The following rebates may apply if referred by a GP or specialist.

Medicare Australia

GP Management Plan (EPC)

A rebate from Medicare may be available if your GP places you on a GP Management Plan (GPMP) (formally – EPC Program).  Under the GPMP, Medicare rebates are available for patients with chronic and complex care needs on referral from their GP.  Patients are entitled to up to 5 allied health services per calendar year.  There is a $23.65 out of pocket expense for each sercice at Health Studio. In some instances we do bulk bill if requested by the GP.

Group Allied Health Services under Medicare for patients with type 2 diabetes

If you have type 2 diabetes and are on a GP Management plan you are entitled to his service.  Rebates are available for an initial assessment to determine suitability for the program and eight group services. There is an out of pocket expence of $23.60 for the initial assessment and a $10 out of pocket expense for each group service.  

Additional rebates for patients identifying as Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander are also accessible.

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

If you are under the age of 65 and have a disability that is likely to be permanent, and where that disability impacts on you ability to carry out day to day tasks, you may be eligible for funding through the NDIS.  We are registered providers for the NDIS.

Workers’ Compensation and CTP

Patients with approved Workers Compensation Claim or Compulsory Third Party (CTP) will not have to pay for their consultations.  The 3rd party will be billed directly by Health Studio.  You will require a referral from your GP or Specialist and an up to date medical certificate.

Department of Veterans Affairs

Patients who have been referred by their GP or Specialist on a D904 Form can access Exercise Physiology services provided it is for clinically necessary treatment.  DVA will be billed directly by Health Studio.

Private Heath Funds

Most private health funds recognise exercise physiology services.  We recommend that you check with your health fund as the rebate will vary depending on your health fund or your level of cover.