Doctors set their own fees for consulations and procedures. Some doctors continue to bulk bill pension card holders and children aged under 16 years. Please check the doctor`s website or contact reception.

Please see your doctor or call reception for fees relating to your procedure.

Procedures are generally not bulk-billed, regardless of concession or pension card status.

Consultation fees vary depending on the type of appointment, including its duration and complexity, as well as the doctor’s individual pricing.

Additional charges apply for medical consumables, non-government funded vaccines and dressings.

Listed fees serve as a guide and may vary.

Telehealth appointments are available only for patients who have had a face-to-face consultation with one of the doctors at the clinic within the last 12 months.

If you have not seen a doctor face-to-face in the past 12 months, you will not be eligible for any Medicare rebates.

All telehealth appointments are billed at the same rate as face-to-face consultations, in accordance with individual doctor fees.

All procedures require an initial consultation tailored to the specific procedure. For new patients, this is a 30-minute "new patient" appointment.

If you have an established relationship with your regular doctor, a standard appointment is appropriate.

If your doctor has referred you to a specialist or other health service, please contact them before your appointment to inquire about any out-of-pocket costs.

A minimum of 2 hours’ notice is required to cancel your appointment. If you fail to cancel your appointment at least 2 hours in advance, you will be charged a $25 fee. A higher fee may be charged by some doctors as displayed on their individual websites.