EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
Issued by the Authority of the Minister for Health and Ageing
Private Health Insurance Act 2007
Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Amendment Rules 2011 (No. 3)
Section 333-20 of the Private Health Insurance Act 2007 (the Act) provides that the Minister may make Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Rules providing for matters required or permitted by Part 3-3 of the Act, or necessary or convenient to be provided in order to carry out or give effect to Part 3-3 of the Act.
The Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Rules 2010 (the Principal Rules), which commenced on 29 January 2010, provide for the minimum benefit requirements for psychiatric, rehabilitation and palliative care and other hospital treatment. Schedules 1 to 5 of the Rules set out the minimum levels of benefit, which are payable for hospital treatment. These are benefits for overnight accommodation (Schedules 1 and 2), same day accommodation (Schedule 3), nursing-home type patients (Schedule 4) and second tier default benefits (Schedule 5).
The Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Amendment Rules 2011 (No. 3) (the Amendment Rules) consists of three schedules (A, B and C) which amend Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Principal Rules.
Schedule A of Amendment Rules
The purpose of Schedule A to the Amendment Rules is to amend Schedule 1 and 3 of the Principal Rules to update the listing of Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) item numbers to ensure that they reflect the changes made by the Health Insurance (General Medical Services Table) Amendment Regulations 2010 (commencing 1 July 2011). In addition, some minor changes are made to ensure that the listings in Schedules 1 and 3 reflect:
- the renumbering of existing MBS items
- the removal of non-current MBS items
- the movement of MBS items to align them with the current categories and sub-groupings
Schedule 1 of Principal Rules
Schedule 1 categorises MBS item numbers into patient classifications, comprising ‘Advanced surgical patient’, ‘Obstetric patient’, ‘Surgical Patient’, ‘Psychiatric patient’, ‘Rehabilitation patient’ and ‘Other patient’. Schedule 1 specifies that ‘Advanced surgical patients’ are those patients undergoing procedures with a MBS fee greater than $820.64, ‘Surgical patients’ are those patients undergoing procedures with a MBS fee within the range of $244.37 to $820.64.
Schedule 1, Part 2 of the Principal Rules is amended to reflect the removal of seven MBS item numbers (15360, 15363, 15541, 38321, 38324, 38327 and 38330) relating to intravascular brachytherapy for coronary artery restenoses.
Schedule 3 of Principal Rules
The purpose of the amendments to Schedule 3 is to add MBS item numbers relating to facial injections of poly-L-lactic acid for HIV positive patients (14201 and 14202), botox injections for focal spasticity in juvenile cerebral palsy patients (18361) and implantation of markers for radio-therapy (37217).
Additional amendments include the insertion of a re-numbered MBS item (732), the removal of nine non-current MBS item numbers (725, 727 10975, 10976, 10977, 50124, 50125, 65139 and 65140), the re-categorisation of fifteen items from the T7 subgroup into the new T11 group and a transfer of one MBS item number (73324) to reflect its current subgrouping in the MBS.
Schedule B of Amendment Rules
The purpose of Schedule B to the Amendment Rules is to make changes to the minimum benefits for hospital accommodation in Schedule 1, 2 and 3 of the Principal Rules to reflect increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from March 2010 to March 2011. The accommodation components in Schedule 1, 2 and 3 are subject to annual review and are amended with reference to the CPI movements from March to March each year. In the year from March 2010 to March 2011, there was an increase of 3.3% in the Australian CPI.
In addition, the purpose of the amendments to Schedule 4 of the Principal Rules is to reflect the changes in the minimum benefits for hospital treatment for patients who are classified as “nursing-home type patients” at public hospitals in the ACT and Western Australia to reflect the indexation applied to the Adult Pension Basic Rate and the maximum daily rate of rental assistance that came into effect from 20 March 2011.
Schedule C of Amendment Rules
The purpose of the amendments provided in Schedule C is to update the table at Clause 4 of Schedule 5 of the Principal Rules to:
- add 10 additional facilities that are eligible for second tier default benefits;
- remove 24 facilities that have not reapplied for second tier default benefits; and
- update the addresses and/or names of 34 facilities.
These changes have reduced the table of listed facilities from 359 to 345.
Details of the Amendment Rules are set out in the Attachment.
