Telehealth sexual health clinic · serving Whyalla & the Upper Spencer Gulf
FREEwith Medicare (bulk-billed)
Clinic365 is an online sexual health clinic serving Whyalla by telehealth. A Specialist GP arranges your STI test over a quick phone call and sends your pathology referral by SMS — a full screen covering chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV and hepatitis B.
Book a telehealth consult — free with Medicare (bulk-billed)
Get tested at any pathology lab in Whyalla — simply walk in
Results by SMS in 2-3 days — telehealth treatment if positive
Your pathology referral arrives by SMS — then simply walk into any pathology lab in Whyalla to get tested.
Major pathology networks run collection centres across Whyalla and the Upper Spencer Gulf. Find your nearest on the map above or our STI testing locations page.
Sexual Health Clinic in Whyalla
Have symptoms or a recent risk? If you have any symptoms — discharge, sores, pain, unusual bleeding, or a rash — or a partner has tested positive, mention it when you book your telehealth consult so the Specialist GP can take a history, choose the right tests, and arrange treatment if you need it.
The standard screen covers five infections. A routine screen tests for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV, and hepatitis B from one blood test and a urine sample. Optional add-ons: herpes, Mgen, trichomonas, BV, and thrush. If you have had oral or anal sex, add a throat or anal swab — a urine sample alone misses throat and rectal infections.
STI test, STD test, or a full sexual health check in Whyalla. Whether you searched for an STI test, an STD test, an STI check, or a sexual health clinic in Whyalla, it is the same straightforward pathway: a Specialist GP arranges the screen, you give your sample at a local collection centre, and results come back by SMS. The referral works across Whyalla, Port Augusta, Port Pirie, and across the Eyre Peninsula, and anywhere else in regional South Australia. Whyalla anchors SA's Upper Spencer Gulf and the Eyre Peninsula, where the nearest specialist services can be hours away.
If a result is positive, treatment is arranged on the call. A Specialist GP calls you to talk it through and arranges treatment. Partner notification is supported via the Let Them Know SMS tool. Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, and HIV are reported to SA Health for surveillance; this is handled for you and does not appear on your personal records.
A possible HIV exposure is urgent. HIV post-exposure prevention (PEP) must start within 72 hours of exposure to work. Our Emergency PEP service can arrange same-day treatment and a pathology referral within hours. PrEP and DoxyPEP are available through Australia-wide telehealth for ongoing prevention.
How often should you test? If you are sexually active, a yearly STI screen is a sensible baseline. Test more often — around every three months — if you have new or multiple partners, after a condom breaks, or if a partner tests positive. And test whenever symptoms appear, whatever your last result was.
Clinic365 is an online sexual health clinic serving Whyalla by telehealth — the consult is by phone with a Specialist GP and your testing is done at a Whyalla pathology lab. There is no walk-in Clinic365 premises in Whyalla; everything except giving the pathology sample is handled remotely, which suits the Upper Spencer Gulf well.
Walk into any pathology collection centre in Whyalla with your Clinic365 SMS referral — most labs take walk-ins. The same referral works across the Upper Spencer Gulf and regional South Australia, so it is valid wherever you give your sample.
Yes. Results go directly to you by SMS. We do not notify your regular GP, employer, or insurer. At the collection centre, STI tests are processed like any other blood test. Notifiable STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV) are reported to SA Health under the South Australian Public Health Act 2011 for surveillance — this is a standard requirement handled for you.
A Specialist GP calls you by telehealth to talk it through and arranges treatment. Partner notification is supported via the Let Them Know SMS tool.
HIV post-exposure prevention (PEP) is time-critical — it must start within 72 hours of exposure. Our Emergency PEP service can arrange same-day treatment and a pathology referral within hours. If you cannot wait, go to your nearest hospital emergency department.
