Practice Fees
Fees 1st January 2024
Non concession Fee structure
| Appointment Type | Fee | Medicare Rebate | Out of Pocket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Consultation (less than 20 mins) | $91.40 | $41.40 | $50 |
| Long Consultation (20 minutes or longer) | $130.10 | $80.10 | $50 |
| Prolonged Consultation (40 minutes or longer) | $168.00 | $118.00 | $50 |
Concession/Health Care Card holder/Pensioner Fee structure
| Appointment Type | Fee | Medicare Rebate | Out of Pocket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Consultation (less than 20 mins) | $66.40 | $41.40 | $25.00 |
| Long Consultation (20 minutes or longer) | $105.10 | $80.10 | $25.00 |
| Prolonged Consultation (40 minutes or longer) | $143.00 | $118.00 | $25.00 |
Some procedures may incur a higher out of pocket fee. These will be discussed with you prior to the procedure
Telehealth Consultations Please note that telehealth consultations are charged the same rate as face-to-face consultations. A Medicare rebate is applicable only if you have been to the clinic in the last 12 months, and this rebate can be processed at the time of payment.
The reception are usually able to process your rebate at the time of payment. There are occasions when medicare are unable to automatically process the account, without further review, if you have your bank details registered with medicare, the rebate can be deposited directly from medicare after review.
Non-Medicare Services
There a number of services that do not attract a Medicare rebate.
These accounts will need to be paid at the completion of your appointment. Please enquire with reception for the fee structure.
These include but not limited to:
- Forms
- Pre employment medicals
- Insurance reports
- Commercial drivers licence
Some services that may be available without an appointment. The GP reserves the right to request an appointment at any time.
- Repeat script requests without a consultation
- Repeat referrals without a consultation
A medication that has not been prescribed by your GP will need an appointment.
A referral to a new specialist will require an appointment with your GP.