You will need a valid referral either from your GP or from your medical specialist to make an appointment with a member of the CompleteHealth Australia Medical Team.
You can book an appointment online here – please click the appropriate link depending on whether your are a new patient or an existing patient…
Please give us at least 24 hours notice of an appointment cancellation, otherwise we will have to charge a cancellation fee when you rebook.
Please bring the following items with you to your appointment…
Please check the individual section on this site for details on how to prepare for your consultation, alternatively please contact us and we can let you know what you will need to do and/or send you an information sheet with details on how to prepare for your consultation.
No – we welcome patients with or without health insurance, including patients via the Department of Veterans Affairs and WorkCover and medico-legal consultations.
We also welcome patients who are visiting from outside Australia with travel insurance. In these cases all expenses must be paid in advance by you and then claimed via your insurer, unless your travel insurance company issues a guarantee of payment.
All consultation fees must be paid when you come in for the consultation.
GastroHealth will provide a full quote for any surgical procedure detailing when payment/s would need to be made.
We generally require gap payments and out-of-pocket expenses to be paid unless other arrangements are made with us.
All payments due must be paid in full two days prior to the date of your procedure.
CompleteHealth Australia fees are determined in conjunction with guidelines set by the Australian Medical Association (AMA), the Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS), Medicare and the Australian Health Service Alliance (AHSA).
You may pay us via any of the following methods…
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