Fees at Northside are based on the practitioner you are seeing and the duration and complexity of the appointment.

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Telehealth consults are available. The same fees and Medicare rebates apply. 

(Phone or video appointments are currently only eligible for Medicare rebates if you have been seen face-to-face at the clinic within 12 months prior to your Telehealth appointment. Reception can assist you with this).​

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Fees:

 

As a guide, the following fees are charged from 1 July 2025:

General Practitioner: 

15 minutes $115, rebate of $43.90 from Medicare

30 min $230, rebate of $84.90

40 min $280, rebate of $125.10

Please enquire with reception for all other fees such as IUD, iron infusions and skin excisions.

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The LGBTI Monthly Clinic is funded by the Australian Government via NT Primary Health Network. All appointments are bulkbilled.

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The Pelvic Pain & Endometriosis Clinic is also partially funded by the Australian Government via NT Primary Health Network. Most appointments are bulkbilled. A significantly reduced fee is charged for pelvic physiotherapy (and this is waived for those on Health Care Cards or in hardship).

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Michelle Taylor, Registered Psychologist: 

50 minutes $260 (Medicare or private health fund extras rebates may apply).

Medicare rebates with a GP care plan, or Private health insurance may apply.

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Melissa Harding, Registered Psychologist:

50 minutes $260 (Medicare or private health fund extras rebates may apply).

Medicare rebates with a GP care plan, or Private health insurance may apply.

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Physiotherapist- 

Short appointment for Ultrasound treatment of mastitis:

$40-$100

Pelvic Health:

60 minute $210

30 minute review $125

Medicare rebates with a GP care plan, or Private health insurance may apply.

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy:

45 minute $165

30 minute $125

Medicare rebates with a GP care plan, or Private health insurance may apply.

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Lauren Carmichael, Registered Practicing Dietitian 

60 minutes $220 (Medicare or private health fund extras rebates may apply).

Medicare rebates with a GP care plan, or Private health insurance may apply.

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