
Dr Alan Ng
he/him · Telehealth psychiatrist · Sage Clinic · Australia-wide via telehealth
Consultant psychiatrist for adults aged 16 to 75, including older adults, with a thoughtful, evidence-based approach.
Experience
- Consultant psychiatrist, Sage Clinic, telehealth Australia-wide
- Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
- Master of Psychiatry, University of Melbourne
- MBBS, Deakin University
- Biomedical Science (Honours), Monash University
About
Dr Alan Ng provides outpatient psychiatric care for adults aged 16 to 75, including older adults over 65.
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Known for a thoughtful, compassionate, evidence-based approach, he works collaboratively with patients to build individualised care plans in a respectful, supportive environment.
His training includes Biomedical Science (Honours) at Monash, an MBBS from Deakin, and a Master of Psychiatry from the University of Melbourne.
Details
- Qualifications
- Consultant psychiatrist, BBiomedSc(Hons) MBBS MPsych FRANZCP
- Reach
- Telehealth only, by secure video, in every state and territory. No in-person appointments.
- Referral
- Needed from a GP or paediatrician, by HealthLink (SAGECLIN), fax or email
- Appointments
- Your GP sends a referral; Sage reviews it and sends a quote for the pathway before the first appointment. Then one assessment appointment, and reviews only as needed.
- Shared care
- The psychiatrist diagnoses and writes the treatment plan. Your GP then prescribes and manages medication under it, with the psychiatrist available for dose changes, and a review every two or three years depending on your state. In WA the psychiatrist starts medication and hands over once the dose is stable.
What an assessment costs
- $1,195
- Adult ADHD assessment
- $1,795
- Adult combined ADHD and autism assessment
Medicare rebates under items 291 or 296 often apply to the assessment. A 25% deposit secures the appointment and the balance is due five days before it. The clinic quotes the full pathway before you book.
If medication is recommended, dose-stabilisation reviews are $255–$725 each ($145 for a 15-minute in-house GP review in WA), with Medicare rebates often applying. Once the dose is stable your GP usually takes over prescribing. A later psychiatrist review is $995 for adults and $1,095 for children, every two or three years depending on your state.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
Sage Clinic is an independent practice: it sets its own fees, availability and clinical approach, and ADHDme receives no part of what you pay. A GP referral is needed. This profile is written from Dr Ng’s own description of their work.