Consultation
Schedule 1, 2 and 3
Changes made to the minimum benefits for hospital accommodation in Schedule 1, 2, and 3 of the Principal Rules reflect the increase in minimum benefits due to the CPI change from March 2010 to March 2011. The increases to the minimum benefits in public hospitals were made with the agreement of the relevant State/Territory health authority. On 4 May 2011, the Department advised States and Territories of its intention to increase minimum private health insurance benefits for private and public hospital accommodation as a consequence of CPI movements for the period March 2010- March 2011. New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, and the ACT responded to the Department confirming the new rates that would apply in their jurisdictions from 1 July 2011. Queensland and the Northern Territory did not increase their accommodation benefits in public hospitals due to a delay in their State’s government gazettal process.
The changes to the MBS item numbers in Schedule 1 and 3 resulted from amendments to the Health Insurance (General Medical Services Table) Regulations 2010 and the Health Insurance Regulations 1975, which were made on the recommendation of the Pharmaceutical Benefits or Medical Services Advisory Committees where appropriate, whose members are drawn from the relevant craft groups.
The subsequent changes to Schedule 1 and 3 are necessary to ensure that private health insurers, at a minimum, pay the ‘minimum benefit’ for persons they insure where insured persons receive hospital treatment corresponding to one of the new MBS item numbers, in a hospital where that private health insurer does not have a contractual arrangement with that hospital. These amendments to Schedules 1 and 3 are machinery in nature and do not substantially alter existing arrangements.
Schedule 4
On 28 February 2011, the Department consulted with States and Territories and invited them to advise of their intention to adjust NHTP default benefits in line with twice annual changes to the Adult Basic Pension Rate and maximum daily rate of rental assistance. NSW, Tasmania and Victoria provided responses to the Department in March 2011 and the NHTP minimum benefits in those jurisdictions were increased effective 20 March 2011. ACT and WA provided responses to the Department in May 2011 in relation to the NHTP minimum benefits and the increases in these jurisdictions will be effective from 1 July 2011.
Schedule 5
Consultation for changes to Schedule 5 occurred with industry through the Second Tier Advisory Committee (STAC), which includes equal representation from both the private hospital and private health insurance sectors. Facilities wishing to be considered for inclusion in Schedule 5 are individually assessed by the STAC which then makes a recommendation to the Minister as to whether or not the hospital meets the eligibility criteria. This arrangement was negotiated with the private health industry and has been in place since 2004.
PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND AGEING
JUNE 2011
ATTACHMENT
DETAILS OF THE PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE (BENEFIT REQUIREMENTS) AMENDMENT RULES 2011 (No. 3)
1. Name of Rules
Rule 1 provides that the title of the Rules is the Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Amendment Rules 2011 (No. 3) (the Amendment Rules).
2. Commencement
Rule 2 provides that the Amendment Rules are to commence on 1 July 2011 or, if registered on a later date, the day after registration.
3. Amendment of Private Health Insurance (Benefit Requirements) Rules 2010
Rule 3 provides that the Schedules A, B and C to the Amendment Rules amends the Rules which commenced on 29 January 2010.
Schedule A – Amendments
Item [1] Schedule 1, Part 2, Subclause 4(3)
Clause 4 of Schedule 1, Part 2 of the Principal Rules sets out the definition of advanced surgical patient. Subclause 4(3) sets out the item numbers for professional services and the minimum fee, currently $820.64, that are required for treatment to be regarded as advanced surgical patient treatment.
Item 1 amends Schedule 1, Part 2, subclause 4(3) of the Principal Rules by deleting three MBS item numbers (38324, 38327 and 38330) to reflect their removal from the Health Insurance (General Medical Services Table) Regulations 2010. These deletions reflect the removal of these items from the MBS effective 1 July 2011.
Item [2] Schedule 1, Part 2, Subclause 6(3)
Patients are taken to be surgical type patients if they meet the criteria of Schedule 1, Part 2, subclause 6(2) and are receiving the items listed in subclause 6(3), within the fee range of $244.37 to $820.64. Subclause 6(3) of the Principal Rules sets out the MBS item numbers for the purposes of this clause of the Principal Rules, but indicates that a listing in subclause 6(3) only applies where an item has a fee in the MBS within the specified range.
Item 2 removes the four MBS item numbers (15360, 15363, 15541 and 38321) currently listed in Schedule 1 to reflect their removal from the Health Insurance (General Medical Services Table) Regulations 2010. These deletions reflect the removal of these items from the MBS effective 1 July 2011.
