Resources

This fact sheet explains the PBS concessional co‑payment freeze, keeping medicine costs capped at $7.70 until 2030. It outlines how the freeze works, ways to save on medicines, and where to find more information.

This fact sheet explains the reduction of the PBS patient co‑payment to $25 for Medicare card holders and the continued $7.70 cap for concession card holders. It outlines how the PBS works and how the changes make medicines more affordable.

This FAQ explains how the reduced PBS co‑payment helps Australians save on medicines, what the changes mean for general and concession card holders, and how costs, Safety Net thresholds, and brand premiums may affect what you pay.

Many people living with a stable ongoing health condition can receive twice the medication on a single prescription for selected Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines.

This guide can help you to have a conversation with your doctor to see if 60-day prescriptions are right for you. This guide contains tips, key discussion topics, resources and next steps.

This factsheet contains information on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) co-payment freeze and how the freeze help keep PBS medicines affordable for your patients.

A 60-day prescriptions A4 poster for GP clinics and other health care settings.

A 60-day prescriptions poster for GP clinics and other health care settings.

A 60-day prescriptions poster for community settings.

A 60-day prescriptions poster for community settings which promotes the benefits of less travel with cheaper medicines.

A 60-day prescriptions poster for health care settings.

A 60-day prescriptions poster for health care settings.

A case study from people who are saving more on their PBS medicines.

A case study from people who are saving more on their PBS medicines.

A case study from people who are saving more on their PBS medicines.

A case study from people who are saving more on their PBS medicines.