Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of our top frequently asked questions answered for you. If you still have a question, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly staff.
Appointments

Bookings are preferred with standard appointments set at 15 mins, but longer appointments can be requested for 30 mins. Please speak to our friendly reception team for any futher questions or requests.

Walk-in Appointments
Walk ins are welcomed, however patients with appointments will be given priority.
Billing

We believe in equitable health care for all.

As a mixed billing practice, we may offer bulk billing for patients who meet the following criteria:

  • Children 16 years or younger,
  • Aged Pension / Disability Pension card holders, and
  • DVA Gold and White card holders.

*However, please note that specialised procedures, treatments, and allied health services may incur a small out-of-pocket charge. Additionally, under certain circumstances, we may charge privately, even if you meet the above criteria.

For all other patients, a small co-payment fee of $39.10 is required for consultations.

At Mt Kuring Gai Medical Centre, we’re committed to providing accessible and affordable healthcare to all our patients. 

 

Home Visits

Home visits can be requested for those unable to attend the practice for medical reasons and within a 2km radius. For more information on this please ask reception.

Prescriptions
Patients requiring prescriptions (including repeat scripts) must see a doctor. This is to ensure thorough and proper medical care for our patients.
Medical Certificates
Medical certificates can be issued for work or school, but a doctor must be seen on the day. No certificates can be pre-dated from the date of the consultation.
Test Results
Patients must see a doctor in order to be given test results. No results will be given over the phone or via email. This is to protect your confidentiality and privacy.
Referrals
Patients must see a doctor if they require a referral to a specialist. Please note it is not essential to have a referral to see a specialist, however, it is, if you intend to claim a rebate from Medicare.
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