We also understand the health insurance system, including Medicare and private health insurance, can often be very confusing to navigate.

That’s why we encourage existing patients or anyone considering using a One for Women service to talk to us about any other fees you may incur.

While every patient's needs and level of cover are different, and thus the costs incurred by every patient will be different, we outline below some typical costs around our most typical services.

• If you are covered by Medicare, most doctor and midwife visits and outpatient procedures will attract a Medicare rebate, which is a partial reimbursement. This rebate varies, according to whether or not you have reached your Medicare Safety Net that year.
• If you have private Health Insurance the cost of your delivery charged by us will be fully covered by your Health Fund. Your hospital stay will have other fees and charges, which can be explained by the Hospital.
• If you are not covered by Medicare, and have Visitor or Student cover with a private health fund, you are usually reimbursed to the extent that Medicare would cover you. You will need to confirm the arrangements with your insurer.
• If you are not covered by Medicare, and do not have overseas health insurance, you will not receive a rebate. Despite this, in many instances you will find One for Women charge less than receiving care through a public hospital.