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Fees

Consultation fees

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Consultation fees are payable on the day of your appointment. We accept all credit card payments, EFTPOS and cash.

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Initial consultation

  • Standard fee: $250

  • Aged pension card holders: $210

    • Medicare rebate: $86.15

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Review consultation

  • Standard fee: $125

  • Aged pension card holders: $100

    • Medicare rebate: $43.35

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Telehealth consultation

  • Standard fee: $125

  • Aged pension card holders: $100

    • Medicare rebate: $43.35

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Fracture Clinic -Physiotherapy & Podiatry fees

Initial consultation: $180

Review consultation: $125

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​If you have extras on Private health insurance you may be eligible for a rebate. There may be an additional cost for CAM boots, ankle braces, plasters and other equipment needed for your treatment. A Medicare rebate is not applicable on this fee.

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Dr Touzell's fracture clinic fee is bulk-billed provided you have a referral from a medical practitioner such as your General Practitioner, Emergency Department Doctor or Sports Physician.

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Fees associated with your surgery

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The main costs to expect with your surgery are as follows:

 

  • Surgeon

  • Anaesthetist

  • Assistant Surgeon

  • Hospital

  • Other associated costs such as radiology, pathology, rehabilitation, orthotics, or additional specialists involved in your care

 

Once you have booked a date for your surgery we will provide you with the relevant item numbers. We ask you to check with your health insurance that your level of cover is applicable for the expected item numbers.

 

You will then be given an estimate of Dr Touzell’s fees, and the details of how to contact the other relevant parties relating to your surgery.

 

Dr Touzell’s out of pocket costs vary depending on the complexity of the procedure. Please note that Dr Touzell will never charge more than 85% of the fee recommended by the Australian Medical Association (AMA).

 

Some information about health insurance companies and their rebates provided to surgeons can be found here and here.

 

Please contact our administration team if you would like to discuss this further. 

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Workers Compensation

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From 1st January 2026 Dr Touzell is no longer performing Workcover surgery.

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TAC

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We welcome patients covered by TAC. Please note that TAC approval for your consultation with Dr Amy Touzell is required prior to your appointment. If approval is not in place, the patient will be responsible for the account.

 

If surgery is recommended, our team will contact TAC to request approval. Surgery will only be scheduled once TAC approval has been granted.

 

If you have any questions regarding TAC requirements or approvals, please contact our administration team.

 

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Patients without private health insurance

 

If you do not have private health insurance, we recommend that your GP refer you directly to your local public hospital for consultation and ongoing management.

 

Please be aware that Dr Touzell cannot place patients on a public hospital waiting list from her private rooms, nor can she influence public hospital appointment or surgery scheduling.

 

If you choose to see Dr Touzell privately without private health insurance, it is expected that you will proceed with surgery as a self-insured patient. Self-insured surgery costs generally range from $5,000 to over $20,000, depending on the procedure required.

 

For any questions regarding referral to the public system, please speak with your GP.

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The content of this website is for information purposes only. Dr Touzell does not accept liability to any person for the information, or use of information, provided on this website. It is recommended the content on this website is utilised with a prescriber that understands medications, surgical options and rehabilitation pathways recommended. Advice is generic in nature and should always be applied with the individual in mind.

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