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Private billing clinic

We are a private billing practice. Our general appointments are time based and will be charged per 15 min. If a 15 min appointment is booked, however results in the need for a longer appointment, fees will be reflective of the time taken. A 15 minute consultation is generally suitable for single/acute issues.
Routine GP Consult
Private Fee
Rebate
Out of pocket
Brief Consult
( <6 min )
$47.50
$18.95
$28.55
Standard Consult
( <15 min )
$95.00
$41.40
$53.60
Standard Consult
( >15 min <20 min )
$142.50
$41.40
$101.10
Long Consult
( >20 min <45 min )
$190.00
$80.10
$109.90
Prolonged Consult
( >45 min <60 min )
$380.00
$191.20
$188.80
Out of Hours Telehealth
$118.75

$41.40
minimum rebate
$77.35
After Hours GP
$300.00

$41.40
minimum rebate
$258.60
Repeat Script only - No Consult
$20.00
Repeat Referral only - No Consult
$35.00

We understand that unplanned issues can arise, and you may need to cancel an appointment. Should this occur, we respectfully ask that scheduled appointments be cancelled in advance according to our terms to avoid charge. Read our Cancellation Policy.

Hypnotherapy Consult (Dr. Oscar Whitehead only)
These are time based and in most circumstances will attract a Medicare Rebate. Further information will be available online soon, however in the meantime please contact our wonderful receptionists to discuss.

How is health funded in Australia?

Historically the States fund our Public Hospital system whereas the Federal Government funds Medicare.


Medicare is a patient insurance scheme that was designed in the 1970’s to help reduce the out of pocket costs to see your family doctor.


The Medicare rebate was never intended to fully cover the costs of providing medical services – it was a payment made to a patient after they had seen a doctor; to help cover some of the cost. “Bulk Billing” is when your doctor accepts your medicare rebate as a full payment of services rendered. But this was not what it was originally designed for.


Over time and with increasing complexity of medicine, medical treatments and rising practice costs – the medicare rebate has become grossly inadequate when compared to rising inflation.


Australia has actually never had a fully funded health system at the primary care level.