Consultation type	Item no.	Fee	Rebate	Cost out of pocket
Short / telehealth	3 / 91890	$40.00	$18.20	$21.80
Standard / telehealth	23 / 91891	$80.00	$39.75	$40.25
(children age <16)	23 / 91891	$75.00	$39.75	$35.25
Long	36	$120.00	$76.95	$43.05
(children age <16)	36	$115.00	$76.95	$38.05
Extended	44	$180.00	$113.30	$66.70
(children age <16)	44	$155.00	$113.30	$41.70
Review MHC	2712	$120.00	$75.80	$44.20
MH Consult	2173	$120.00	$75.80	$44.20
MHC Plan < 20 min	2715	$150.00	$96.25	$53.75
MHC Plan > 20 min	2717	$200.00	$141.80	$58.20
Antenatal	16500	$85.00	$42.40	$42.60
Eating Disorder (S)	90252	$150.00	$96.25	$53.75
Eating Disorder (L)	90253	$200.00	$141.80	$58.20
Review Eating (RV)	90264	$120.00	$75.80	$44.20
Please note:: We do not provide certificates or reports for work compensation, motor vehicle accident injuries, or any third party claims. All fees must be paid for at the end of each consultation. We accept cash, EFTPOS and credit cards but not cheques. We will not create accounts for or send invoices to any third party. After receiving full payment, we will provide a tax invoice with which the client can claim back from their third party insurers. For clients with valid Medicare cards, we can assist with sending claim to Medicare via secure internet so that Medicare benefit will be deposited directly onto the EFTPOS card used, or into a bank account registered with Medicare.

⇐	General Information	⇒
Antibiotic resistance Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria change to protect themselves from an antibiotic. They are then no longer sensitive to that antibiotic. When this happens, antibiotics that previously would have killed the bacteria, or stopped them from multiplying, no longer work. What causes antibiotic resistance? The more antibiotics are used, the more chances bacteria have to become resistant to them. Major causes of antibiotic resistance include: using antibiotics when they are not needed not taking antibiotics at the doses and times that a doctor prescribes — this allows time for the bacteria in your system to become resistant. Antibiotics are also often overused in animals (in veterinary medicine and in agriculture). How does antibiotic resistance affect me? Using antibiotics when you don't need them may mean that they won't work for you when you do need them in the future. If you have an antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection: you will have the infection for longer you may be more likely to have complications of the infection you could remain infectious for longer, and pass your infection to other people, which increases the problem. Many people think that antibiotics can cure a cold or flu and will help to shorten their illness. This is not true, because most respiratory tract infections are caused by viruses, so antibiotics won't have any effect.
The information in the above were collected from the internet, either from government websites or from reasonably reliable health information sources. They are for general information only and should not replace the need of seeking medical care during illnesses.