How much is an eye test if I do not have Medicare?
If you don’t have a Medicare card, or you’re not eligible for a Medicare rebate at the time of your visit, your eye test will be billed as a private consultation. Payment is made on the day using major cards or digital wallets. The cost of a comprehensive eye test is $82.70 and includes an advanced OCT 3D eye scan.
Book an appointmentBulk billing for eye tests
Eye tests are bulk billed to Medicare. So there are no out of pocket expenses for you. All you need is a valid Medicare card without optometry restrictions.
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