Pricing
What patients actually pay for private GP home visits in Australia
Real pricing data from existing services — upfront fees, Medicare rebates, out-of-pocket gaps, and how the numbers compare to a standard clinic visit. Sources listed at the end of this post.
Perth Home GP— Australia's only national-scale daytime private home visit service — charges $226.55 upfront for a standard 20-minute daytime visit. After the Medicare rebate, the out-of-pocket cost is $150. People are paying it. The service has operated continuously since 2020 and is actively expanding.
The benchmark: Perth Home GP pricing
Perth Home GP is the most directly comparable service to C.A.L.L.S operating in Australia today. Founded in 2020 specifically to fill the daytime home visit gap, it operates a private billing model where patients pay upfront and claim the Medicare rebate afterward. Their published pricing for standard daytime visits is $226.55 upfront for non-concession patients, with a $150 out-of-pocket gap after the Medicare rebate. For after-hours visits, non-concession patients pay $280.40 upfront with a $125 out-of-pocket gap — higher upfront but a lower gap because the after-hours Medicare rebate is significantly larger.
How the Medicare rebate works for private home visits
When a GP privately bills a home visit, the patient pays the GP's full fee at the time of the consultation. The patient then submits a Medicare rebate claim through their MyGov account or at a Medicare service centre. For a standard consultation of up to 20 minutes, the Medicare rebate is approximately $43.90. According to TreatCompare's 2026 private GP pricing data, the standard Level B consultation schedule fee is $41.20 with a Medicare rebate of 100% for GP consultations.
Comparing home visit costs to clinic costs
According to Healthcare on Collins, a premium private GP clinic in Melbourne CBD, standard 20-minute in-clinic consultations are priced at $118–$130, with a Medicare rebate of $43.90 leaving a $72–$86 out-of-pocket gap. A patient paying $150 out of pocket for a daytime home visit is paying approximately $64–$78 more than they would pay at a premium private clinic — for a doctor who comes to them rather than requiring them to travel to a waiting room.
What C.A.L.L.S means for patient pricing
C.A.L.L.S is a marketplace where individual GPs set their own consultation fees. Patients pay the GP's fee through the platform, with payment held in trust and released to the GP on completion of the visit. After the visit, patients can submit a Medicare rebate claim in the usual way. The out-of-pocket cost depends entirely on what the GP charges.
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Book a home visitFrequently asked questions
How much does a private GP home visit cost in Australia?
Typically $150 to $350 depending on consultation length and complexity. Perth Home GP charges $226.55 upfront with a $150 out-of-pocket gap after the Medicare rebate for a standard 20-minute daytime visit.
Can I claim a Medicare rebate on a private GP home visit?
Yes. You pay the GP's full fee upfront and submit a Medicare rebate claim afterward through MyGov. The standard rebate for a 20-minute consultation is approximately $43.90, paid directly to your nominated bank account.