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Our Fees

Watch the following video to learn how you can get a home visit for less than $30 with the Extended Medicare Safety Net

Fees for one-off care patients

Select concession status to see fees:

Concession fees

Home Visit Consult In-Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Sat 8am-12pm
$140.00 after rebate
*From $212.85 upfront
Home Visit Consult After-Hours
Mon-Fri 6pm-8am, Sat from 12pm, all day Sunday & Public Holiday
$100.00 after rebate
*From $222.90 upfront
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

If had home visit with Perth Home GP in last 12 months
Bulk billed
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

All patients with an urgent issue after 11pm
Bulk billed
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

Patients who do not qualify for bulk billing (see above)
$92.85
No rebate

* Upfront fees are based on the Medicare schedule and vary based on the length and urgency of the consultation. Speak to our reception team to learn more.

Non-concession fees

Home Visit Consult In-Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Sat 8am-12pm
$150.00 after rebate
*From $222.85 upfront
Home Visit Consult After-Hours
Mon-Fri 6pm-8am, Sat from 12pm, all day Sunday & Public Holiday
$125.00 after rebate
*From $247.90 upfront
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

If had home visit with Perth Home GP in last 12 months
$60 after rebate
$102.85 upfront
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

All patients with an urgent issue after 11pm
Bulk billed
Video Telehealth
15 min consult

Patients who do not qualify for bulk billing (see above)
$102.85
No rebate

Fees for regular care patients

Select concession status to see fees:

Concession fees

ServiceOut-of-pocket / If Safety Net reached *
Home visit consult$140.00 / $28.00
Telehealth consultBulk billed
Telehealth for resultsBulk billed
Telehealth chronic disease care planBulk billed
Telehealth mental health care planBulk billed
Home visit for Comprehensive Health AssessmentBulk billed for eligible groups – see below

Non-concession fees

ServiceOut-of-pocket / If Safety Net reached *
Home visit consult$150.00 / $30.00
Telehealth consult$40.00 / $8.00
Telehealth for resultsBulk billed
Telehealth chronic disease care planBulk billed
Telehealth mental health care planBulk billed
Home visit for Comprehensive Health AssessmentBulk billed for eligible groups – see below

Bulk billed Home Visit Health Assessments

Assessment / Eligibility CriteriaAssessment frequency
Indigenous health assessmentEvery 9 months
People 75 yrs and olderAnnually
People with intellectual disabilityAnnually
40-49 yrs – at risk of diabetes3 yearly
45-49 yrs – at risk of developing chronic diseaseOnce only
Former serving members of ADFOnce only

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Billing FAQs

We take the full up front payment at the time of the consultation and then submit Medicare claims on the patient’s behalf, which are typically paid within 24 hours.

We accept Credit and Debit cards. We do not accept cash. Payment must be made during your home visit.

The Pay Doctor via Claimant (PDVC) scheme allows Medicare rebates to be paid directly to your doctor via a cheque issued by Medicare.

During your home visit, your doctor will ask you to sign an authority form to request your Medicare rebate(s). You will be issued a cheque by Medicare which you must then forward to Perth Home GP so your doctor can be paid.

We are not able to receive funds from Medicare by electronic transfer, as regulations prevent us from doing so as we are not bulk billing for our home visit services.

Please forward the cheque to:

Perth Home GP
PO BOX 420
Cottesloe
WA 6011

To cancel, you must:

  • call 1300 815 321 and select the option to cancel, if booking booking over the phone.
  • click the “Cancel” button on the booking on the home page in the patient app.

If you cancel less than 30 mins before your consultation time (either the home visit ETA provided by your doctor, or telehealth consultation time provided by the receptionist) you will be charged a fee equal to your consultation out-of-pocket (gap) fee. You will not be able to claim this back from Medicare.

You will not be able to book with our service in the future until the payment is made.

If you are not present at the time of your home visit or telehealth consultation you will be charged a Did Not Attend (DNA) fee equal to your consultation out-of-pocket (gap) fee. You will not be able to claim this back from Medicare.

You will not be able to book with our service in the future until the payment is made.

The reasons why in-hours visit fees are higher is because:

  • We only charge you a callout fee and fund the rest of the visit from Medicare
  • Medicare rebates available to patients for after hours consults are significantly higher than for in-hours consults.
  • Given doctors receive less remuneration from rebates for daytime visits we must charge a higher callout fee to cover costs.

Higher Medicare rebates are available in the after hours period for patients with unexpected illnesses (that cannot wait to be reviewed until the next in-hours period). It is for this reason that we are able to offer reduced callout fees after hours.

Medicare regulations prevent us from billing urgent items if patients are booked prior to the onset of the current after hours period. This is why we must wait until the after hours period before accepting bookings.

See our After Hours GP Home Visit page to learn more about the service and when we operate.

Some patients will be eligible to claim medicare rebates for Telehealth.

