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Are Abby Health Clinicians Registered with AHPRA?

Last Updated
March 17, 2026

AHPRA registers individual health practitioners, not clinics or telehealth platforms; All doctors and nurse practitioners who practise through Abby Health hold individual registration with Ahpra, Australia’s national health practitioner regulator. You can verify any practitioner’s registration on the Ahpra public register at www.ahpra.gov.au.

AHPRA (the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) regulates individual health practitioners in Australia, such as doctors and nurse practitioners. It does not register clinics, telehealth platforms, or healthcare companies.

Abby Health itself is not registered with AHPRA. However, all doctors and nurse practitioners who provide care through Abby Health hold current AHPRA registration and are authorised to practise in Australia.

AHPRA registration means a practitioner has met national standards for qualifications, training, and professional conduct. Registered practitioners are required to follow AHPRA’s professional standards, codes, and guidelines when providing care.

What this means for patients

  • Your consultation is provided by a qualified, AHPRA-registered clinician
  • Clinicians must follow the same professional standards that apply across the Australian healthcare system
  • If clinically appropriate, registered practitioners can issue prescriptions, referrals, and medical certificates

If you would like to confirm a clinician’s credentials, you can search their name on the AHPRA public register.