Referrals
important Information
Appointment Process
To make an appointment you must have a referral from your doctor. If you don’t have one, see your doctor and they will refer you to us. Your doctor can refer using our RAPID REFERRAL methods below.
When attending appointments, it is important that you arrive 5-10 minutes early and bring the following with you:
- Letter of referral
- Medicare / DVA card
- Private health insurance details (if applicable)
- List of current medications
- General practitioner details (name, address, telephone number)
- Relevant scans / x-rays / blood test results
HAVE REFERRAL?
Make an Appointment
To make an appointment contact our office on (03) 9908 2999. Please have your referral letter handy when calling as we may need to ask further information from you.
DOCTORS
RAPID REFERRAL
Online Referral Form
Use your mobile device or computer to complete a Referral paper free in just a few minutes!
DOWNLOADABLE Referral Form
Click the button below to download the PDF. Print the file, fill out and fax back to us.
ORDER Referral PADS
Prefer to have your own forms? Place an order for your referral pads here.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
What is a referral and why do I need one?
A referral is a letter from your GP (or another specialist) addressed to our clinic.
The referral letter will explain the medical reason why you’re being referred to our clinic and it will also include any relevant medical history, including allergies and medications.
Medical specialists generally don’t see patients without current referrals. It is a Medicare requirement that you attend with a valid referral in order to be bulk billed.
GP referrals are usually only valid for one year – meaning you will need to book an appointment with a GP to get a new referral if your previous referral is more than twelve months old. Specialist or hospital referrals are valid for 3 months.