Patients are advised that Mr Slattery does bill Medicare direct for Patient Accounts. All patients will receive an Account for professional services provided.

Accounts are itemised at the AMA recommended fee level. The AMA recommends a fee schedule based on what is fair and reasonable, but patients are reminded that these are beyond the standard rebate provided by Medicare. Other arrangements can be discussed with Mr Slattey.

WorkCover and T.A.C patients must provide correct details of the organisation accepting liability for payment of services including their employer, insurance company and claim number before treatment is undertaken.

Therapy services are not rebateable by MediCare, but are rebateable by Private Health Funds.

You will be given your account after your consultation at which time settlement would be appreciated. Mastercard and VISA credit facilities are available.

The terms of the contract are settlement of all consultation accounts on the same day and surgical accounts within 30 days. Please note if your attendance is for a second opinion you should have all correspondence and investigations available from other clinicians. There may be an increased charge for second opinions.

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