Medicare refund question
Our son had to see the doctor last month and we paid $55.00 to see the doctors and $21.00 for the prescription. My other son has just seen the out of hours doctor and we paid $15.00 to se the doctor.
We have just got our medicare cards this week -the reciprocal agreement as we are on 457 - do I go to medicare to claim these payments back? Will they be fully refunded? |
Re: Medicare refund question
Originally Posted by Howard Jenings
(Post 7740338)
Our son had to see the doctor last month and we paid $55.00 to see the doctors and $21.00 for the prescription. My other son has just seen the out of hours doctor and we paid $15.00 to se the doctor.
We have just got our medicare cards this week -the reciprocal agreement as we are on 457 - do I go to medicare to claim these payments back? Will they be fully refunded? |
Re: Medicare refund question
Originally Posted by Howard Jenings
(Post 7740338)
Our son had to see the doctor last month and we paid $55.00 to see the doctors and $21.00 for the prescription. My other son has just seen the out of hours doctor and we paid $15.00 to se the doctor.
We have just got our medicare cards this week -the reciprocal agreement as we are on 457 - do I go to medicare to claim these payments back? Will they be fully refunded? |
Re: Medicare refund question
Remember next time you go to the doctors just show the medicare card.
You should get kids bulk billed which is free if you give the receptionist your card details. You cant get money back for the medication. Just take your receipts to the medicare office near Coles and you should get something back. Gems |
Re: Medicare refund question
Originally Posted by Gems
(Post 7745028)
Remember next time you go to the doctors just show the medicare card.
You should get kids bulk billed which is free if you give the receptionist your card details. You cant get money back for the medication. Just take your receipts to the medicare office near Coles and you should get something back. Gems Kids and adults are charged the same at our doctors - $ 65 a time. With prescriptions, unlike the UK it is a buyers market so you can negotiate for repeat prescriptions and shop around. Our daughter is on epilepsy medicine which we paid the $7.50 per bottle in the UK on the NHS. Price over here was $30 per bottle but with some shopping around through a discount chemist we pay $16 a bottle - so about the same as did in the UK. And given we HAD to have exactly the same brand and everything, we were not going to risk it, the chemist looked into it, found it and sorted it all. Worked well... |
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