In order to claim a Medicare rebate for Telehealth you will need to meet one of the following criteria:

  • Have had a face to face consultation with Perth Home GP in the previous 12 months.
  • Children under the age of 12 months
  • People who are homeless
  • Patients receiving an urgent after-hours (unsociable hours) service (e.g the consultation occurs between 11pm and 7am and is deemed urgent by the consulting doctor).
  • Patients of medical practitioners at an Aboriginal Medical Service or an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service
  • People isolating because of a COVID-related State or Territory public health order, or in COVID-19 quarantine because of a State or Territory public health order.

If you do not meet the above criteria at the time of the consultation you are not allowed to claim a Medicare rebate.

There is an additional charge of $250 for hotel visits due to the additional time required to undertake these visits. On average, a hotel visit takes twice as long as a visit to a patient’s house due to:

  • Time taken to park
  • Time taken to get to the hotel room and back
  • Checking in and liaising with hotel staff

As a result of the additional time taken, GPs must allocate two home visits slots. The additional fee is the equivalent loss of earnings of the second home visit that would have otherwise have occurred.

Dr Cherry Wu

Dr Cherry Wu has been working in general practice in metropolitan Perth since 1990s. She is local graduate from UWA and has been a member of the RACGP for over 30 years as a fellow of the college. 

She has had experiences in all aspects of general practice and is still keen to continue learning. 

Outside of work she is a keen traveller and hiker who enjoys exploring the world. She also enjoys quiet hobbies such as reading, sewing, cooking and gardening.

Dr Averil Tam

Averil is a Perth local who completed her medical degree at The University of Western Australia in 2014 and achieved her Fellowship in General Practice in 2021.

Averil enjoys general practice, palliative care medical education and digital health. She is passionate about supporting patients to achieve their best possible quality of life and provides considered, evidence-based care tailored to each individual.

In her spare time, Averil plays ultimate frisbee, keeps a worm farm, and is a fan of the Peanuts comics.

Dr Sonu Thaker

Sonu completed his medical training at the University of Western Australia and holds postgraduate qualifications in palliative medicine and paediatric health. He provides thoughtful, patient-centred care across all areas of general practice and after-hours care.

Dr Sonu holds a Clinical Diploma in Palliative Medicine and has completed the Sydney Child Health Program (SCHP). He is multilingual, speaking English, Hindi and Gujarati, and is committed to supporting patients from all backgrounds.

Outside of medicine, Sonu enjoys travelling, photography and spending time with family and friends.

Dr Ravi Ganepola

Dr. Ravi graduated medicine from Riga Strading University in Latvia and moved to Australia in 2007. He then underwent General Practice training in Australia and obtained Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Dr. Ravi has obtained a diploma in palliative care and is experienced in all aspects of primary care in general practice including chronic disease management and mental health.

Dr Basma Shaikh

Dr Basma is an international Medical Graduate with more than 10 years of experience in Australian healthcare. She completed her fellowship in 2021 and enjoys all aspects of General Practice with Chronic Disease Management, Women and Children’s Health being her main interests.

Dr. Basma is a mother to 2 beautiful daughters and loves gardening and exploring nature.

Dr Sarah Cutts

Dr. Sarah has been a GP for over 30 years, graduating from Otago University New Zealand and gaining her FRACGP and Diploma of Child Health in Western Australia. She has worked in both rural and city practices, especially in women’s and children’s health.

Dedicated to providing holistic, patient-centred care, her passion is empowering people to achieve their personal health goals.

Outside of medicine, Sarah is an avid cyclist who enjoys the physical and mental benefits of exploring the outdoors on two wheels. As a strong advocate for active living, she encourages her patients to incorporate exercise into their routines to promote overall well being.

Dr David Evans

David trained at the University of Oxford, earning a degree in Physiological Sciences.  He completed clinical training in London before moving to Western Australia, where he has worked for 14 years.

With experience in Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics and General Practice, David was awarded the Edward Gawthorn Prize for the highest mark in WA for his GP fellowship exam. He has a special interest in palliative care, recently completing a Clinical Diploma in the field.

Outside of medicine, David enjoys spending time outdoors with his family and their Groodle, Rusty.

Dr Mike Patton

A passionate advocate for home-based care, Dr Mike is committed to improving access for patients who are housebound or face barriers attending traditional clinics. In 2015, he co-founded Airclinix, a mobile-first practice management system designed to modernise how GPs deliver care. In 2016, he launched Night Doctor, an after-hours home visit service.

Recognising that the greatest unmet need wasn’t after-hours care, but daytime support for vulnerable patients, Dr Mike went on to found Perth Home GP in 2020. His vision: to bring comprehensive, clinic-quality care directly into patients’ homes.

Outside of medicine, Mike is a proud partner and father of two. He enjoys fishing, rugby, cricket and spending quality time with his family over board games and retro video games.

Dr Averil's Service Area

A map of the region of Perth within which Dr Averil Tam provides home visits

Dr Dave's Service Area

Map showing Dr Dave's regular care service area

Dr Sarah's Service Area

Map showing the service area Dr Sarah is covering

Dr Mike's Service Area

Map showing the service area Mike is covering