No GP referral is required if you are not accessing Medicare rebates, or if you are using private health, or if you are paying privately.

We accept referrals through Medical Objects, Secure fax and email.

Secure fax: (07) 3523 3739
Email: hello@4women.com.au

DesTo receive a Medicare rebate you will need to obtain a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) from your GP. Under the Medicare scheme, clients can access 10 rebated sessions per calendar year. Initially your GP referral will be for 6 sessions and following a review by your GP you can receive another 4 sessions.cription text goes here

DeIf you have private health insurance, please contact your insurer to check if you are eligible and what rebate if you will receive. Please see codes below to provide to your health insurance:

• 100 – Initial Consultation with Registered or Clinical Psychologist

• 200 – Follow-up Consultation with Registered or Clinical Psychologist

If you are eligible, we will process your rebate and you only need to pay the gap fee indicated.

We are not a NDIA provider however we able to provide sessions to NDIS self-managed and plan-managed clients.

NDIS Self-Managed Clients
Invoice paid after the session.

NDIS Plan-Managed Clients
Invoice will be sent to your plan manager. 

Unfortunately nobody likes to pay cancellation fees but they exist so that we can continue to operate as business overheads still need to paid whether a client attends or not.

Cancellations on same day of appointment or no-show = 100% of the full fee.
If the appointment can be filled, you will not be charged.

In a ‘medical emergency’ the cancellation fee will not apply if you can provide written evidence from your medical practitioner. For Medicare psychology services, a Medicare rebate cannot be used to cover a cancelled consultation.

If a late cancellation/ no-show fee applies it must be paid on the day of the scheduled appointment and before rebooking future appointments.

To ensure that our clients receive the most appropriate and specialised care, we are unable to accept referrals for:

• Couples therapy

• Current or enduring psychotic illness

• Long-standing suicidal or homicidal ideation or suicide attempts

• Current child protection issues involving Family and Community Services.

• Clients who have pending or in progress legal matters e.g. family court, work cover, NDIS tribunal cases etc.

• Current alcohol or other drug abuse .