STRATHPINE GP SUPERCLINIC

From 1 July, we'll need your confirmation.

From 1 July 2026, Medicare is changing the way patients provide consent for bulk-billed services. This is a new federal government requirement and does not affect your treatment, Medicare benefits or your doctor's billing policy. When a service is bulk billed, the Medicare benefit is paid directly to the medical practice on the patient's behalf, rather than to the patient. To support this process, Medicare now requires patients to sign an Assignment of Benefit (AoB) agreement. For appointments from 1 July 2026 onwards, you will need to complete a short electronic or paper consent form to confirm your Medicare benefit is to be assigned to your appointment.

What This Means for You

Your care stays the same

You will continue to receive the same exceptional, high-quality healthcare and service you expect from Strathpine GP Superclinic. Your trusted doctor and your appointments will not change.

Your benefits do not change

Your eligibility for bulk billing and your overall Medicare benefits remain exactly the same. There are no out-of-pocket costs being introduced because of this update.

A seamless transition

We are designing this process to be as quick and easy as possible for everyone. Speak with your local Myhealth centre's reception team closer to the date to see how it will work.