Making an appointment.

You will need a referral

Cardiology is a specialist service, so a referral is needed before your first appointment. A referral from your GP lasts twelve months; one from another specialist lasts three.

Without a valid referral you can still be seen, but no Medicare rebate can be claimed for the consultation.

Fees

No bulk billing at present. Pensioners receive a discounted fee. Most items attract a Medicare rebate when you have a valid referral — the rooms will tell you your expected rebate and out-of-pocket cost when you book.

Where no pensioner fee is shown, ask the rooms when booking. Cardiac CT and MRI are performed at a radiology practice and billed by them.

Before your first visit

New patients can save time on the day by completing the new patient registration form online or as a printable PDF.

What to bring

• Your referral letter
• Your completed registration form, if you have not sent it already
• Your Medicare card, and any private health or DVA details
• A list of your current medications, including doses
• Previous ECGs, test results, scans and reports, if you have them
• The name and contact details of your GP

Booking

Request an appointment online

Fill in the details below and an email opens in your own mail program, ready to send to the practice. Reception will phone you back to confirm a time.