinic when stock out >3 months
– all scripts expire 6 month
Acacia Telehealth
Steps 1-4
Step 1
New Patient
Registration
1. Pay then Book New $99
Doctor – Guest – Time book New
– add Medicare + Health Identifier
*Allow access to My Health record
Drs review medical history conditions + medicines
*Internationals must apply for Individual Health Identifier
– Drs need IHI to to provide electronic scripts for medicines
Step 2
New Patient Form
2. Health Engine email confirms appointment
– click New Patient Form
– add condition, medication + therapies tried to medical consent
3. Dr calls day of appt Qld time
Email Photo ID to Acacia
earlier consults may be available
Step 3
400+ Pharmacies
Acacia Alliance
TGA Authorised Prescribers
Drs TGA approvals at
400+ Pharmacies
for all Acacia patients
Acacia does not sell or dispense Medicines
call Pharmacy
order + collect
or ship Medicines
Step 4
Next Review
1st Month Review
Clinic very busy
Pay + Book at least
3 days in Advance
2-6 Month Review
Pay + Book at least
3 days in advance
Acacia Alliance
400+ Pharmacies
Australia-Wide
TGA Authorized Prescribers
Drs TGA approvals at
400+ Pharmacies
for all Acacia patients
Acacia does not sell or dispense Medicines
call Pharmacy to order collect or ship Medicines
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Free shipping
Amcal Smith Collective
Shop C1-C3/2 Nexus Way, Southport
collect or Ship Free
add Acacia10 before check out
Terry White Chemmart
T26, 129 Queen St. Southport
collect or Ship Free
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105 Robertson St Fortitude Valley
collect or Ship Free
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Australia
When you have a legal MC medical prescription from a qualified Doctor or Nurse Practitioner you can travel with your prescribed medicines in all states and territories in Australia. Keep medicines in original packaging with the pharmacy label attached & carry a photo ID which matches your name. Call pharmacy if police need to confirm medical cannabis prescribed
Flying
Patients may carry prescribed MC medicines onboard when flying between states in Australia. Make sure your medicine is kept in original packaging with the pharmacy label attached and bring photo ID to support these treatments. You may still be approached by sniffer dogs or police especially if flying. If you have a valid prescription you are allowed to travel with your prescribed medicines. Call pharmacy if police need to confirm medical cannabis prescribed
Overseas Travel
Request Travel Certificate in consult 1 week+ before travelling overseas. Laws vary between countries so flying internationally with medicines can be difficult. Before leaving Australia contact the Embassy or Consulate of the countries you will visit and any stopovers to find out travel restrictions. Each country has documents for customs clearance and some will not allow certain prescribed medicines
Herbal medicine
After 10 years working in remote Aboriginal communities Byndie Warrick Managing Director of Acacia was sent to Numbulwar. It was life changing to be reunited with relatives separated during the stolen generation in Arnhem land & Darwin
Byndie provides holistic patient focused care via Western + Natural Medicines – Nurse Practitioner, Naturopath, Nutritional and Herbal Medicine. Learning about aboriginal foods, herbs has been a lifelong journey
Byndie Warrick is proud to be nominated Community Elder by First Nation Kombumerri elders Moondarrawa Gold Coast due to her care and contribution to Aboriginal health and herbal treatments over many years
Acacia respectfully acknowledges the Kombumerri community traditional custodians of the Gold Coast Kombumerri speak their own language dialect Ngarahngwal
We acknowledge Ancestors and Elders past and present as well as the Traditional Owners of the lands and pay respect to First Nations People as the first healers and health workers of this land & acknowledge all traditional healers
Aboriginal Foods
Byndie Warrick is passionate about Herbal and Western medicine
Nurse Practitioner, Naturopath, Aboriginal Herbs & Nutritional Medicine
Aboriginal foods & Herbs are organic, wild harvested from mineral rich volcanic soil
Queensland & remote Aboriginal communities NT
Gumby Gumby (P. angustifolium)
100% Organic Leaf and bark indigenous plant of Australia. Gumby gumby has macro and micronutrients, minerals, trace elements, polyphenols, carotenoids, saponins and antioxidant capacity https://www.mdpi.com/2304-8158/9/7/887
Wilga (Geijera parviflora Lindl)
Australian Aboriginals used crushed leaves of wilga both internally and externally (Cribb and Cribb, 1981) https://www.sciencedirect.com
Kakadu Plum (Terminalia ferdinandiana)
100% organic & wild harvested fruit from Aboriginal communities. This Northern Territory native plum is rich in Vitamin C, minerals, trace elements and protein. Kakadu plum kernels are high in potassium, calcium, iron, zinc and omega-6 6 https://www.mdpi.com/2304-8158/7/4/60
Byndie Warrick Managing Director
Nurse Practitioner Naturopath
Community Elder KombumerriChronic Disease
Herbal + Nutritional Medicine
Dr Laurence Zalokar
TGA Authorised Prescriber
Principal General PractitionerChronic Pain
Medical Acupuncture
Dr Paul Condoleon
TGA Authorised Prescriber
General PractitionerChronic Disease
Digestive Conditions
Dr Muhammad Faisal
TGA Authorised Prescriber
General PractitionerChronic Pain
Anxiety & Depression