Item [3.1] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 1 – Attendances
Item 3.1 updates the listing of two specified MBS items (725 and727) listed in Schedule 3 and replaces them with the new MBS item number (732) which commenced on 1 May 2010.
Item [3.2] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 1 – Attendances
Item 3.2 removes the listing of three MBS item numbers (10975, 10976 and 10977) listed in Schedule 3 which ceased after 31 December 2007.
Item [3.3] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 3 - Therapeutic Procedures
Item 3.3 adds the new MBS items numbers (14201 and 14202) relating to the treatment of severe facial lipatrophy caused by antiretroviral therapy in HIV positive patients to reflect their commencement provided in the Health Insurance (General Medical Services Table) Amendment Regulations 2010.
Item [3.4] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 3 - Therapeutic Procedures
The purpose of item 3.4 is to give effect to a transfer of fifteen MBS items to the correct subgrouping in the MBS, the specified MBS items in the T7 group are transferred to a new T11 group and the insertion of the MBS items deleted from T7. New MBS item (18361) for botox injections for focal spasticity in juvenile cerebral palsy patients has also been inserted into the new T11 group.
Item [3.5] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 3 - Therapeutic Procedures
Item 3.5 inserts new MBS item 37217 adjacent to existing 37218 to reflect the new MBS item relating to implantation of markers for radio-therapy.
Item [3.6] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 3 - Therapeutic Procedures
Item 3.6 removes the listing of two specified MBS items (50124 and 50125) listed in Schedule 3 which ceased after 31 October 2009.
Item [3.7] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the general medical services table, Category 3 - Therapeutic Procedures
Item 3.7 relates to item 3.4 above and inserts fifteen MBS items deleted from the T7 grouping to the new T11 grouping. New MBS item 18361 has also been added to reflect changes to the MBS from 1 July 2011.
Item [4.1] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the pathology services table, Category 6 - Pathology services
Item 4.1 removes the listing of two specified MBS items (65139 and 65140) listed in Schedule 3 which ceased after 30 April 2002.
Item [4.2] and [4.3] Schedule 3, Part 3, Subclause 8 Items in the pathology services table, Category 6 - Pathology services
Item 4.2 removes the listing of an existing MBS item number (73324) listed in Schedule 3 in the P5 group and item 4.3 inserts it into the appropriate P7 grouping.
Schedule B – Amendments
Item 1 – Schedule 1, Subclause 2(2) Minimum benefit, Table 1
Schedule 1 of the Rules sets out the minimum benefit payable per night for patients in private hospitals in all States/Territories and shared ward accommodation at public hospitals in Victoria and Tasmania, providing that the patient is not classified as a nursing-home type patient.
Item 1 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for private hospitals in all States/Territories in subclause 2(2), Table 1:
Advanced surgical patient
- first 14 days From: $366 to $378
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Surgical patient or obstetric patient
- first 14 days From: $339 to $350
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Psychiatric patient
- first 42 days From: $339 to $350
- 43 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Rehabilitation patient
- first 49 days From: $339 to $350
- 50 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Other patients
- first 14 days From: $294 to $304
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Item 2 – Schedule 1, Subclause 2(2) Minimum benefit, Table 2
Schedule 1 of the Rules sets out the minimum benefit payable per night for patients in private hospitals in all States/Territories and shared ward accommodation at public hospitals in
Victoria and Tasmania, providing that the patient is not classified as a nursing-home type patient.
Item 2 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for shared ward accommodation at Victorian public hospitals in subclause 2(2), Table 2:
Advanced surgical patient
- first 14 days From: $366 to $378
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Surgical patient or obstetric patient
- first 14 days From: $339 to $350
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Psychiatric patient
- first 42 days From: $339 to $350
- 43 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Rehabilitation patient
- first 49 days From: $339 to $350
- 50 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Other patients
- first 14 days From: $294 to $304
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Item 3 – Schedule 1, Subclause 2(2) Minimum benefit, Table 3
Schedule 1 of the Rules sets out the minimum benefit payable per night for patients in private hospitals in all States/Territories and shared ward accommodation at public hospitals in Victoria and Tasmania, providing that the patient is not classified as a nursing-home type patient.
