Fees & Medicare
Clear, transparent information to help you understand your investment in private midwifery care.
Choosing your care provider is an important decision. This page outlines how fees are structured and what support may be available through Medicare.
How Private Midwifery fees are structured
Private midwifery care is a comprehensive service that includes pregnancy care, birth attendance, and postnatal support.
Fees reflect the time, availability, clinical responsibility and continuity provided throughout your care.
Care is typically structured as a package, with inclusions discussed during your consultation.
How Private Midwifery fees are structured
Private midwifery care is a comprehensive service that includes pregnancy care, birth attendance, and postnatal support.
Fees reflect the time, availability, clinical responsibility and continuity provided throughout your care.
Care is typically structured as a package, with inclusions discussed during your consultation.
What your care includes
✦ Antenatal appointments throughout pregnancy
✦ On-call availability for your birth
✦ Continuous labour and birth support
✦ Postnatal home visits
✦ IBCLC breastfeeding support
✦ Clinical assessment, monitoring, and documentation
✦ Coordination of care and referrals if needed
Medicare rebates
As an endorsed midwife and Medicare-eligible provider, some services may attract Medicare rebates for eligible women.
Rebates may apply to care during pregnancy and up to 6 weeks postpartum.
The exact rebate amount depends on individual eligibility and care provided.
Understanding your investment
Private midwifery care offers a level of continuity, access and personalised support not typically available within standard care models.
Many women choose this model because of the consistent support, time, and relationship it provides during a significant life experience.
Payment options
Payment plans may be available, with fees typically structured across your pregnancy.
Details are discussed during your consultation to ensure clarity and transparency.
Common Questions
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Yes — this can be discussed during your consultation.
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No — rebates contribute to, but do not cover the full cost of care.
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Payment structure is discussed during onboarding.
Discuss your Care Options
For detailed fee information and availability, the next step is a consultation.