Medicare - GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (CCMP)

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Medicare - GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (CCMP)

Bulk Billed at SpineX Physiocare – No Out-of-Pocket Costs on a Valid CCMP

At SpineX Physiocare, we believe that high-quality allied health services should be accessible to everyone—without the financial stress. That is why we offer Bulk Billed Medicare Services under the GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (CCMP), (formerly Enhanced Primary Care Plan or EPC).

If you are living with a long-term health condition, you may be eligiblefor up to 5 Medicare-subsidised ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES per calendar year, completely bulk billed with no gap fees when you visit us.

How to Access Bulk-Billed Allied Health Services (Up to 5 Sessions per Calendar Year):

Step 1: Visit Your GP

Schedule an appointment with your regular doctor to discuss your ongoing condition and the potential benefits of the required allied health service.

Step 2: Get a CCMP Referral

If eligible, your GP will create a Chronic Condition Management Plan (CCMP) and give you a Medicare referral outlining the allied health support you need.

Step 3: Check Your Referral

Your GP will issue you a referral to Spinex Physiocare. Your referral must:

  • Be for the correct allied health profession
  • Be dated and signed by your GP

Step 4: Book Your Appointment

When booking, tell us you are using a Medicare CCMP referral and provide the referral before or at your first visit.

Step 5: Attend Your Sessions

  • Medicare covers up to 5 allied health sessions per calendar year
  • These 5 sessions are shared across all allied health providers
  • Eligible sessions at our clinic are bulk billed (no out-of-pocket cost)

Important

  • Without a valid GP referral, appointments cannot be bulk billed.
  • Eligibility is determined by your GP, not our clinic.

You can avail our services near suburbs like: Greensborough, Thomastown, Lalor, Reservoir, Craigieburn, Watsonia, Preston, Coburg, Eltham, Diamond Creek, Wallan, Whittlesea, South Morang, Bundoora, Doreen, Epping, Mernda, and Wollert.