Economics
How C.A.L.L.S Changes the Economics of Being an Independent GP
C.A.L.L.S replaces the clinic's percentage or room fee with a flat monthly membership. Here is what that means, using published terms and sourced clinic figures.
C.A.L.L.S charges a flat monthly membership of A$299, A$599 or A$999 and takes no commission (pricing). Clinic contractors typically pay a service fee, with William Buck using 35 percent in worked examples. Visits are booked as 30 minutes (how it works).
What C.A.L.L.S charges
Associate is A$299 a month with 2 zones, Active is A$599 with 6 zones and Premium is A$999 with unlimited zones. All plans keep 100 percent of visit revenue (pricing).
What clinics charge
See what clinic owners charge GPs for sourced figures, including Cubiko's service fee guide and William Buck's worked examples.
What you take on
No room, reception or nursing is provided. You carry your own vehicle, equipment, indemnity, accounting and tax (ABN guide).
No guarantees
C.A.L.L.S does not guarantee bookings, and income depends on visits, fees and costs.
Join C.A.L.L.S
Change the economics of your practice.
Join C.A.L.L.S and run your own GP home visit practice.
Join C.A.L.L.S and run your own GP home visit practiceFrequently asked questions
Does C.A.L.L.S take commission?
No (pricing).
How long is each visit?
30 minutes (how it works).
What do clinics charge?
See William Buck and Cubiko.
Is income guaranteed?
No.