Please note that from the 1st of November 2025, we are 100% Bulk Billing
Some of our other services have private fee charges too, such as ECG, plaster, urinalysis, urine pregnancy test, blood sugar check, ear syringe, skin glue, wound sutures, Implanon insertion/removal, etc.
Please make sure you have your My Medicare Registered with our practice. You can register yourself using the instructions
https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/register-for-mymedicare
For Non-Medicare Card Holders out of pocket costs.
Consult 5Min or less $30 (3)
Consult up to 10 Min $65 (23)
Consult up to 20 Min $115 (36)
Surgical Procedures:
A treatment room fee will apply to cover consumables and is non-Medicare rebatable.
Please check with Reception regarding the fees prior to booking your appointment/procedure.
Telehealth:
Medicare regulations state that new patients or patients who have not seen their doctor face-to-face in over 12 months cannot access Telehealth services. If you fit into either one of these categories, you will not be eligible for a Telehealth consultation. the same fee schedule applies for Telehealth for non-concession card holders. Once you have finished speaking to your doctor, you will be transferred to reception to make a payment over the phone. Please ensure you have your bank details linked to your MyGov Medicare online account so we can process your rebate through EasyClaim.
Questions:
How do I pay for the consult ?
You can pay with credit card, debit card or cash.
How do I get my rebate ?
Your rebate can be refunded on the day via debit card ONLY (no credit card). If you have your bank account information registered with MyGov Medicare online account (EasyClaim), the rebate can be refunded this way. Or we can give you a copy of your receipt and you can organise your rebate yourself.
What is a rebate ?
A rebate is the price Medicare refunds you when you pay to see the doctor.
Can I just pay the gap (the difference)?
No. Medicare requires patients pay the whole amount and then we process the rebate straight after. General practices cannot charge a “GAP” fee as the government has deemed this to be an incorrect method of payment. To date, the reason for this is unknown.
I have a pension/concession card, do I have to pay ?
No. The government pay doctors a financial benefit to see pension/concession card holders. This is to ensure our most vulnerable members of society can still receive healthcare. We bulk-bill all concession/pension card holders, children under 16 years and Veterans. You will only be required to pay of pocket for excisions/minor surgical procedures. If you’re a new patient, you will still be out of pocket unless you’re under 16 years of age or a Veteran.
How do I setup my bank details to MyGov?
To setup your bank details to your MyGov Medicare account follow this guide: https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/getting-medicare-benefits?context=60092
For more information on why most clinics are dropping bulk-billing please watch this video: Why Our Clinic No Longer Bulk Bills