Physiotherapy is covered under the ancillary cover of your private health insurance
HICAPS - fast claims on the spot!
On the spot processing is available through hicaps for most health funds so you only need to pay the gap. Your gap payment can be made through:
A doctor’s referral is not necessary to see a Physiotherapist in private practice. We do, however, frequently work in partnership with your doctor and communicate with them during and at the completion of treatment.
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A doctor’s referral is not necessary to see a Physiotherapist in private practice. We do, however, frequently work in partnership with your doctor and communicate with them during and at the completion of treatment.
Veteran's Affairs
Veteran Affairs require gold card or white card for specific conditions. No out-of-pocket Bulk Billing is provided for patients that have a valid “D904” referral form from their doctor. Each referral is valid for 12 months.
WorkCover
No out-of-pocket billing is provided for patients with a valid doctor’s referral, current WorkCover Qld medical certificate, claim number and confirmation that your claim has been approved. Please note that if your claim is not yet approved or is pending, you will be liable to pay for your treatments on the day of consultation. These payments may be reimbursed to you by WorkCover Qld once your claim is approved.
Compulsory Third Party
No out-of-pocket billing is provided for patients with a valid doctor’s referral and letter from the insurance company or your solicitor. Please note that CTP claims are provided as a Prior Approval basis. You will be liable for the initial consultation to initiate a treatment plan which needs to be approved by the CTP insurance company before further treatments can continue. This payment may be reimbursed to you by the insurance company once your treatment has been approved.
Medicare
Patients with complex and chronic conditions may be covered for up to 5 treatments by Medicare under the Enhanced Primary Care Plan. Paperwork supplied by the referring GP is to be brought to the initial consultation. Copies of the paperwork are required to be placed on file.
