DoxOnCall vs Doxonline — Two Irish Online Doctor Services Compared
DoxOnCall and Doxonline are two separate Irish online doctor services with similar-sounding names. Here is what each one publishes about itself, side by side, so you can pick the one that fits.
Two different Irish online doctor services with similar names. DoxOnCall (this site, doxoncall.ie) and Doxonline (doxonline.ie) are independent services with no connection to each other — no shared ownership, doctors or booking system. Search engines and patients often mix the two names up, so this page sets out what each one publishes about itself, side by side.
Side-by-side comparison
What you care about
DoxOnCall (this site)
Doxonline
Website
doxoncall.ie
doxonline.ie
Who runs it
IE HEALTHNOW LIMITED, registered in Ireland (CRO 805729)
No company name or registration number on the pages we checked
Doctors
Irish Medical Council (IMC) registered. Your doctor's name and IMC number appear on every document they issue.
Irish Medical Council (IMC) registered, per its website
Consultation price
€34.99 for most consultations, at any time of day · follow-up review €24.99
"From €20" on its home page. Its service pages show €35 (referral) to €50.99 (some certificates); a doctor consultation is €39.99.
Sick cert for work
Sick note consultation €34.99 — the cert is included
Sick leave consultation €38.99; work or student sickness certificate €45.99. Its terms limit a note to 7 days and charge €15 for a note asked for more than 48 hours after the consultation.
Hours
Every day 07:00–23:30
No timetable published. Its home page says "7 days a week … including evenings" and one FAQ says "around the clock"; its contact hours are 08:00–18:00 (Mon–Sun).
How you speak to the doctor
Video or phone — your choice
Video or phone
Same-day appointments
Yes
Yes, per its website
Medication & ongoing care
Sent by HealthMail to the pharmacy you choose
"Your doctor may electronically send the necessary treatment details to the relevant pharmacy, if needed" (its website)
Illness Benefit (DSP) certificate
Yes — one of our doctors holds departmental certification access and files it where appropriate, at no extra fee. Allow up to 72 hours once your details reach us.
Doxonline details were read on doxonline.ie (home, about, consultation, sick leave, certificates and terms pages) on . Where a Doxonline page shows two different prices, we quote the one on its booking panel. Prices and hours change — check the source site before you rely on them.
Which one suits you?
Doxonline may suit you if…
its "from €20" price covers what you need (check which service it applies to before you book), you need one of its certificates such as a holiday-cancellation, fit-to-cruise or youth-camp certificate, or you want its urgent consultation (€45), where it promises a phone call back within an hour if you email and cannot find an early slot.
DoxOnCall may suit you if…
you want €34.99 for most consultations, published hours of 07:00–23:30 every day, a €24.99 follow-up review, an Illness Benefit certificate at no extra fee, a phone app, or a provider that names its company on every page.
Either works if…
you need a routine same-day video or phone consultation with an IMC-registered doctor, or a sick cert for your employer.
Good to know
Check your doctor's registration. Both services say their doctors are on the Irish Medical Council register. You can check any doctor on the public register at medicalcouncil.ie.
Illness Benefit is not the same as a work sick cert. The Department of Social Protection uses its own certificate, which only a doctor with departmental certification access can file. See the DSP guide.
Overnight care. DoxOnCall is not a 24-hour service. Between 23:30 and 07:00, your regional out-of-hours doctor co-op (D-Doc, NEDOC, ShannonDoc, SouthDoc, CareDoc and others) is the right call — see our home-visit guide for the full directory.
Emergencies. Online care is not for emergencies: chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, signs of stroke or heavy bleeding — call 999 or 112.
Why the brand confusion?
Both names start with "Dox" (a casual abbreviation for "doctor") and both end with a service descriptor — "OnCall" and "Online". For a voice search like "doxonline ireland" or a fast-typed search like "dox online", search engines often surface results for both. We can't change either company's name; the most useful thing we can do is point you at the right one.
DoxOnCall wrote this page and keeps it up to date. Every Doxonline detail comes from Doxonline's own website on the date shown, and we have said where it may suit you better. If anything here about Doxonline is out of date, email support@doconcall.ie and we will check and correct it.
How they differ at a glance
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Price
DoxOnCall €34.99 for most consultations. Doxonline shows prices from €20 to €50.99.
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Hours
DoxOnCall 07:00–23:30 every day. Doxonline publishes no timetable; its contact hours are 08:00–18:00.
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Illness Benefit
DoxOnCall files DSP certificates at no extra fee. For Doxonline, ask it directly.
Frequently asked
Is DoxOnCall the same company as Doxonline?
No. DoxOnCall (doxoncall.ie) is run by IE HEALTHNOW LIMITED, an Irish company (CRO 805729). Doxonline (doxonline.ie) is a separate service with no connection to us — no shared ownership, doctors or booking system. The names sound alike, which is why search results often mix them up.
Which is cheaper, DoxOnCall or Doxonline?
It depends on what you need. Most DoxOnCall consultations, including a sick note, are €34.99 at any time of day, and a follow-up review is €24.99. Doxonline's home page advertises appointments "from €20"; the prices on its service pages run from €35 to €50.99, with €39.99 for a doctor consultation and €38.99 for a sick leave consultation (checked 3 October 2026). Check which service Doxonline's €20 applies to, and confirm the full price on either site before you book.
Which has longer hours?
DoxOnCall publishes its consultation hours: 07:00–23:30 every day. Doxonline does not publish a timetable — its home page says it is open 7 days a week including evenings, one of its FAQs says "around the clock", and its contact hours are 08:00–18:00. Check its booking calendar for the time you need.
Are both services' doctors registered in Ireland?
Both say so. DoxOnCall's doctors are registered with the Irish Medical Council (IMC), and your treating doctor's name and IMC number appear on every document they issue. Doxonline's website says its doctors are IMC-registered. You can check any doctor on the Medical Council's public register at medicalcouncil.ie.
Can either service give me an Illness Benefit (IB1) certificate?
DoxOnCall can: one of our doctors holds departmental certification access and, where appropriate, files the Illness Benefit certificate for you at no extra fee — allow up to 72 hours once your details reach us. We cannot speak for what other services offer — ask Doxonline directly. See the DSP guide for how Illness Benefit works.
Will my employer accept a sick cert from either?
For statutory sick leave, the Sick Leave Act 2022 asks for a medical certificate signed by a registered medical practitioner — a doctor on the Irish Medical Council register. Both services say their doctors are IMC-registered. Your employer's own sick-leave policy may ask for more, and a work sick cert is not the same as an Illness Benefit certificate (see the question above).
Why does this page exist?
Because "doxonline" and "doxoncall" are easy to mix up, and a straight answer is more useful than search results that bounce you between two sites. If you want Doxonline, the link at the top of this page takes you there.
Is the information on this page reliable?
The DoxOnCall details are ours and we keep them current. Every Doxonline detail was read on doxonline.ie on 3 October 2026 — prices and hours change, so confirm them on its site before you book. If you spot something out of date, email support@doconcall.ie.
Ready to book with DoxOnCall?
Same-day video or phone consultation with an IMC-registered Online Doctor — €34.99 for most consultations, 07:00–23:30 every day.
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