FUNDING WE ACCEPT
Most of our care is funded through a scheme, a package or a referral rather than paid for out of pocket. Choose the pathway that applies to you to see what's covered, what you'll need and how to get started.
PATHWAY 1
Government-funded programs for people living with disability, and for older Australians who want to stay independent at home or receive care in a residential facility.
Plan-managed and self-managed participants. Therapy, assessments and reports under Capacity Building.
How it worksThe program that replaced Home Care Packages from 1 November 2025. Clinical care is fully funded with no participant contribution.
How it worksVisiting physiotherapy, podiatry, occupational therapy, dietetics, speech pathology and nursing for residents. Facility and family referrals welcome.
How it worksPATHWAY 2
If you were hurt on the road or at work, your treatment is usually paid by the insurer. Bring your claim number and we bill them directly.
Victorian transport accident clients. Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nursing and rehabilitation at home or in clinic, billed to the TAC.
How it worksAccepted claims under WorkSafe Victoria. Treatment, functional assessments and return-to-work support. We are registered with WorkSafe Victoria only and are not registered with the schemes in other states.
How it worksPATHWAY 3
For everyone else: a GP care plan, your health fund extras, or simply paying as you go. No scheme eligibility required.
Up to five allied health sessions a year under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. We bulk bill every Medicare allied health service, so there is no gap fee.
How it worksClaim on the spot with HICAPS at our Roxburgh Park clinic, or submit your receipt for home visits. Rebates, limits and waiting periods are set by your fund.
How it worksNo referral needed. Clear fees confirmed before your first appointment.
See feesAT A GLANCE
What you need before we can book, and who pays.
| PATHWAY | YOU NEED | WHO WE BILL | OUT OF POCKET |
|---|---|---|---|
| NDIS | Active plan, plan-managed or self-managed | Your plan manager, or you claim from the NDIS portal | None within your plan budget |
| Support at Home | Approved Support at Home classification | Your provider | None for clinical care |
| Residential Aged Care | Facility or family referral | The facility, or the resident privately | Depends on the facility arrangement |
| Transport Accident (TAC) | Accepted TAC claim number | The TAC | None for approved treatment |
| WorkCover | Accepted WorkSafe Victoria claim number and insurer | Your WorkSafe Victoria insurer or agent | None for approved treatment |
| Medicare | GP Chronic Condition Management Plan referral | Medicare | None, we bulk bill |
| Private health | Extras cover that includes allied health | Your fund via HICAPS in clinic, or you claim with our receipt | Gap after your rebate |
| Paying privately | Nothing, no referral required | You | Full fee, confirmed in advance |
inOne Healthcare is not an NDIS registered provider and cannot accept NDIA-managed participants. Fees and gaps are confirmed before your first appointment.
NOT SURE WHICH APPLIES?
Many people qualify for more than one pathway, and some can be used together. Our intake team checks eligibility, tells you what documents to gather, and books you in under the option that costs you least.
FOR REFERRERS
GPs, support coordinators, case managers and facility staff: send the referral with the funding type and claim or plan details and we confirm receipt within one business day.
GOT QUESTIONS?
Make a referral online or call 1300 765 456. We'll get back to you within one business day.
Reviewed by Ashley Boykett, National Allied Health Manager. Last reviewed 16 September 2026.
This page explains funding in general terms. Eligibility and what each scheme covers are decided by the relevant scheme, insurer or fund, not by inOne Healthcare.