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Number of Australians putting off GP visits doubles amid high appointment costs - Vimarsana News

Number of Australians putting off GP visits doubles amid high appointment costs

As Australia's universal healthcare scheme, Medicare, celebrates its 40th anniversary, new data reveals patients are increasingly avoiding visits to the doctor due to high appointment costs. It comes as the government celebrates a slight increase in bulk-billed G-P visits across the country, following its tripling of the Medicare bulk-billing incentive late last year.

Source: sbs.com.au
Peta Rutherford says Dubbo should 'manage expectations' on doctors | Nyngan Observer - Vimarsana News

Peta Rutherford says Dubbo should 'manage expectations' on doctors | Nyngan Observer

'We have to manage some expectations when we get a doctor.'

Westfund report reveals severe shortage of health services in Dubbo | Nyngan Observer - Vimarsana News

Westfund report reveals severe shortage of health services in Dubbo | Nyngan Observer

Dubbo experiences one of the highest shortages of ancillary health services.

Poorer Australian regions lose out in 'flawed' allocation of doctors, says GP body | Health - Vimarsana News

Poorer Australian regions lose out in 'flawed' allocation of doctors, says GP body | Health

System of identifying shortages leads to skewing of resources towards wealthier areas, says Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

'No easy fix': Victoria's short-term rental levy pits regional tenants against hosts | Housing - Vimarsana News

'No easy fix': Victoria's short-term rental levy pits regional tenants against hosts | Housing

While the housing shortage is affecting numerous professions needed in the country, property owners say the 7.5% tax will not fix the problem