With increased government funding, as of 27th April 2026 our Clinic has transitioned to fully Bulk Billing consultations for all eligible patients with a current Medicare card.
Please ensure you bring a current Medicare card to your appointment.
*Although government funding has increased, certain procedures are not covered under this funding, therefore, some minor procedures and excisions will incur an out-of-pocket fee.
Bulk Billing, Procedures & Payment Information
Bulk Billing
We bulk bill the following services for all patients with a current medicare card:
- Consultations
GP Chronic Care Management Plans and reviews
Health Assessments for all ages
Mental Health Care Plan Reviews
Healthy Heart Checks
Childhood immunisations
Scheduled immunisations
- Dressings
Procedures
Bulk billing incentives do not cover all medical procedures, therefore some procedures will incur an out-of-pocket fee.
Implanon Fees
Insertion: $30
Removal: $50
Removal + Insertion: $70
- Minor procedures/excisions:$50
Telehealth
Under Medicare regulations, telehealth is only available to patients who have attended a face-to-face consultation within the last 12 months.
If you are a new patient, or have not been seen in person within the last 12 months, you will not be eligible for a telehealth consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I pay for my procedure?
Face-to-face by:
Credit card
Debit card
Cash
How do I receive my rebate?
Your rebate can be processed:
Immediately to a debit card (on-site only)
Through our medical software, fee is transmitted to medicare and rebate will show up in bank account registered with medicare
Through your MyGov Medicare / EasyClaim account
By claiming directly with Medicare using your receipt
What is a rebate?
A Medicare rebate is the amount refunded to you by Medicare after payment for an eligible medical service or procedure.
Rebates can be processed using:
Debit card (in clinic)
MyGov Medicare / EasyClaim
Can I just pay the gap (difference)?
No. Medicare requires patients to pay the full fee first. The rebate is then processed afterwards. General practices are unable to charge only the gap amount.
I have a pension or concession card. Do I need to pay?
Eligible pension/concession card holders, children under 16 years, and Veterans are bulk billed for standard face-to-face consultations however some procedures such as minor procedures / excisions will have an upfront fee.