Physiopaedics Children's Physiotherapy has a range of payment methods available depending on your circumstances and diagnosis.
We accept cash, EFTPOS or credit card payments including Amex, and we have HICAPS facilities available for your convenience.
We are a registered provider with most private health insurance funds. We have HICAPS facilities available meaning your rebate can be claimed on the spot – so you only have to pay the gap.
Please note: health fund rebates vary, so you will need to contact your health fund directly to find out how much they will cover.
Previously known as the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Plan or Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan
This program enables those with a chronic (long term) medical condition that has lasted (or is likely to last) for at least 6 months to be able to get Medicare-subsidised benefits for allied health services that help manage their condition. You will need to discuss this with your GP to determine if your child is eligible to claim rebates under this program. If they are eligible, your GP will provide you with the relevant documentation that you must bring to your appointment with us in order to claim the rebate.
The GPCCMP program enables clients to receive a partial rebate for up to 5 sessions over a calendar year – it does not cover the whole treatment cost, so you will be required to pay the gap.
We have Medicare facilities available to enable you to claim this rebate at the time of payment.
The GPCCMP program provides a partial rebate. It does not cover the whole treatment cost, so you pay the gap.
Discuss whether your child is eligible to claim rebates under the program. It covers chronic conditions that have lasted, or are likely to last, at least 6 months.
If eligible, your GP provides the documentation. Bring it to your appointment with us.
We have Medicare facilities to claim the rebate at the time of payment.
Supporting your child's movement and development. Anyone can refer: parents, carers, doctors, teachers and allied health professionals. No doctor's referral is needed unless you're using a Medicare GPCCMP.