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Patient Fees

Under 14 years
FREE
14-17 years

$ 31
($13.00 with CSC)
18-24 years

$ 45
($19.50 with CSC)
25-44 years

$ 54
($19.50 with CSC)
45-64 years

$ 54
($19.50 with CSC)
65+ years

$ 45
($19.50 with CSC)

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Community Services Card holders – appointments are

  • $19.50
  • $13.00 (for dependants) for enrolled patients only.

 

Please note: 

if we do not have your card on file and you cannot produce it at the time of appointment, you will be charged the full amount. 

Please check with reception for all charging.

Accidents: $30 plus materials

Nurse consultation fees

  • Our nurses will charge $10-$20 for consultations. Additional charges may apply, eg for Blood pressure reading, liquid nitrogen treatment, dressing change in addition to the cost of consumables.

If you require an unfunded vaccination, the cost of the vaccine must be paid before the vaccine is ordered and may include a courier charge of up to $40.

Other charges include:

  • ECG => $45
  • Cervical smear => $40
  • Liquid nitrogen
    => $15-$30+ depending on size
  • Injection => $15-$40

Please note that these charges will differ if you are not enrolled at this practice. You are welcome to enquire at reception for enrolment details.

12-month prescription change from 1 February 2026

With the recent change in legislation, from 1st February 2026 prescriptions can now be issued up to 12 months in duration if deemed clinically appropriate. However, we expect this to be applicable to only a small proportion of prescriptions.


Patients that are on many different medications, controlled or opioid medications and the majority of patients over the age of 75 are unlikely to meet the criteria, as regular monitoring is required. Currently repeat prescriptions that are requested online or over the phone will remain at 3-month duration. 


A 12-month prescription may be issued if a patient has been assessed during an in-person GP consultation and found that his/her health condition is stable and will not change or require any monitoring or blood test in the next 12 months. If these requirements are not met at any stage, the prescription will remain or return to 3 monthly intervals.