Funding & Rebates
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Medicare
Physiotherapy appointments can be covered in part by Medicare if you meet the eligibility criteria. If you are eligible, you will need a GP referral under the Chronic Disease Management Plan, also known as Enhanced Primary Care plan (EPC). You may be entitled on up to 5 physiotherapy sessions per calendar year. The Medicare rebate does not cover the full physiotherapy consultation fee, so there will be a gap payment.
Health Insurance
If you have private health insurance with extra cover for physiotherapy, you will be eligible for rebates on your physiotherapy consultation. Your specific rebate amount will depend on your health insurance provider and your level of cover. Please contact your health insurance provider for more information. You are required to pay for the consultation fee in full and claim the rebate in your own time.
Workcover & CTP
If you have a Workcover/CTP claim and require physiotherapy, we are able to assist you with your claim and help you to recover. Usually, Workcover/CTP insurer will cover the full cost of your physiotherapy treatments. We will invoice the insurer directly, so no payment is required from you.
NDIS
We offer physiotherapy for plan-managed or self-managed NDIS participants. The cost of physiotherapy consultations is in-line with the NDIS pricing guidelines.
For plan-managed clients: We will directly invoice your plan managerFor self-managed: You can pay cash or by direct deposit using details on your invoice
Home Care Package
Physiotherapy can be funded by your home care package (HPC), which is a government funded program that provides support for older people who want to stay at home for longer. Please provide us with details of your case manager or home care package provider.