Updated Allied Health fees – effective 1 July 2024

Existing fees have been indexed and are now available on our Fees page (under Current allied health fees > Effective from 1 July 2024).

Thank you to our key stakeholders whose feedback has helped to inform this year’s review.

Changes include:

• Enrolled Nurse has been added as a new provider type to the Nursing Services Table of Costs

• Tier 3/Specialist Physiotherapist has been added as a new provider type to the Physiotherapy Services Table of Costs

• Support Services Attendant Care establishment fee description has been changed

• Dental Services descriptions for services are now in line with the Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary 13^th edition.

These tables reflect the maximum fees payable. Please update your systems to reflect the new fees for services delivered from 1 July 2024, as invoices may not be adjusted once payment is made.

Prompt submission of invoices

The Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 specifies that accounts for medical and allied health treatment must be sent to the insurer promptly and within two months after the treatment is completed i.e. from the date of service. Please submit invoices within two months, as invoices submitted outside of this time may be refused.

If you have any queries, please contact us. For individual workers’ compensation questions, such as payment of invoices, please contact the relevant insurer (WorkCover or the self-insurer).

Use Provider Connect to do your billing online

Don’t forget to use our Provider Connect online portal which makes it easy for you to do your billing online, view invoices and remittances, check for a billing status, and more. Learn more about Provider Connect.

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