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Guideline for substantiating coordination of the development of Team Care Arrangements (for a medical practitioner)
This guideline outlines what you can do to substantiate the coordination of the development of Team Care Arrangements rendered by eligible medical practitioners for Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) item 723. -
Common compliance issues associated with findings of inappropriate practice
Information on the common compliance issues associated with inappropriate practice based on Professional Services Review outcomes. -
Support to deliver aged care in regional, rural and remote settings fact sheet
This fact sheet outlines support programs and resources available to aged care providers in regional, rural and remote settings. -
Guideline for substantiating claims for diagnostic imaging and pathology services rendered to emergency department patients of public hospitals
This guideline outlines what you can do to substantiate diagnostic imaging and pathology services rendered to emergency department patients of public hospitals and claimed under Medicare. -
New Aged Care Act – A digital readiness checklist for providers
This checklist covers digital readiness activities for providers in the lead up to the implementation of the new Act on 1 November 2025. The activities covered will help providers to achieve mission critical changes relating to digital readiness. -
Inappropriate practice
Information on the definition of inappropriate practice and how it applies to practitioners and corporate entities. -
Guideline for substantiating valid individual Allied Health Services were provided (for allied health professionals)
This guideline outlines what you can do to substantiate valid individual Allied Health services were provided for Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 10950 to 10970. -
Guideline for substantiating that a valid referral existed (from specialist or consultant physician)
This guideline outlines what you can do to substantiate Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 104, 105, 110, 116, 122, 132, 133, 135, 141, 143, 145 and 147 that require receipt of a valid referral before the service is provided. -
Guideline for substantiating that a specific treatment was performed
This guideline outlines what you can do to substantiate that a specific treatment or action was performed as part of the requirements for Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items e.g. 10960, 13757, 30189, 47600 and 85533. -
Guideline for substantiating that a valid Allied Mental Health service has been provided (for allied health professionals)
This guideline relates to the MBS item numbers 80000 to 80170, rendered by allied health professionals under the Better Access program. -
Deed for the Provision of Overseas Student Health Cover 1 July 2025
This collection includes the Deed for the Provision of Overseas Student Health Cover 1 July 2025 and associated explanatory document for insurers. -
Corporate Plan 2025–26
Our Corporate Plan outlines how we will deliver the health system for all Australians throughout 2025–26. -
Resources for women from multicultural backgrounds – National Cervical Screening Program
These cervical screening related resources have been designed for women from culturally and linguistically diverse and/or multicultural backgrounds to provide general information about the National Cervical Screening Program and cervical screening in Australia. -
Choice and Control (short version)
Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this. -
Star Ratings – Compliance and Staffing
If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes. -
Choice and Control (full version)
Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this. -
Supported decision-making (full version)
A key change under the new Aged Care Act is that you are empowered to make your own decisions. But if you want or need help making decisions, you can choose someone you trust to support you. -
Supported decision-making (short version)
A key change under the new Aged Care Act is that you are empowered to make your own decisions. But if you want or need help making decisions, you can choose someone you trust to support you. -
Star Ratings (full version)
If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes. -
Star Ratings (short version)
If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes. -
Provider Finances and Operations
The new Aged Care Act is helping older people to understand how providers use funding and operate. -
Commonwealth Home Support Program – Frequently asked questions – sector readiness webinar
This document provides answers to some frequently asked questions raised during the Commonwealth Home Support Program sector readiness webinar held on 12 June 2025. -
New Aged Care Act: A guide to digital changes for providers
The guide to digital changes for providers outlines the key digital changes that providers will experience in the lead up to the implementation of the new Act on 1 November 2025. It provides information to assist providers to anticipate and prepare for changes. -
Guide for Short-Term Restorative Care providers transitioning to the Restorative Care Pathway
This guide will assist Short-Term Restorative Care providers to transition to the Support at Home program. It includes information about the new Restorative Care Pathway, transition scenarios for STRC clients, transition activities for STRC providers and STRC transition FAQs. -
Commencement of new prescribed pattern of services – 30/20 telephone rule
Information on the new prescribed pattern of service 30/20 telephone rule, including relevant telephone attendance services. From 1 October 2022, GPs, Other Medical Practitioners and consultant physicians that claim relevant Medicare telephone items will be subject to the new rule.