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Pricing:

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      Initial Consultation                   1hour:     $160

      Follow-up Consultation          30min:   $115

  • Full payment for all appointments is required on the day

  • Osteopathy may be eligible for private health fund rebates, check with your provider

  • GP referral plans accepted (claims will be processed online) Medicare rebate is $60.35

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  • Injuries under worker's compensation and other insurance claims are accepted on a case-by-case basis​​

Rebates and Compensation Claims:

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FAQS

Your Questions Answered

WHAT CAN I CLAIM?

As an osteopathic patient, you may be able to claim a rebate from a range of government agencies or private health insurers. Requirements and rebates vary across programs so please discuss with your GP, case manager, or osteopath.

DO I NEED A REFERRAL?

No, you do not need a referral from a doctor to see an osteopath. If you are eligible for a management plan (TCA) your GP can refer you for treatment which will reduce the cost to you.

WHAT SHOULD I WEAR AND BRING?

Wearing loose-fitting and comfortable clothing to your appointment is best (such as a singlet and shorts). Bring along any relevant documentation or imaging regarding your injury.

HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?

This depends on lots of factors however as a rough guide new and acute injuries can see improvements in 1-3 treatments whilst chronic or persistent pain can take a bit longer to change. During your initial consultation I will give you a preliminary timeline and we can develop a plan together that suits your needs and goals.

IS TREATMENT PAINFUL?

The specific techniques used for your treatment will depend on your complaint. Some techniques can cause pain or discomfort however your preferences will be taken into account and a more gentle approach can be used if you prefer.

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If you're experiencing pain or discomfort contact us today

to get started on your recovery

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