Coming to see us
What to bring, what it costs, and how to register before your first visit.
What to bring
- Your GP or specialist referral
- Medicare card, and health fund or DVA card
- A list of your medications, including blood thinners
- Recent scans, X-rays and blood or urine results
Referrals and fees
You need a current referral from your GP or another specialist to claim a Medicare rebate. GP referrals usually last 12 months. Fees apply, and our staff will explain consultation fees and rebates when you book.
On the day
You may be asked for a urine sample at your visit, so it helps to arrive with a comfortably full bladder. Please allow time for any tests your urologist needs.
New patients
Patient registration
We see patients on referral. Once we have your referral, reception will text or email you a personal link to your registration form, so there’s less paperwork on the day.
I have a paper referral Already have a link from us? Open the text or email we sent you.