Measurements and results
Bulk billedMeasurements and results
Bulk billedBlood pressure, weight, HbA1c, kidney function and anything else the plan tracks.
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We are a bulk billing practice — all Medicare-eligible consultations are bulk billed. Some items, including privately purchased vaccines and consumables, attract a fee. Book on HotDoc, online or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.
A care plan written once and filed away helps nobody. The review is where you and your GP look at what happened, what worked, and what the next few months should look like.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone.

Writing the plan is the beginning. Reviewing it is how a chronic condition stays controlled.
If you have a GP Management Plan or Team Care Arrangement for a chronic condition, Medicare funds regular reviews with your GP. A review is a dedicated appointment that looks back at the goals you set, checks the numbers, and resets the plan for the period ahead.
Your measurements and results, whether the treatment goals were met, how you found the allied health appointments, whether medicines need adjusting, any new symptoms, and whether the goals themselves still make sense. Sometimes the honest answer is that a goal was unrealistic, and changing it is the right outcome.
Reviews also renew your allied health referrals. If your physiotherapy or dietitian sessions have run out, the review is how the next block is arranged.
Most people have a review every three to six months, depending on how stable the condition is and what Medicare allows for your plan type. Our practice sends reminders when yours is approaching, and our nursing team often does the measurements before you see the doctor.
Registering with MyMedicare links you formally to this practice and supports continuity for chronic condition care. It is free and voluntary, and it makes the review cycle simpler to track.
A review is also the moment to raise anything that has shifted: a new diagnosis, a hospital admission, a medicine that is not agreeing with you, or a change at home that makes the plan harder to follow. Plans are meant to move with you.
A structured appointment, not a rubber stamp.
Blood pressure, weight, HbA1c, kidney function and anything else the plan tracks.
Book online →What you set out to do last time, what happened, and what stays or changes.
Book online →Whether doses still fit, side effects, interactions and anything you have stopped taking.
Book online →Renewing physiotherapy, dietitian, podiatry and other Medicare-rebated referrals.
Book online →Anything that has appeared since the last review and whether it changes the plan.
Book online →Agreed actions, who does what, and when the following review falls due.
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Our reception or nursing team contacts you when your review window opens, usually every three to six months.
Our practice nurse often does blood pressure, weight and any tests your plan tracks before you see the doctor.
A longer appointment to work through goals, results, medicines and allied health, and to agree the next steps.
New allied health referrals are issued where you are eligible, and the plan is updated and shared with your team.
Dr Hossain leads chronic condition planning, with all three GPs reviewing plans.

Chronic and complex conditions, heart, gut and kidney health, weight management.

Skin cancer checks and minor procedures, men's health, mental health and family medicine.

Women's health, children's health and skin conditions.

Mental health, chronic illness, disability care and general family medicine.
Care plan reviews are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card.
Full fee guide
Standard GP consultations at Toongabbie Doctors are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card, so there is no out-of-pocket cost to see your doctor.
Questions about reviews.
Usually every three to six months. Your GP will tell you what suits your condition, and we send a reminder when the review window opens.
Generally yes. Allied health referrals under a care plan are issued in blocks, and the review is where the next block is arranged.
That is still worth knowing, and it is often a sign the plan is working. The review confirms the numbers, renews referrals and resets the timeline.
Some elements can, for eligible patients, but reviews that need measurements or an examination are better in person. Ask reception when booking.
No. MyMedicare is voluntary and free, but it does help link your chronic condition care to this practice and make the cycle easier to manage.
Book a bulk billed care plan review and leave with renewed referrals and a plan for the next few months.
Three ways to book: HotDoc · online · or by phone on (02) 7813 6000.