Claims, provider payments and entitlements

This subsidy is paid to service providers when a patient has had an eye removed.

These payments help to reduce the cost of purchasing breast prostheses and other related products.

We provide funding for some child and adolescent oral and dental health services.

GMS are subsidies paid to general practitioners under the Section 88 notice to help reduce patient fees for children and subsidy card holders.

A subsidy for GPs who give vaccines to eligible patients and submit claims to Sector Operations.

Home and community support workers can be paid for travel between clients, known as 'in-between travel'.

Information on the National Enrolment Service, how it is being implemented, and what this means for PHOs and general practice.

Find out about National Health Index (NHI) numbers, who is entitled to them and how to register a patient for one.

Learn more about National Health Index entitlements

This is the standard national form for Needs Assessment Service Coordination agencies to record eligibility and service coordination information.

Most people who are eligible for publicly-funded health and disability services will pay a maximum of $5 to pick up each subsidised medicine.

Pharmacy claims cover the medicine subsidy and dispensing costs associated with supplying prescribed pharmaceutical items to patients.

PHOs are funded to support general practices to provide essential primary health care services to people enrolled with the PHO.

Salary subsidies for Wesley Wellington Mission, for doctors employed as medical officers for Wesley Haven and Wesley Ewart hospitals.

Resources such as claim specifications and guidelines.

A key priority for Primary Health Care is to enable groups with the greatest need to access services to improve their health.

Special Authority is an application process in which a prescriber requests government subsidy on a Community Pharmaceutical for a particular person.