Most useful information for Seeking medical help

1. Reciprocal Health Care Agreements
2. When Australians go overseas

Reciprocal Health Care Agreements - Medicine costs

Some agreement countries don’t cover the cost of medicine when you travel to them. Others will partly cover the cost of prescribed medicine.

1. Medicare Safety Nets
2. 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.

1. Low Income Health Care Card
2. Who can get a card

Benefits of a Low Income Health Care Card

You and your dependent child can get benefits if you have a Low Income Health Care Card.

1. Health Care Card
2. 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.

1. Centrepay
2. How to use it

Set up Centrepay deductions

It’s easy to set up Centrepay deductions.

1. Centrepay
2. How to use it

Your representatives for Centrepay

You can choose to have someone else deal with your Centrepay deductions on your behalf.

1. Centrepay
2. How to manage it

Keep track of your Centrepay deductions

You should check your deductions regularly to make sure they're still correct and make changes if needed.

1. Centrepay
2. 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.

1. Centrepay
2. What your rights and obligations are

Your obligations for Centrepay

You have a responsibility to make sure Centrepay is working for you.

1. Centrepay
2. What your rights and obligations are

Our obligations for Centrepay

We want the Centrepay bill paying service to work for you.