YOUR CONSULTATIONS AT
KALLISTA
OSTEOPATHY
Booking with an Osteopath
You can book directly with an osteopath — no GP referral is required.
Consultation Fees
Private
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Initial Consultation (60 mins): $140
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Return Consultation (30 mins): $100
Concession*
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Initial Consultation (60 mins): $120
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Return Consultation (30 mins): $85
Medicare CDM Plans (see below)
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Return Consultation (30 mins): $38.20 (after rebate)
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Concession Return Consultation (30 mins): $23.20 (after rebate)
*Concession rates apply to Pensioners, Health Care Card holders, full-time students, children under 6, and Veterans.
Medicare (Chronic Disease Management)
Medicare provides a rebate of $61.80 for patients eligible under a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan.
To access this:
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Visit your GP to check eligibility
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Your GP will provide a referral under a CDM plan
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Bring your referral and Medicare card to your appointment
You’ll pay the consultation fee on the day, and the rebate will be processed — leaving a gap payment.
Important:
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Up to 5 sessions per calendar year
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Eligibility is determined by your GP
Private Health Insurance (HICAPS)
If you have extras cover, osteopathy is typically claimable. We offer on-the-spot claiming via HICAPS — you only pay the gap.
Check with your insurer for your level of cover.
WorkCover (WorkSafe)
If your injury is work-related, treatment may be covered under WorkSafe.
Bring to your first appointment:
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GP referral
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WorkSafe certificate
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Claim number
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Insurer details
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Any relevant reports or imaging
TAC (Transport Accident Commission)
If you’ve been injured in a road accident, you may be eligible for TAC-funded treatment.
Bring:
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GP referral
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TAC claim number
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Any relevant reports or imaging
DVA (Department of Veterans’ Affairs)
We provide treatment for DVA patients.
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Gold Card: covered for all conditions
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White Card: covered for approved conditions only
We bill DVA directly (no out-of-pocket cost if approved).
A valid referral is required and lasts 12 months.
Not Sure What You’re Eligible For?
If you’re unsure, feel free to ask — or speak with your GP before booking.
