Funding and Rebates

As Accredited Exercise Physiologists are recognised Allied Health Professionals, there are a number of funding options available to access services.

 

National Disability Insurance Scheme:

If you are an NDIS participant, you may have funding in your NDIS plan which you can use to access Exercise Physiology services. If you are unsure or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. No referral required.

Exercise Physiology services are currently funded under both Improved Daily Living, and Improved Health and Wellbeing. We are currently awaiting registration approval, so we can only see self or plan managed participants currently.

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Medicare - Chronic Disease Management

If a GP determines an individual eligible as having a chronic medical condition*, they may put together a care plan, which includes 5 visits to an allied health provider, such as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist.  A referral is required.

*A chronic medical condition is one that has been (or is likely to be) present for six months or longer. Speak to your GP if you are unsure, or want more information about eligibility. 

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Medicare - M10 Patients with complex neurodevelopmental disorders

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From 1 July 2025, accredited dietitians and exercise physiologists can provide referred services under Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) M10 assessment and treatment items to patients with complex neurodevelopmental disorders (CND), such as autism, and eligible disabilities. A referral is required.

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Private Health Cover:

A number of private health funds offer rebate on Exercise Physiology services. Check with your private health insurer for more information. No referral required.

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Private Paying:

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Services are also offered to those paying privately, without external funding or rebates. No referral required.