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How Medicare can help fund your psychology sessions.

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Do I need to be a concession card holder to access bulk billing?No. Bulk billing (for up to ten annual sessions) is accessible for anyone.
What is a referral and an MHTP? Do I need them before booking an appointment?Yes. We need a GP referral letter and a Mental Health Treatment Plan for Medicare to fund your appointment.
What is a Medicare reference number?It's the number next to your name on your Medicare card.
When do I need to visit my GP for a review?You'll need to book in a review with your referring GP after your sixth and tenth session with your psychologist.
Do I need a Medicare card?Medicare can help you fund up to ten psychology sessions per calendar year.
Why do I need a GP referral?All Medicare subsidised appointments require a referral and mental health treatment plan (MHTP).
What is a mental health treatment plan?A mental health treatment plan is a document your doctor provides to your psychologist.
My doctor sent you my referral, what do I do next?Book an appointment!

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