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start online visitIf you’ve been previously diagnosed with high blood pressure or hypertension, you can receive convenient ongoing care through Rosemary. A doctor will work with you to help manage and address your symptoms.
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No more waiting at the doctor's office to renew your high blood pressure prescription. Now you can connect with an online doctor in Australia to refill your prescription and receive your prescription medication delivered straight to your door. Your doctor will also perform 6-12 month reviews and refer you to a cardiologist for health checks, risk factor management, blood tests and blood pressure monitoring when necessary.
In order to receive treatment for a blood pressure and heart conditions through Rosemary, you must already have seen a doctor and received a diagnosis. An online doctor on our platform can help you manage your blood pressure and heart symptoms and access your treatment.
In order to receive treatment for a blood pressure and heart conditions through Rosemary, you must already have seen a doctor and received a diagnosis. An online doctor on our platform can help you manage your blood pressure and heart symptoms and access your treatment.
Yes, your medication is necessary to reduce your risk of experiencing cardiovascular complications and/or events.
Lifestyle management means ensuring you’re eating a healthy diet, exercising, not smoking, keeping within a healthy weight range and, if you consume alcohol, that you’re doing it safely.
We recommend you visit your regular GP for an assessment and to review your current management. If you are suffering from chest pain, lightheadedness, dizziness or shortness of breath, call an ambulance on triple zero (000) immediately.
The aim of treatment is to manage risk factors that reduce the risk of a cardiovascular complication or event. Your doctor and cardiologist will monitor your risk to identify if and when it’s safe to reduce or stop your medications completely.
