Medicare is available to Australian citizens and most permanent residents. It covers part of the cost of seeing a GP or specialist (or the full cost if they bulk bill), and most prescription medicines. It also provides free treatment and accommodation in public hospitals. Medicare doesn’t cover the cost of ambulances, glasses/contact lenses or hearing aids. It also excludes therapies such as speech pathology, osteopathy and remedial massage. Private health insurance can fill the gaps in Medicare’s coverage and give you more choice about your treatment. Here's some useful information to help you navigate your health cover and understand who pays for what...
Private Health Insurance vs. Medicare: Who pays for what? - HCF Health Cover
Medicare is available to Australian citizens and most permanent residents. It covers part of the cost of seeing a GP or specialist (or the full cost if they bulk bill), and most prescription medicines. It also provides free treatment and accommodation in public hospitals. Medicare doesn’t cover the cost of ambulances, glasses/contact lenses or hearing aids. It also excludes therapies such as speech pathology, osteopathy and remedial massage. Private health insurance can fill the gaps in Medicare’s coverage and give you more choice about your treatment. Here's some useful information to help you navigate your health cover and understand who pays for what...
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