- Reciprocal Health Care Agreements
- When Australians go overseas
Reciprocal Health Care Agreements - How to prove you're eligible under the agreement
You’ll need to prove you’re from Australia and eligible for Medicare when you’re in another country.
- Reciprocal Health Care Agreements
- When Australians go overseas
Reciprocal Health Care Agreements - medical care when you travel to another country
To be covered under a Reciprocal Health Care Agreement (RHCA) with Australia, you’ll need to meet the agreement conditions.
- Medicare Safety Nets
- How they work
Eligibility for Family Tax Benefit Part A Medicare Safety Net threshold
If you get Family Tax Benefit Part A you’re eligible for the FTB Part A Medicare Safety Net threshold.
- Low Income Health Care Card
- How to manage your card
Change of circumstances when you hold a Low Income Health Care Card
You need to tell us if your circumstances change. This is to make sure you’re still eligible for a Low Income Health Care Card.
- Low Income Health Care Card
- How to manage your card
Lost or stolen Low Income Health Care Card
We can replace a lost or stolen card.
- Health Care Card
- Who can get a card
What the benefits are of a Health Care Card
A Health Care Card entitles you to cheaper prescription medicines under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
- Centrepay
- How to use it
Set up Centrepay deductions
You can set up your own Centrepay deductions. Once you’ve arranged a Centrepay deduction, we pay the business for you, out of your Centrelink payment.
- Centrepay
- How to use it
Your representatives for Centrepay
You can choose to have someone else deal with your Centrepay deductions on your behalf.
- Centrepay
- How to manage it
Changes to your Centrelink payments can affect your Centrepay deductions
If your Centrelink payment changes it may affect your Centrepay deductions.
- Centrepay
- What your rights and obligations are
Your obligations for Centrepay
You have a responsibility to make sure Centrepay is working for you.