339 Wharf Street, Queens Park WA 6107

Navigating Medicare can feel like learning a new language. You’ve finally got a handle on Parts A, B, C, and D, and then you hear a term like “accepting assignment”.

Let’s break it down.

What Does “Accepting Assignment” Actually Mean?

Think of Medicare as setting a standard benefit for a huge range of medical services. This is called Medicare Benefit Schedule (MBS) fee.

When a doctor bulk bills, it means that they accept the MBS fee as full payment for their services. They bill to Medicare directly, and you pay nothing out-of-pocket. 

When your doctor bulk bills the consultation, a link will be sent via SMS to your phone number post-appointment. 

  1. Click on the link
  2. Sign the form
  3. Submit

There is nothing further to be done.

What if I decline?

By declining, this means that you do not want the doctor to directly bill to Medicare. Therefore, our reception team will be in contact with you to pay for the full consultation fees. 

If there are any issues or questions, contact us at reception@queensparkmedical.com.au or 08 9356 8993

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Fee Increase from 1st July 2025
From 1st July 2025, there will be an increase to our practice fees and treatment room fees.

Please note that OSHC holders seeing Dr Tim Ong will be expected to pay the full gap payment.

Saturday Private Billing
We are no longer bulk billing on Saturdays. Patients with a valid concession card or OSHC holders will be expected to pay a minimum of $40 out of pocket gap fee on Saturdays. 

Medicare Benefit Assignment

All consultations that are bulk billed will receive an SMS post-appointment to sign a form from Medicare that displays the charges for your consultation. If you have any questions, please contact us on 08 9356 8993.