Lack of access to Medicare Rebates for Podiatry nail surgery

Posted on April 20, 2014 by admin

Hello, I have been examining the MBS recently and the following questions came to my attention. Why is it that GP’s are able to perform ingrown toenail surgeries in their offices, and receive a Medicare rebate of $176.65 when bulk billing.?

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Lack of access to Medicare Rebates for Podiatry nail surgery

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