Item 3 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for shared ward accommodation at Tasmanian public hospitals in subclause 2(2), Table 3:
Advanced surgical patient
- first 14 days From: $366 to $378
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Surgical patient or obstetric patient
- first 14 days From: $339 to $350
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Psychiatric patient
- first 42 days From: $339 to $350
- 43 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Rehabilitation patient
- first 49 days From: $339 to $350
- 50 – 65 days From: $294 to $304
- over 65 days From: $254 to $262
Other patients
- first 14 days From: $294 to $304
- over 14 days From: $254 to $262
Item 4 – Schedule 2, Clause 2 Minimum benefit, Table
Schedule 2 of the Rules sets out the minimum benefit payable per night for patients in shared ward accommodation at public hospitals in the ACT, NSW, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia, providing that the patient is not classified as a nursing-home type patient.
Item 4 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for shared ward accommodation at ACT, NSW, South Australia and Western Australian public hospitals in clause 2, Table:
- ACT From: $303 to $313;
- NSW From: $303 to $313;
- South Australia From: $303 to $313. and
- Western Australia From: $303 to $313.
Item 5 – Schedule 3, Subclause 2(2) Minimum benefit, Table 1
Schedule 3 of the Rules set out the minimum benefit payable for same-day accommodation patients in all the State/Territory hospitals, providing that:
- hospital treatment is classified as a type B procedure; and
- the patient is not classified as a nursing-home type patient.
Item 5 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit for same-day accommodation in public hospitals in NSW, ACT, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia in subclause 2(2), Table 1:
Public hospitals | Band 1 | Band 2 | Band 3 | Band 4 |
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NSW | From: $219 to $226 | From: $245to $253 | From: $270 to $279 | From: $303 to $313 |
ACT | From: $219 to $226 | From: $246 to $254 | From: $270 to $279 | From: $303 to $313 |
South Australia | From: $219 to $226 | From: $250 to $258 | From: $276 to $285 | From: $303 to $313 |
Tasmania | From: $212 to $219 | From: $253 to $261 | From: $293 to $303 | From: $339 to $350 |
Victoria | From: $214 to $221 | From: $254 to $262 | From: $295 to $305 | From: $339 to $350 |
Western Australia | From: $236 to $243 | From: $236 to $243 | From: $236 to $243 | From: $236 to $243 |
Item 6 – Schedule 3, Subclause 2(2) Minimum benefit, Table 2
Item 6 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for same-day accommodation in all State/Territory private hospitals in subclause 2(2), Table 2:
Private hospitals | Band 1 | Band 2 | Band 3 | Band 4 |
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| From: $190 to $196 | From: $239 to $247 | From: $290 to $300 | From: $339 to $350 |
Item 7– Schedule 4, Clause 6 Minimum benefit, Table 1
Schedule 4 of the Rules sets out the minimum benefit payable per night for patients that are classified as nursing-home type patients in hospitals.
Item 7 of the Schedule to the Amendment Rules increases the minimum benefit per night for public hospitals in the following State and Territories in clause 6, Table 1:
- ACT From: $99.80 to $103.80
- Western Australia From: $102.65 to $106.80
Schedule C – Amendments
Item 1 – Schedule 5, Clause 4 Facilities, Table
Schedule 5 of the Principal Rules requires a health insurer to pay second tier default benefits for most episodes of hospital treatment provided in private hospital facilities that are specified in Schedule 5 if the health insurer does not have a negotiated agreement with the hospital. Schedule 5 sets a higher minimum level of benefit (for overnight treatment and day only treatment provided in specified facilities) than the minimum benefit set for such treatment by Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the Principal Rules.
