Primary care resources

This form must be completed to allow an appointed representative to prepare and submit an application to the department on behalf of the applicant(s).

Complete this form if you are an owner of a pharmacy approved under section 90 of the National Health Act 1953.

Complete this form if you are notifying the department of a change of your pharmacy registered business (trading) name.

This resource lists all eligible MBS items for the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program.

Find copies of BBPIP declarations which practices must consent to on Services Australia’s website to register for BBPIP, opt-out of BBPIP registration and opt-back-in to BBPIP registration.

This FAQ resource is designed to help practices and providers understand the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program. It covers key topics such as program details, eligibility, benefits, registration, and operational procedures.

This print advertisement explains that seeing a GP is now more affordable and accessible. Thanks to increased Government funding, more practices are offering bulk billed appointments.

This document is an attachment to the Review of Auslan interpreting service use in primary care.

A report on the Review of Auslan interpreting service use in Australian primary care settings. It includes information about barriers, enablers, resources and recommendations to improve access to Auslan interpreting services.

These flowcharts are designed to help primary care providers identify whether and how they should book an Auslan interpreter.

This report was commissioned by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing to support program efficiency and cost effectiveness of the 17 Program previously funded by 7CPA and separated from the 8CPA to enable their review and management.

This fact sheet explains how providers can add bank account details for BBPIP on Services Australia’s website. To receive BBPIP incentive payments, details must be added for the MyMedicare Incentives program at each BBPIP participating location the provider works at.

The review examines the PHN Program in the context of the changing operating environment in both primary and mental health care, and to ensure the Program is structured to meet government objectives.

The 2022–23 and 2023–24 report looks at the performance and outcome of the PHN Program. The performance indicators measure each PHNs' progress towards achieving the results for the PHN Program.

Learn what the AOF discussed at its third meeting held on 31 October 2025.

The Strengthening Medicare Implementation Oversight Committee (IOC) met on 13 November 2025 for its fifth formal meeting. This document provides a record of the meeting.

The Australian and Victorian governments have commissioned an independent review to examine cohealth’s general practice service model, governance and finances to inform the development of longer-term solutions. These are the Terms of reference.

This guide provides instructions on how to upload PBS Approved Supplier PDF forms (and related attachments) and additional requested information via the PBS Approved Suppliers Portal (Portal) using the Upload Documents function.

This guide provides instructions on how to navigate the PBS Approved Suppliers Portal, complete the online application form and submit an application to establish a new pharmacy to supply pharmaceutical benefits at particular premises.

This guide provides instructions on how to navigate the PBS Approved Suppliers Portal, complete the online application form and submit an application to relocate (without change of ownership) an approved pharmacy to supply pharmaceutical benefits at particular premises.