Bulk Billing Chiropractor Brisbane

Chiropractors provide partial bulk billing with Enhanced Primary Care Plans. You may qualify for 50%-90% when referred from your GP.

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How do I qualify for EPC chiropractor care?

There is a criteria to qualify for EPC (Enhanced Primary Care) chiropractor care. You need to have a chronic medical condition that has been present for at least six months. Your GP will assess your condition and determine if you are eligible for an EPC plan.

Conditions that may qualify include musculoskeletal issues. This includes conditions such as chronic back pain. That needs ongoing management from allied health services like chiropractic care.

How much will be covered through bulk billing?

The amount covered through bulk billing under the EPC plan can vary. It typically ranges between 50% and 90% of the chiropractic treatment cost. The exact coverage depends on the specifics of your treatment.

Different clinics may also have bulk billing policies of the chiropractor care. Your GP will provide you with a referral and care plan that outlines the services covered. This allows you to know your out-of-pocket expenses upfront.

How do I qualify for CDM and EPC coverage?

Chronic Disease Management (CDM) and Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) coverage are available to patients. These plans aid patients with long-term or complex health conditions.

To qualify, your GP must create a care plan that involves a team of healthcare providers. This may include a chiropractor. The GP assesses your condition to determine the need for coordinated care. They will then refers you for CDM and EPC services as part of a plan to manage your health.

How many chiropractic appointments per year will EPC plans cover?

EPC plans generally cover up to five allied health appointments per calendar year. This can be used on chiropractic visits, or other treatments. These five sessions are shared across all allied health services you may need.

If you need other treatments, the number of chiropractic visits may be less. Your GP will help prioritise and divide these sessions. This will be based on your specific healthcare needs.

What details will your GP need from us?

Your GP will need detailed information about your condition. They will then decide how chiropractic care will benefit you. This includes your medical history, current symptoms, and any previous treatments or interventions.

The chiropractor may also provide a report or findings to the GP to support your care plan. This ensures that your treatment is tailored to your needs. It is also important that it falls within the guidelines of the EPC program.

What is Chronic Disease Management?

CDM is short for Chronic Disease Management. This is a healthcare approach designed for patients with long-term or complex conditions. CDM involves the development of a structured care plan by your GP.

This plan may include referrals to allied health professionals like chiropractors. The aim is to provide a coordinated effort in managing chronic conditions. The aim of this care is to improve your quality of life. It is also beneficial to help prevent further health complications.

What is Enhanced Primary Care?

EPC is short for Enhanced Primary Care (EPC). This is a program that enables patients with chronic medical conditions to access allied health services. These services include chiropractic care, under Medicare.

It allows your GP to create a personalised care plan. EPC coordinates various treatments needed to manage your condition effectively. EPC helps patients receive a more holistic approach to their healthcare. It focuses on ongoing support and improved health outcomes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Chiropractic Care

We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you understand our services.

What conditions can an exercise physiologist help with?

Exercise physiologists support clients with diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, obesity, mental health challenges, chronic pain, and injury recovery.

Do I need a doctor’s referral to see an exercise physiologist?

No referral is needed for private sessions. For Medicare coverage under a Chronic Disease Management Plan, your GP will need to provide a referral.

Are sessions covered by Medicare or private health insurance?

Yes. Eligible clients can claim rebates through Medicare and most private health insurers for accredited services.

What’s the difference between a physiotherapist and an exercise physiologist?

Physiotherapists focus on diagnosing and treating acute injuries. Exercise physiologists specialise in long-term health improvement through structured exercise, especially for chronic conditions

How long is a typical session?

Initial consultations are 45–60 minutes. Follow-up sessions generally range from 30–45 minutes depending on your needs.

Where in Brisbane are you located?

Our clinic is conveniently located in Ferny Hills, with easy access from surrounding suburbs

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