Item 1 provides that the table in Schedule 5, Clause 4 of the Principal Rules is amended to insert the following 10 new facilities:
Name | Address |
Bendigo Day Surgery | 1-7 Chum Street, BENDIGO VIC 3550 |
Delmar Private Hospital | 58 Quirk Street, DEE WHY NSW 2099 |
Diagnostic Endoscopy Centre | 601/438 Victoria Street, DARLINGHURST NSW 2010 |
Healthwoods Specialist Centre | 53 Cowper Street, GRANVILLE NSW 2142 |
Liverpool Eye Surgery | Ground Floor, 1 Moore Street, LIVERPOOL NSW 2170 |
Mildura Base Hospital | Ontario Avenue, MILDURA IC 3500 |
Oxford Day Surgery Centre | 54 Oxford Terrace, UNLEY SA 5061 |
Southport Day Hospital | 98a Marine Parade, SOUTHPORT QLD 4215 |
The Hills Clinic | 15 Memorial Avenue, KELLYVILLE NSW 2155 |
The Oculoplastics Centre Sydney | Suite 25, 20-24 Gibbs Street, MIRANDA NSW 2228 |
Item 1 provides that the table in Schedule 5, Clause 4 of the Principal Rules is amended to remove the following 24 facilities:
Name | Address |
Adelaide Surgicentre | 89 King William Street, KENT TOWN SA 5067 |
Albury Day Surgery | 4 Baker Court, WEST ALBURY NSW 2640 |
Bankstown Primary Health Care Day Surgery | 67 Rickard Road, BANKSTOWN NSW 2200 |
Capital Day Surgical Centre | 1/9 Sydney Avenue, BARTON ACT 2600 |
Castle Hill Hospital | 72-74 Cecil Avenue, CASTLE HILL NSW 2154 |
Dandenong Eye Clinic | 1-3 Falkiner Crescent, DANDENONG VIC 3175 |
La Trobe Private Hospital | cnr Plenty Road and Kingsbury Drive, BUNDOORA VIC 3083 |
Lingard Private Hospital | 23 Merewether Street, MEREWETHER NSW 2291 |
Marie Stopes International - Canberra | Level 1, Cnr Moore & Alinga Streets, CANBERRA CITY ACT 2601 |
Marie Stopes International - Salisbury | 11 Hayling Street, SALISBURY QLD 4107 |
Mater Private Hospital | Raymond Terrace, SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101 |
North West Private Hospital | 21 Brickport Road, BURNIE TAS 7320 |
Northwest Day Hospital | 221 Maribyrnong Road, ASCOT VALE VIC 3032 |
Queensland Eye Hospital | 55 Little Edward Street, SPRING HILL QLD 4004 |
Springvale Endoscopy Centre and Day Hospital | 20 Balmoral Avenue, SPRINGVALE VIC 3171 |
Sydney Day Surgery | 213-219 Darlinghurst Road, DARLINGHURST NSW 2010 |
Sydney IVF Day Surgery | Level 4, 321 Kent Street, SYDNEY NSW 2000 |
Sydney IVF Liverpool | 173-175 Bigge Street, LIVERPOOL NSW 2170 |
Tarietta Day Surgery | 73 Kooyong Road, CAULFIELD NORTH VIC 3161 |
Tennyson Centre Day Hospital | 520 South Road, KURRALTA PARK SA 5037 |
The Double Bay Day Surgery | 20 Manning Road, DOUBLE BAY NSW 2028 |
Western Plains Day Surgery | 62 Windsor Parade, DUBBO NSW 2830 |
Westmed Centre | 27 Railway Parade, WESTMEAD NSW 2145 |
Westpoint Endoscopy Day Hospital | 243 Heaths Road, HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029 |
Item 1 provides that the table in Schedule 5, Clause 4 of the Principal Rules is amended to change the addresses and/or names of the following 34 facilities:
From | Armidale Private Hospital | Rusden Street, ARMIDALE NSW 2350 |
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| New England Regional Hospital, Armidale Campus, Rusden St, ARMIDALE NSW 2350 |
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From | Baringa Private Hospital | Mackay Road, COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 |
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| Mackays Road, COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 |
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From | Bentleigh Surgicenter | 157 Jasper Road, BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 |
To | Bentleigh Surgicentre |
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From | Cairns Day Surgery | 1st Floor, cnr Florence & Grafton Streets, CAIRNS QLD 4870 |
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| 156-160 Grafton Street, CAIRNS QLD 4870 |
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From | Calvary Private Hospital Wagga Wagga | Hardy Avenue, WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650 |
To | Calvary Private Hospital |
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From | Epworth Hospital | 89 Bridge Road, RICHMOND VIC 3121 |
To | Epworth Richmond |
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From | Frances Perry House | 285 Cardigan Street, CARLTON VIC 3122 |
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| Levels 6 and 7, cnr Grattan Street and Flemington Road, PARKVILLE VIC 3052 |
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From | Frankston Private Day Surgery | 24-28 Frankston-Flinders Road, FRANKSTON VIC 3199 |
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| Lot T5, Levels 1 and 2, 24-28 Frankston-Flinders Road, FRANKSTON VIC 3199 |
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From | Glenferrie Private Hospital | 25 Linda Crescent, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 |
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| 29 Hilda Crescent, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 |
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From | Joondalup Health Campus | cnr Grand Boulevard and Shenton Avenue, JOONDALUP WA 6027 |
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| Shenton Avenue, JOONDALUP WA 6027 |
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From | Logan Endoscopy Services | Unit 2 32 76 Beaudesert Road, BROWNS PLAINS QLD 4118 |
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| Unit 2 3276 Beaudesert Road, BROWNS PLAINS QLD 4118 |
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From | Maryvale Private Hospital | McDonald Street, MORWELL VIC 3840 |
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| 286 Maryvale Road, MORWELL VIC 3840 |
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From | Mayo Private Hospital | Lot 1, Potoroo Drive, KOLODONG via TAREE NSW 2430 |
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| Lot 1, Potoroo Drive, TAREE NSW 2430 |
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From | Melbourne Medibrain and Medisleep Centre | 631 Inkerman Road, NORTH CAULFIELD VIC 3161 |
To | Melbourne MediBrain Centre and MediSleep | 631 Inkerman Road, CAULFIELD NORTH VIC 3161 |
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From | Mercy Private Hospital | 159 Grey Street, MELBOURNE EAST VIC 3002 |
To | St Vincent's & Mercy Private Hospital (Mercy Campus) |
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From | Montserrat Day Hospital (Gaythorne) | 383-391 Samford Road, GAYTHORNE QLD 4051 |
To | Montserrat Day Hospitals (Gaythorne) |
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From | Montserrat Day Hospital (Indooroopilly) | 12 Riverview Terrace, INDOOROOPILLY QLD 4068 |
To | Montserrat Day Hospitals (Indooroopilly) |
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From | Montserrat Day Hospital (Spring Hill) | Level 2, 35 Astor Terrace, BRISBANE QLD 4000 |
To | Montserrat Day Hospitals (Spring Hill) |
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From | Northside Clinic | 2 Greenwich Road, GREENWICH NSW 2065 |
To | Northside Clinic Private Hospital |
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From | Oxford Day Surgery & Dermatology | 416-418 Oxford Street, MOUNT HAWTHORN WA 6016 |
To | Oxford Day Surgery and Dermatology | Suite 4, 1st Floor, 416-418 Oxford Street, MOUNT HAWTHORN WA 6016 |
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From | Randwick Day Surgery | 2 Eurimble Avenue, RANDWICK NSW 2031 |
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| 2 Eurimbla Avenue, RANDWICK NSW 2031 |
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From | Shellharbour Private Hospital | Captain Cook Drive, BARRACK HEIGHTS NSW 2528 |
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| 27 Captain Cook Drive, BARRACK HEIGHTS NSW 2528 |
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From | Skin Cancer Day Surgery Pty Ltd | 19 Cleveland Road, ASHWOOD VIC 3147 |
To | Skin Cancer Day Surgery |
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From | Spring Hill Specialist Day Hospital | 4th Floor St Andrew’s Place, 33 North Street, SPRING HILL QLD 4000 |
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| 1st and 4th Floor St Andrew’s Place, 33 North Street, SPRING HILL QLD 4000 |
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From | St John of God Hospital, Burwood | 13 Grantham Street, BURWOOD NSW 2135 |
To | St John of God Private Hospital |
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From | St John of God Hospital, Geelong | 80 Myers Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 |
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| 80 and 83 Myers Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 |
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From | St John of God Hospital, Richmond | 177 Grose Vale Road, NORTH RICHMOND NSW 2754 |
To | St John of God Private Hospital (Richmond) |
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From | St John of God Hospital (Warrnambool) | 136 Botanic Road, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 |
To | St John of God Hospital Warrnambool |
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From | St John of God Health Care, Berwick | Gibb Street, BERWICK VIC 3806 |
To | St John of God Hospital, Berwick |
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From | The Albert Road Clinic | 31-33 Albert Road, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3004 |
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| 31 Albert Road, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 |
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From | The Burnside War Memorial Hospital | 120 Kensington Road, TOORAK GARDENS SA 50658 |
To | The Burnside War Memorial Hospital Inc. |
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From | The CAPS Clinic | Strickland Crescent, DEAKIN ACT 2600 |
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| 7 Phipps Close, DEAKIN ACT 2600 |
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From | The Surgery Centre – Hurtsville | Level 1, 31 Dora Street, HURTSVILLE NSW 2220 |
To | The Surgery Centre - Hurstville | Level 1, 31 Dora Street, HURSTVILLE NSW 2220 |
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From | Vimy House Private Hospital | 5 Studley Avenue, KEW VIC 3101 |
To | Vimy Private Hospital |
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PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND AGEING
JUNE 2011